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Artifact Title	Date	Format	Image	Collection
1. About Tewksbury	April 24, 1883	Article		Document
2. An Address On Rehabilitation Of The Mentally And Physically Handicapped	July 13, 1929	Speech		Document
3. Address To Advisory Committee On Economic Security On The Problems Of Economic And Social Security	November 14, 1934	Speech		Document
4. Address To Our Patrons	1854	Article		Document
5. Alfred Pratt To FDR, October 9, 1938	October 9, 1938	Correspondence		Document
6. American Charities	1908	Book		Document
7. Asylum Life; Or, The Advantages Of A Disadvantage	August 1853	Article		Document
8. Brief Description of the State Lunatic Asylum At Utica, N.Y.	July 1847	Article		Document
9. A Brief Narrative Of The Life Of Mrs. Adele M. Jewel, (Being Deaf And Dumb.)	1869	Book		Document
10. A Brilliant War Record	circa 1880	Article		Document
11. The Care, Cure, And Education Of The Crippled Child	1924	Book		Document
12. The Origin And Nature Of Our Institutional Models	January 10, 1969	Government Document		Document
13. A Chapter From Real Life. By A Recovered Patient	February 1854	Article		Document
14. Christmas In Purgatory: A Photographic Essay On Mental Retardation	1974	Book		Document
15. Considerations On The Subject Of Insanity	March 1852	Article		Document
16. A Crippled Farm Worker	September 1916	Article		Document
17. The Crusade Against Polio	September 1931	Article		Document
18. Crushing Out Our Children's Lives	August 1931	Article		Document
19. "A Dialogue, Between Two Southern Gentlemen And A Negro," Part 1	May 1852	Article		Document
20. "A Dialogue, Between Two Southern Gentlemen And A Negro," Part 2	June 1852	Article		Document
21. Other Cities Think	November 18, 1915	Article		Document
22. Editor's Table, March 1852	March 1852	Article		Document
23. Editor's Table, January 1852	January 1852	Magazine		Document
24. Editor's Table, February 1852	February 1852	Magazine		Document
25. Editor's Table, April 1852	April 1852	Magazine		Document
26. Editor's Table, May 1852	May 1852	Magazine		Document
27. Editor's Table, June 1852	June 1852	Magazine		Document
28. Education By Telephone	1962	Article		Document
29. Eleventh Report Of The Managers Of The State Lunatic Asylum Of The State Of New-York	October 1854	Article		Document
30. Offer Of Coal Furnace	October 27, 1938	Correspondence		Document
31. Letter From United Mine Workers	November 1, 1938	Correspondence		Document
32. FDR Responds To Criticism Of Heating System	November 12, 1938	Correspondence		Document
33. Existing State Of The Art Of Instructing The Deaf And Dumb	September 1835	Article		Document
34. Extension Service	April 1932	Article		Document
35. FDR to Colonel Rankin	January 23, 1937	Correspondence		Document
36. FDR To Henry Toombs On The Design Of Top Cottage	March 21, 1938	Correspondence		Document
37. FDR To Henry Toombs, June 9, 1938	June 9, 1938	Correspondence		Document
38. Fourth Of July At The Asylum	July 1852	Article		Document
39. The Great Lilliputian Wedding	February 21, 1863	Article		Document
40. Greater New York Celebrations	January 30, 1937	Article		Document
41. Chronological Statement Of Studies	1899	Article		Document
42. Helen Keller Talks To Waldorf Audience	January 16, 1907	Article		Document
43. Henry Toombs Suggests FDR Should Be Listed As Architect For Top Cottage, With Reply	May 5, 1938	Correspondence		Document
44. Henry Toombs Suggests That FDR Thank The Builders Of Top Cottage, With Reply	January 23, 1939	Correspondence		Document
45. Henry Toombs to FDR, June 16, 1938	June 16, 1938	Correspondence		Document
46. Henry Toombs To FDR, June 6, 1938	June 6, 1938	Correspondence		Document
