Includes dinner ticket for N-YHS 40th Anniversary dinner on November 20, 1844 signed on back by Egbert Benson; unsigned tickets of introduction "To Be Delivered at the Door;" one "New-York Gallery ticket; and transferable Member's Tickets. (Undated materials estimated to be from mid 19th century).

Includes annual report of the Committee on Fine Arts (1861-1862); circular for the John Jay Audubon subscription fund (April 1863); circular for the Bryan and Jarves pictures (March 1964); the Rules of the Executive Committee (1864); select tickets have names written on them, others have acquisition notes on back.

Ticket for Strawberry Festival (June 7, 1864) accompanied by 1976 letter from donor Edward Naumburg indicating this is the first recorded evidence of the N-YHS event, despite beliefs it began as early as 1855.

Includes letterpress printing of J.L. Beekman poem "A Goddess Distressed," dated December 13 & 14, 1901, relating to the need for building funds.

Includes program featuring menu, reprinting of original meeting minutes, and illustrations of former N-YHS locations; seating plan for the banquet held at Delmonico's restaurant.

Includes first circular announcing and recruiting donors to the Founders Fund; September 1, 1908 notice of relocation of collections to new location on Central Park West and closure of both buildings until further notice; August 23, 1909 announcement and description of stand for members and their families to view the parades of the Hudson-Fulton Celebration.

Includes December 5. 1919 circular issued by Executive Committee combatting recent accusations of neglect made against N-YHS management.

Includes tickets for January 2, 1934 address by Bella C. Landauer, "An Informal Talk on My Collection of Lottery Items, Trade Cards, Transportation Literature, etc."

Includes images of new wing construction; May 5, 1936 program for Jenny Lind songs performed by soprano Crystal Waters (autographed by Waters).

Includes ephemera indicating an N-YHS graphic design shift from traditional serif and blackletter-style to the sans serif Futura typeface in 1939.

Includes tickets (one for Miss S.H. Haveland) and guidelines for historical cruise aboard the Steamer Chauncey M. Depew on September 14, 1939; pamphlet on "The Story of the New-York Historical Society," which includes descriptions of the new museum galleries.

Includes a pamphlet describing the Thompson Homestead Memorial, a museum at East Hampton, Long Island, owned and operated by N-YHS in the 1940s.

Includes handout on procedure for staff and visitors during an air raid, dated January 13, 1943.

Includes type-written supplement to 1946 Strawberry Festival invitations: "In co-operation with Mr. Hoover's emergency food conservation program, each person will be limited to one portion."

Includes postcards from the "New York Fashion in 1869" exhibition; pamphlets on the Carriage Collection and "Collection of Steamboat Pictures that the New-York Historical Society should possess..." and catalog for the DeWitt McClellan Lockman memorial exhibition.

Includes large seasonal calendars of events, listing special exhibitions, motion picture and music series, education events, lectures and gallery talks, and basic visitor information.

Includes letterpress printing of short-title list of rare books, broadsides, maps, and manuscripts on display in the 1969 exhibition "Treasures of Americana from the Library of the New-York Historical Society."

Includes circulars on Bicentennial Planning Commission and "Audubon and His World" exhibition of original Birds of America watercolors; handout for the 1971 inaugural exhibition of the N-YHS Library Gallery, "Classics of Seventeenth-Century Americana."

Includes revised 1977 edition of pamphlet "The Story of the New-York Historical Society."

Includes pamphlet for N-YHS lixury cruise along the coast of Canada and southern Alaska on the Royal Viking Star.

Includes three copies of the John J. Audubon first day of issue stamp in related cover.

Includes brochures for the debut season of six N-YHS walking tours, "New-York Walks."

Includes invitation to opening, and advertisement for woodblock printed in commemoration, of the Paper and Book Conservation Laboratory.

Includes Christmas card hand-illustrated by Laird Ogden depicting and autographed by staff of the Print, Photographs, and Architectural Collections department (see also: 1991 General folder).

Includes promotional postcards for new hours of operation featuring Irving Browning photographs accompanied by note: "Tom [Dunning] - This is all contraband -- all copies supposedly destroyed - but it was given out at Paine Webber opening!! Note caption on reverse and what you can read on front side. Wendy 9/24." Includes materials for The Jewish Museum during its time housed at N-YHS while its building was renovated.

Includes extensive selection of brochures printed for "Markers of Change: Documents of American History" exhibition, on topics ranging from John Winthrop's 17th-century sermon "A Modell of Christian Charity," to Ulysses S. Grant's terms of surrender at Appomattox.

Includes walking tour maps and handout from Halston fashion show hosted at N-YHS.

Includes promotional postcards for the new N-YHS website at www.nyhistory.org.

