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- 1906 football
- Photograph of the Hamilton College football team in 1906, grouped, standing and seated, against the wall of a barn or shed.
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- Addison Kellog Strong
- Photograph of Addison Kellog Strong, class of 1842, Inscriptions: A. K. Strong '42, Addison Kellog Strong, Class of 1842
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- Amos Hammond Dean
- Photograph of Amos Hammond Dean, class of 1864, Inscriptions: Amos Hammond Dean, Ham. Coll., Class of 1864 -- Hammond Dean, X P, '64, Albany
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- Benjamin Franklin Pope
- Photograph of Benjamin Franklin, class of 1864, Inscriptions: Pope, Benjamin Franklin, Class of 1864 -- B. Frank Pope, Ps. U. [Psi Upsilon] Class of '64, Ham. Coll.
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- Charles Buckingham
- Portrait of Charles Buckingham, class of 1862. Killed July 1864., Inscriptions: Lieut., 146th N.Y.V -- Killed July 1864.
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- Charles Melville Fay
- Photograph of Charles Melville Fay, class of 1862, Inscriptions: Charles Melville Fay '62, Class of 1862
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- Charles Melville Fay
- Portrait of Charles Melville Fay, class of 1862
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- Charles Melville Fay
- Portrait of Charles Melville Fay, class of 1862
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- Charter of Hamilton College, granted the 26th day of May 1812
- Original charter from the Regents of the University of New York establishing Hamilton College as an institution of higher education. Tompkins, Daniel D., Chancellor of the University of the State of New York.
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- Charter of Hamilton Oneida Academy, 1792
- Charter granted by the Regents of the University of the State of New York on January 31, 1793.
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- Darius Carter Sackett
- Photograph of Darius Carter Sackett, class of 1864, Inscriptions: D. C. Sackett, 1864
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- Diary of Joel Smith Bacon
- Diary of Joel Smith Bacon, Class of 1826. Bacon attended Cortland Academy in Homer, N.Y. and Hamilton College in Clinton, N.Y. (B.A. 1826). Later in life he was a president of Columbian College (now George Washington University), and a Baptist minister who distributed Bibles to freed slaves after the Civil War.
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- Diary of Justus B. Doolittle; covering his life as a foreign missionary in Foochow, China, until the year 1873
- Diary of Justus B. Doolittle (Class of 1846). Describes Doolittle's life as a student at Hamilton College on pages 3-5. Diary entries begin on page 52, after an autobiography of his life up to that point.; Biography: J.B. Doolittle (1824-1880) H.C. Class of 1846 Missionary to China: 1849-1864 Justus B. Doolittle was born on 23 June, 1824 in Rutland, NY, and died on 15 June, 1880 in Clinton, NY. Af... [description clipped]
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- Dwight Lee
- Photograph of Dwight Lee, class of 1863, Inscriptions: D. M. Lee '63, Dwight Morgan Lee, Class of 1863