47. Henry Toombs To Nancy Cook and Marion Dickerman	May 16, 1961	Correspondence		Document
48. Holiday Amusements At The New York State Lunatic Asylum	January 1854	Article		Document
49. Idiocy: And Its Treatment By The Physiological Method	1907	Book		Document
50. Idiots And Institutions For Their Training	1855	Article		Document
51. Illustrations Of Insanity, Furnished By Letters Of The Insane	April 1847	Article		Document
52. In Memoriam -- Hervey B. Wilbur, M.D.	1886	Article		Document
53. In Memory Of Edouard Seguin, M.D.	1880	Article		Document
54. Instinct Not Predominant In Idiocy	1880	Article		Document
55. "Institutions For Idiots"	October 12, 1870			Document
56. Inventory Taken At Hill-Top Cottage, May 5, 1945	May 5, 1945	Legal documents		Document
57. Jed, The Poorhouse Boy	1899	Book		Document
58. The Jukes in 1915	1916	Book		Document
59. Historical Note	1916	Book		Document
60. The Ladies' Fair	March 1855	Article		Document
61. Letchworth Village: The Newest State Institution For The Feeble-minded And Epileptic	March 2, 1912	Article		Document
62. Letter On News Story About Top Cottage	March 27, 1940	Correspondence		Document
63. Mary Cogswell (Daughter) To Mary Cogswell (Mother), January 8, 1818	January 8, 1818	Correspondence		Document
64. Mason Cogswell To Mary Cogswell, November 17, 1816	November 17, 1816	Correspondence		Document
65. Mason Cogswell To Mary Cogswell, November 4, 1816	November 4, 1816	Correspondence		Document
66. Mason Cogswell To Mary Cogswell, November 10, 1816	November 10, 1816	Correspondence		Document
67. Mason Cogswell To Mary Cogswell, November 6, 1816	November 6, 1816	Correspondence		Document
68. Samuel Akerly To Mason Cogswell And Response, August 21, 1821	August 21, 1821	Correspondence		Document
69. Thomas Gallaudet To Mason Cogswell, August 9, 1816	August 9, 1816	Correspondence		Document
70. Life At Asylumia	November 1855	Article		Document
71. Life In The Asylum, Part 1	January 1855	Article		Document
72. Life In The Asylum, Part 2	March 1855	Article		Document
73. Life In The N.Y. State Lunatic Asylum; Or, Extracts From The Diary Of An Inmate	January 1849	Article		Document
74. The Life Of P.T. Barnum	1855			Document
75. Lines Written For The Celebration Of The Anniversary Of Pinel's Birthday, At The N.Y.S. Lunatic Asylum, April 11, 1846	June 1852	Article		Document
76. Little People	January 31, 1863	Article		Document
77. Lockwood Postcard 10	March 2, 1881	Postcard		Document
78. MacArthurs To Build	April 1932	Article		Document
79. Materialism In Its Relations To The Causes, Conditions, And Treatment Of Insanity	January 1872	Article		Document
80. The Medical Treatment Of Insanity	April 1847	Article		Document
81. Memorandum For Henry J. Toombs On Listing FDR AS Architect	November 17, 1938	Correspondence		Document
82. Memorial To The President, From The Lunatic Asylum	December 1856	Article		Document
83. Memories Of Eighty Years	1906			Document
84. "A Merry Heart Goeth Good Like A Medicine"	January 1936	Article		Document
85. Michigan Society Of Architects Seeks To Discuss FDR, With Reply	January 4, 1939	Correspondence		Document
86. A Mind That Found Itself: An Autobiography	1910	Book		Document
87. Modern Ideals Of Education Applied To The Training Of Mental Detectives	1908	Article		Document
88. Modern Persecution, or Married Woman's Liabilities	1873	Book		Document
89. The Moral Treatment Of Insanity	July 1847	Article		Document
90. Some Recollections: The Story Of My Marriage And Honeymoon	October 7, 1906	Article		Document
91. Gleanings From My Autobiography: Recollections Of Odd Experiences In Out Of The Way Corners Of The Earth During Our World Tour	December 16, 1906	Article		Document
92. Nassau County Committee	1970	Article		Document