Includes invitation to August 5 memorial celebration for John F. Kennedy, Jr. hosted at N-YHS by George Magazine and Hachette Filipacchi Magazines.

Includes letter from Mayor Rudolph Guiliani addressed to all attendees of the opening of the Henry Luce III Center for the Study of American Culture.

Includes issue of the "New York Amsterdam News" written and distributed in conjunction with the 2005-2006 "Slavery in New York" exhibition.

Includes Festival of St. Nicholas handouts: notes written by Carol Zicklin (adapted from the Papers of John Pintard) and reprintings of Clement Clarke Moore's "T'was the Night Before Christmas" manuscript and the published 1848 edition.

Includes admittance cards for affiliated members of the industrial arts field and various form letters sent in response to research inquiries.

Includes notice to members encouraging them to introduce visitors of the city to the exhibition galleries (late 19th-century); blank invitations to become N-YHS member; floor plan guides for museum visitors (ca. 1930-1945).

Includes pamphlet on N-YHS publications through 1924 and early 20th-century membership handout.

Includes general information brochures for the museum, library, school programs, and Department of Prints, Photographs, and Architectural Collections; several versions of promotional brochure titled "The Importance of Being Hyphenated."

Includes brochures on planned giving and coroporate sponsorships; blank acknowledgement for gifts; blank donation form listing amount of gift, format of acknowledgment, and installment schedule; "With the Compliments of the New-York Historical Society" gift cards (all undated).

Includes general information brochures about N-YHS membership.

Includes multiple images of 170 Central Park West building, reading room, and Henry Dexter Hall as well as highlights from collection such as the Beekman Family Coach.

Includes bookplates for volumes purchased using the Trust Fund of Lathrop Colgate Harper, Mrs. Lathrop Colgate Harper Fund in Memory of Francis P. Harper, and the James B. Wilbur fund; bookplates featuring blank space for entering purchaser name; and copperplate illustrated with N-YHS logo and address.

Includes sheets of labels for library volumes purchased using the Demilt Fund, Grosvenor Fund, Thomas Fund, Ewer Legacy, and Griswold Legacy. In poor condition.

Includes folders used for press kits and other sets of distribution materials.

Includes blank memorandum forms, gift acknowledgments, package labels, envelopes, and other stationery featuring N-HYS letterhead. The bulk features red letterpress printing, with some letterheads personalized for James B. Bell (Director) and Larry E. Sullivan (Librarian), Norman Pearlstein (Chairman), Betsy Gotbaum (President), or Wilbur L. Ross, Jr. and Herbert S. Winokur, Jr. (Co-Chairmen).

Directories includes staff person's name and department (earlier directories) or title (later directories), or sometimes both, thereby providing an overview of staffing.

Semi-annual booklets distributed to the public listing upcoming programs, speakers, exhibitions, etc.

This box includes only excess copies of tickets and other ephemera culled from the folders in the record group. Because the material is redundant it is available for internal use only.

This box includes only excess copies of tickets and other ephemera culled from the folders in the record group. Because the material is redundant it is available for internal use only.

This box includes only excess copies of tickets and other ephemera culled from the folders in the record group. Because the material is redundant it is available for internal use only.

Includes tickets to 1854 semi-centennial celebration dinner at the Metropolitan Hotel; 1860 commemoration of the birthday of Washington Irving; 1903 laying of the corner-stone of the new building (both for platform seating and regular admission); 1905 centennial banquet at Delmonico's (pink ticket for balcony admission, which was designated for female members); 1917 reception and "Father Knickerbocker Pageant;" 1917 series of illustrated lectures for children. Final folder contains index for speaker names.

Includes musical lectures and recital handouts; 1941 Christmas program. Final folder contains index for speaker names.

Includes announcements for exhibitions. Scrapbook spine also includes labels for "Miscellaneous Cards" and "Gold Medal for Achievement in History" materials, but these were not present in the scrapbook.

Includes programs, tickets, order forms, and calendars for musical programming, special and press previews, exhibitions, symposia, and other special events. Special items of note include materials from the fight to preserve the Aquarium in Battery Park and the Thompson Homestead Memorial museum briefly operated by N-YHS.

Poster for special exhibition "Our City Hall in History" (October 1949-Feburary 1950) and posters for undated "How Early America Lived" demonstration for American history students on the operation of early household inventions.

Includes programs, handouts, invitations, and chiefly calendars (see also: oversize folder of Series I).

Includes programs, calendars, and invitations in addition to tickets.

Contents are true to titles. Many materials have come loose from the scrapbook pages and are housed in sleeves.

Contents are true to title. Materials have been removed from plastic sleeves and placed in paper slings to retain semblance of original placement.

Contents are true to title. Materials have been removed from plastic sleeves and placed in paper slings to retain semblance of original placement.