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The finding aid for the Titus and Weeks Business Account Book collection in PDF format.

View of the Great Peconic Bay House hotel, as seen from Peconic Bay. (B&W)

PDF version of "Call Me Daughter" by Herstory Writers Workshop author, Silvia Heredia

PDF version of "Llámenme m’ija" ("Call Me Daughter) by Herstory Writers Workshop author, Silvia Heredia

PDF except of pages from the literary anthology "Latinas Write/Escriben" featuring "Llámenme m’ija" by Herstory Writers Workshop author, Silvia Heredia

View of two houses on Merrick Rd., “Caprice” and “Cute,” both of which were owned by impresario Edgar L. Morrison. Message and addressee information, both handwritten, on verso. Note: Caprice, at left, was named after one of Morrison’s daughters. …

View looking down Atlantic Avenue, which is line by commercial buildings on both sides. There are horse drawn wagons in the street and few pedestrians at right. Message and addressee information, both handwritten, on verso. (B&W)

Exterior view of the Queen of the Rosary Academy. (B&W)

A business card for Smithtown Concrete Products Corp. The card is in the shape of a cinder block.

The meeting minutes from the South Oyster Bay Turnpike Co. Directors' Meeting for June 25th, 1819.