93. A Nation Twice Blessed	January 30, 1937	Article		Document
94. "Negro Melodies"	December 1854	Article		Document
95. New State Asylum For Idiots, Third Annual Report Of The Trustees	February 1, 1854	Annual Report		Document
96. New York Association For The Blind	1907	Article		Document
97. New York Asylum For Idiots, Thirty-Second Annual Report Of The Trustees	January 11, 1883	Annual Report		Document
98. New York Asylum For Idiots, Thirty-Third Annual Report Of The Trustees	January 15, 1884	Annual Report		Document
99. New York Asylum For Idiots, Twelfth Annual Report	1863	Annual Report		Document
100. New York Asylum For Idiots, Twentieth Annual Report	January 12, 1871	Annual Report		Document
101. New York Asylum For Idiots, Twenty-Eighth Annual Report, For The Year 1878	1891	Annual Report		Document
102. New York Asylum For Idiots, Twenty-First Annual Report Of The Trustees	January 16, 1872	Annual Report		Document
103. New York Asylum For Idiots, Twenty-Fourth Annual Report Of The Trustees	January 14, 1875	Annual Report		Document
104. New York Asylum For Idiots, Twenty-Ninth Annual Report Of The Trustees	January 15, 1880	Annual Report		Document
105. New York Asylum For Idiots, Twenty-Second Annual Report Of The Trustees	January 22, 1873	Annual Report		Document
106. New York State Asylum For Idiots, First Annual Report	1852	Annual Report		Document
107. New York State Asylum For Idiots, Fourth Annual Report Of The Trustees	January 23, 1855	Annual Report		Document
108. New York State Asylum For Idiots, Second Annual Report Of The Trustees	February 10, 1853	Annual Report		Document
109. New York State Asylum For Idiots, Thirty-Fourth Annual Report Of The Trustees, For The Year 1884	January 15, 1885	Annual Report		Document
110. New York State Asylum For Idiots, Twenty-Fifth Annual Report	1876	Annual Report		Document
111. New York State Idiot Asylum At Syracuse, Fifth Report Of The Trustees	February 11, 1856	Annual Report		Document
112. Oil Burning System To Be Used By F.R.	October 22, 1938	Article		Document
113. On The Causes Of Insanity	January 1848	Article		Document
114. One Means Of Preventing Pauperism	1879	Conference Paper		Document
115. The Opal Library	May 1853	Article		Document
116. How I Became A Socialist	1920	Article		Document
117. The Worker's Right	1920	Article		Document
118. A Letter To Mark Twain	1920	Article		Document
119. The Heaviest Burden Of The Blind	1920	Article		Document
120. The Gift Of Speech	1920	Article		Document
121. P.T. Barnum to Moses Kimball, Letter 1, January 30, 1843	January 1843	Correspondence		Document
122. P.T. Barnum to Moses Kimball, Letter 2, February 5, 1843	February 5, 1843	Correspondence		Document
123. P.T. Barnum to Moses Kimball, Letter 3, March 8, 1843	March 8, 1843	Correspondence		Document
124. P.T. Barnum to Moses Kimball, Letter 4, September 1, 1843	September 1, 1843	Correspondence		Document
125. P.T. Barnum to Moses Kimball, Letter 5, Sepember 4, 1843	September 4, 1843	Correspondence		Document
126. P.T. Barnum to Moses Kimball, Letter 6, October 12, 1843	October 12, 1843	Correspondence		Document
127. P.T. Barnum to Moses Kimball, Letter 7, August 18, 1844	August 18, 1844	Correspondence		Document
128. P.T. Barnum to Moses Kimball, Letter 8, January 30, 1845	January 30, 1845	Correspondence		Document
129. P.T. Barnum to Moses Kimball, Letter 9, April 30, 1845	April 30, 1845	Correspondence		Document
130. "The Passing Of The Dumb"	June 3, 1911	Article		Document
131. Paul Hasbrouck To His Father, April 17, 1927	April 17, 1927	Correspondence		Document
132. Manual Training Department	1915	Annual Report		Document
133. Pioneering, 1970	1970	Article		Document
134. A Place In Thy Memory	1854	Book		Document
135. The Children Of The Poor	1895	Book		Document
136. The President's Birthday Ball At The Waldorf-Astoria	January 30, 1939	Pamphlet		Document
137. The President's Birthday Message	January 30, 1938	Article		Document
138. Prevention Of Blindness	April 1909	Article		Document
139. Problems In The Administration Of Municipal Charities	1904	Article		Document
140. Professional Experience Of Henry Toombs	February 28, 1941	Ephemera		Document
141. Radio Address By Franklin D. Roosevelt, February 18, 1931	February 18, 1931	Speech		Document
142. The Relation Of Hereditary Eye Defects To Genetics And Eugenics	November 1919	Article		Document
143. The Relation Of Speech Or Language To Idiocy	1879	Article		Document
144. Request For Birthday Ball Autograph, With Reply	January 15, 1934	Correspondence		Document
145. Request For Complete Plans For Top Cottage	January 11, 1938	Correspondence		Document
146. Request To Visit Top Cottage, With Reply	October 7, 1938	Correspondence		Document
147. Request To Work At Top Cottage As Housekeeper, With Reply	October 29, 1938	Correspondence		Document
148. Requisition #4 -- President Roosevelt Residence	October 31, 1938	Ephemera		Document
149. Restriction Of Immigration	June 1896	Article		Document
150. Rogues' Gallery	August 1932	Article		Document
151. "You Can't Keep A Good Man Down"	1932	Pamphlet		Document
152. The Roots Of Social Security	October 23, 1962	Speech		Document
153. Schools In Lunatic Asylums	April 1845	Article		Document
154. Sixteenth Annual Report Of The Trustees Of The Perkins Institution And Massachusetts Asylum For The Blind	1848	Annual Report		Document
155. Some Abnormal Characteristics Of Idiots And The Methods Adopted In Obviating Them	1883	Article		Document
156. The Story Of My Life, Part 4	July 1902	Article		Document
157. The Story Of My Life, Part 6	September 1902	Article		Document
158. Syracuse State Institution For Feeble-Minded Children, Sixty-Fifth Annual Report Of The Managers	1916	Annual Report		Document
159. Syracuse State School For Mental Defectives, Seventy-First Annual Report	1922	Annual Report		Document
160. Teachers For The Feebleminded	August 29, 1914	Article		Document
161. The Technical Training And Industrial Employment Of The Blind In The United States	October 1908	Article		Document
162. Ten Days In A Mad-House	1887	Book		Document
163. I Want To Thank You	April 1919	Pamphlet		Document
164. To His Excellency Governor Hunt	July 1852	Article		Document
165. Top Cottage Contract For Construction	July 1, 1938	Legal documents		Document
166. Truthfulness With The Insane	February 1852	Article		Document
167. Trying To Sell FDR A Lawn, With Reply	October 8, 1938	Correspondence		Document
168. Trying To Sell FDR A Record Player, With Reply	November 1, 1938	Correspondence		Document
169. Trying To Sell FDR A Television, With Reply	June 28, 1939	Correspondence		Document
170. Trying To Sell FDR A Vacuum Cleaner, With Reply	September 7, 1938	Correspondence		Document
171. "Uncle Tom And Tiny Tim: Some Reflections On The Cripple As Negro"	1969	Article		Document
172. Unsolicited Plan For Top Cottage, With Reply	October 10, 1938	Correspondence		Document
173. Unsolicited Plan From Architectural Student, With Reply	October 9, 1938	Correspondence		Document
174. Unsolicited Plan Revision For Top Cottage, With Reply	October 10, 1938	Correspondence		Document
175. Visit Of The Legislature To The Asylum	April 1854	Article		Document
176. "We Kept Our Retarded Child At Home"	November 1955	Article		Document
177. What I Shall Do	September 1855	Article		Document
178. "What Is It?" Advertisement	March 1, 1860	Advertisement		Document
179. "What Is It?" Advertisement	March 19, 1860	Advertisement		Document
180. Where Toys Are Locked Away	September 29, 1965	Magazine		Document
181. Who Are The Mentally Retarded?	July 17, 1967	Speech		Document
182. A Word About Museums	July 27, 1865	Article		Document
183. Zip, The �What Is It?� Plays Host to All The Other Circus Freaks	April 6, 1914	Article		Document
184. Admiral Dot	circa 1880	Photograph		Visual Still
185. Alms House, Buildings, Blackwell's Island, New York	1850	Lithograph		Visual Still
186. American Association To Promote Teaching Speech To The Deaf Second Summer Meeting With Alexander G. Bell	July 23, 1892	Photograph		Visual Still
187. Barnum's American Museum After Fire	March 3, 1868	Photograph		Visual Still
188. The Black Stork Delivers A Baby	April 14, 1917	Advertisement		Visual Still
189. The Blind Mat Man Of New York	1826	Lithograph		Visual Still
190. Blind Men In Business Class Receiving Instruction In Typing	1909	Photograph		Visual Still
191. Blind Switchboard Operator	1905	Photograph		Visual Still
192. Buildings Opened By The New York Association For The Blind	1913	Photograph		Visual Still
193. Cerebral Palsy Fundraiser	circa 1940	Photograph		Visual Still
194. Death To Coughs Colds And Consumption -- Adamson's Balsam	circa 1885	Ephemera		Visual Still
195. Dr. Isaac Thompson's Celebrated Eye Water Tade Card (Back)	circa 1885	Ephemera		Visual Still
196. Dr. Isaac Thompson's Celebrated Eye Water Trade Card (Front)	circa 1885	Ephemera		Visual Still
197. Drawing Of Top Cottage Appearing in American Builder Magazine	1938	Illustration		Visual Still
198. West Side With Porch During Construction	1938	Photograph		Visual Still
199. FDR Sketch Of Top Cottage	February 1938	Illustration		Visual Still
200. FDR's First Sketch Of Top Cottage	unknown	Illustration		Visual Still
201. Fireplace At Top Cottage	1948	Photograph		Visual Still
202. First American Association To Promote Teaching Speech To The Deaf Summer Meeting with Alexander G. Bell	July 28, 1892	Photograph		Visual Still
203. First Summer Meeting American Association To Promote Teaching Speech To The Deaf With Alexander G. Bell	July 28, 1892	Photograph		Visual Still
204. Floor Plan Of Top Cottage	February 1938	Illustration		Visual Still
205. Goat Cart	1890	Postcard		Visual Still
206. Graduation At The New York Institution For The Instruction Of The Deaf And Dumb	July 12, 1879	Newspaper		Visual Still
207. Group Photo Of Deaf-Blind Individuals From Five Institutions	1901	Photograph		Visual Still
208. "Happy Birthday To You"	1936	Poster		Visual Still
209. Helen Keller And Dr. A.L.E. Crouter, Chautauqua	August 1894	Photograph		Visual Still
210. Helen Keller Meeting B.B. Choudbury	1950	Photograph		Visual Still
211. Helen Keller Outdoors With Flowers	1919	Photograph		Visual Still
212. High School Girls, Eaton, N.Y.	circa 1915	Postcard		Visual Still
213. An Illustrated Catalogue And Guide Book To Barnum's American Museum, Cover	circa 1860	Pamphlet		Visual Still
214. Learning The Sound "N"	1893	Photograph		Visual Still
215. Learning Speech Through Touch	1893	Photograph		Visual Still
216. Institution For Idiots, Syracuse, N.Y.	October 12, 1870	Illustration		Visual Still
217. Center Of Top Cottage Living Room	May 1, 1945	Photograph		Visual Still
218. North End Of Top Cottage Living Room	May 1, 1945	Photograph		Visual Still
219. South End Of Top Cottage Living Room	May 1, 1945	Photograph		Visual Still
220. North End Of Top Cottage Living Room, Wheelchair in Doorway	May 1, 1945	Photograph		Visual Still
221. South End Of Top Cottage Living Room With Porch Doors	May 1, 1945	Photograph		Visual Still
222. John Wright	circa 1900	Photograph		Visual Still
223. John Wright Examining Child	circa 1900	Photograph		Visual Still
224. John Wright Examining Child	circa 1900	Photograph		Visual Still
225. "Johnny Can't Play No More"	January 30, 1938	Advertisement		Visual Still
226. Barnum's American Museum	1855	Illustration		Visual Still
227. The Fejee Mermaid	1855	Illustration		Visual Still
228. The Fejee Mermaid, As Advertised	1855	Illustration		Visual Still
229. P.T. Barnum	1855	Illustration		Visual Still
230. Man In A Wheelchair With Steel Wheels	circa 1900	Photograph		Visual Still
231. Man In A Wooden Wheelchair	circa 1885	Photograph		Visual Still
232. The Institution For The Blind, New York	1906	Illustration		Visual Still
233. Men At Basket Workshop	1917	Photograph		Visual Still
234. Title Page	1868	Book		Visual Still
235. New York School For The Blind, Batavia, New York	circa 1915	Postcard		Visual Still
236. New York State School For The Blind, Batavia, New York	circa 1910	Postcard		Visual Still
237. P.T. Barnum, Formal Portrait	1885	Photograph		Visual Still
238. Tongues And Palates	June 3, 1911	Photograph		Visual Still
239. Patients Paring Vegetables, Craig Colony For Epileptics	1898	Photograph		Visual Still
240. The Patients' Orchestra Group	circa 1940	Postcard		Visual Still
241. Franklin Roosevelt	June 1932	Photograph		Visual Still
242. The President's Birthday Ball, 1939, Pamphlet Cover	January 30, 1939	Pamphlet		Visual Still
243. Ramp To Franklin Roosevelt Home Library	1945	Photograph		Visual Still
244. Ramp To Second Floor In Franklin Roosevelt Home	1945	Photograph		Visual Still
245. FDR Entertains The King And Queen At Top Cottage	June 11, 1939	Photograph		Visual Still
246. View Of The Top Cottage Porch During The Royal Visit	June 11, 1939	Photograph		Visual Still
247. FDR Sitting At A Table During The Royal Visit	June 11, 1939	Photograph		Visual Still
248. FDR Drives With The Royal Couple	June 1939	Photograph		Visual Still
249. FDR Converses With King George At Union Station	June 1939	Photograph		Visual Still
250. Standing At Union Station	June 1939	Photograph		Visual Still
251. King George With Others On Top Cottage Porch	June 11, 1939	Photograph		Visual Still
252. Herbert Lehman, Jr., At Top Cottage	1939	Photograph		Visual Still
253. Group At The Royal Picnic Lunch	June 11, 1939	Photograph		Visual Still
254. Secretary Taking Dictation	1909	Photograph		Visual Still
255. Staff And Patients At The Craig Colony For Epileptics	circa 1880	Postcard		Visual Still
256. Female Patients And Staff At Willard Asylum	circa 1880	Photograph		Visual Still
257. Laundry Room At Willard Asylum	circa 1880	Photograph		Visual Still
258. Patients And Staff Playing Croquet At Willard Asylum	circa 1880	Photograph		Visual Still
259. Street Beggars In New York	October 24, 1874	Engraving		Visual Still
260. Students And Staff At Rome State School For The Mentally Retarded	circa 1910	Postcard		Visual Still
261. Students And Staff In Costume At Rome State School For The Mentally Retarded	circa 1910	Postcard		Visual Still
262. Sunshine Biscuits	1939	Postcard		Visual Still
263. Switchboard Operator	1912	Photograph		Visual Still
264. Syracuse State Institution For Feeble-Minded Children	1906	Postcard		Visual Still
265. Thank You With My Eyes	April 1919	Pamphlet		Visual Still
266. Barclay Portable Chair Auto Body	December 1933	Advertisement		Visual Still
267. Wilson Desk At Top Cottage	1948	Photograph		Visual Still
268. Woman Operating Switchboard	1909	Photograph		Visual Still
269. Woman Taking Dictation	1909	Photograph		Visual Still
270. Application Of Silver Nitrate	1926	Photograph		Visual Still
271. Opthalmological Examination	1926	Photograph		Visual Still
272. Avoiding An Eye Accident	1926	Photograph		Visual Still

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