Container / Location		Title
		Series II. Bristow Adams [series]:
		Subseries A. Correspondence, 1880-1970 [subseries]: Primarily personal in nature, this correspondence consists largely during the early years, of letters exchanged between Bristow and his wife, Luella Farmer Adams during their courtship and marriage, and other correspondence with family members and friends. The volume of correspondence increases after 1896 when Bristow left Washington, D. C. to attend Stanford University. Among the major correspondents are: Mrs. Ada Gertrude Adams, Ardis Adams, Bristow Benjamin "Tote" Adams II, Edith Adams, Eleanor Adams, Everett Adams, Luella Farmer Adams, Wallace Adams, Walter "Wallie" Adams, Josephine Albrecht, Henry G. Alsberg, "Bebe", Margaret Bourke-White, H. D. Brandyce, Eric Branham, George C. Calvert, Sherwin Cody, Charles Collingwood, Clement V. Conole, Helen C. "Connie" Conrad, Elmer Farmer Creighton, Edmund E. Day, Wallace Duncan, John English, Mrs. Nettie Farmer, B. T. Galloway, A. W. Gibson, David Greenberg, Reed Harris, Charles Heffernan, Lester W. Herzog, E. B. Jansen, David Starr Jordan, Russell Lord, Deane W. Malott, Albert R. Mann, Constance Adams Means, Tom Means, Wallace Miller, Florence Morton, Everett Opie, Gifford Pinchot, "Queenie", Mrs. Alexis Romanoff, Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., Theodore Roosevelt, Sr., Elihu Root, Harold M. Schmeck, Jr., Jacob Gould Schurman, Everett Smith, Ada Adams Stone, Walter King Stone, Tom Storey, William Howard Taft, Charles S. Thompson, Robert E. Treman, Gertrude Adams Turner, Henry Brown "Tony" Turner IV, Peter Vischer, E. B. "Andy" White, Lee A. White
9		1880 - Dec. 1895
9		Jan. - Dec. 1896
9		Jan. - Mar. 1897
9		Apr. - May 1897
9		June 1897
9		July - Sept. 1897
9		Oct. 1897
9		Nov. - Dec. 1897 and ca. 1897
9		Jan. 1898
10		Feb. 1898
10		Mar. 1898
10		Apr. 1898
10		May 1898
10		June 1-15, 1898
10		June 20-31, 1898
10		July 1898
10		Aug. 1898
10		Sept. 1898
10		Oct. 1898
10		Nov. 1898
10		Scrapbook of letters from Bristow Adams to his family, Aug. 1896 - Apr. 1897
11		Dec. 1898 and ca. 1898
11		Jan. 1899
11		Feb. 1899
11		Mar. - Apr. 1899
11		May 1899
11		June 1899
11		July 1899
11		Aug. - Sept. 1899
11		Oct. - Nov. 1899
11		Dec. 1-15, 1899
12		Dec. 19-31, 1899
12		ca. 1899
12		Jan. 1900
12		Feb. - Apr. 1900
12		May - June 18, 1900
12		June 25-31, 1900
12		July 1-10, 1900
12		July 11-14, 1900
12		July 15-20, 1900
12		July 21-31, 1900
12		Aug. 1-7, 1900
13		Aug. 16-31, 1900
13		Sept. - Dec. 1900 and ca. 1900
13		Jan. - May 1901
13		June 1-12, 1901
13		June 13-30, 1901
13		July 1-4, 1901
13		July 5-10, 1901
13		July 11-16, 1901
13		July 17-21, 1901
13		July 22-25, 1901
13		July 26-27, 1901
13		July 28-30, 1901
13		Aug. 1-4, 1901
13		Aug. 5-10, 1901
13		Aug. 11-22, 1901
14		Aug. 23-31, 1901
14		Sept. 1-14, 1901
14		Sept. 15-22, 1901
14		Sept. 23-30, 1901
14		Oct. 1-7, 1901
14		Oct. 8-14, 1901
14		Oct. 17-29, 1901
14		Nov. 1-12, 1901
14		Nov. 13-26, 1901
14		Dec. 1-13, 1901
14		Dec. 15-22, 1901
14		Dec. 29-30, 1901 and ca. 1901
14		Jan. 1-9, 1902
14		Jan. 12-20, 1902
14		Jan. 23-30, 1902
15		Feb. 1-7, 1902
15		Feb. 8-23, 1902
15		Mar. 2-3, 1902
15		Mar. 4-6, 1902
15		Mar. 7-16, 1902
15		Mar. 17-24, 1902
15		Mar. 28-31, 1902
15		Apr. 2-7, 1902
15		Apr. 8-29, 1902
15		May - Dec. 1902 and ca. 1902
15		Jan. - June 1903
15		July - Aug. 1903
15		Sept. - Dec. 1903 and ca. 1903
16		Jan. - July 10, 1904
16		July 11-21, 1904
16		July 22-27, 1904
16		Aug. 1-14, 1904
16		Aug. 16-29, 1904
16		Sept. - Dec. 1904 and ca. 1904
16		Jan. - Feb. 1905
16		Mar. - June 1905
16		Jul-05
16		Aug. - Dec. 1905 and ca. 1905
16		Jan. - Apr. 1906
16		Jul-05
16		Aug. - Dec. 1905 and ca. 1905
16		Jan. - Apr. 1906
16		May - Dec. 1906 and ca. 1906
17		1907
17		Jan. - Apr. 1908
17		May - Dec. 1908
17		1909
17		Jan. - June 1910
17		July - Dec. 1910
17		Jan. 1911
17		Feb. 1-9, 1911
17		Feb. 10-26, 1911
17		Mar. 1-8, 1911
17		Mar. 12-28, 1911
18		Apr. 1-11, 1911
18		Apr. 13-17, 1911
18		Apr. 18-30, 1911
18		May 1911
18		June 1911
18		July 1911
18		Aug. - Dec. 1911
18		ca. 1911
18		Jan. - Aug. 1912
18		Sept. 1912
18		Oct. - Nov. 1912
18		Dec. 1912 and ca. 1912
18		Jan. - Sept. 1913
19		Oct. - Dec. 1913 and ca. 1913
19		Jan. - Apr. 1913
19		May - June 1914
19		July 1914
19		Aug. - Sept. 1914
19		Oct. 1914
19		Nov. 1914 - Dec. 22, 1914
19		Dec. 24, 1914 and ca. 1914
19		Jan. - Feb. 1915
19		Mar. 1915
19		Apr. - June 1915
19		July - Dec. 1915 and ca. 1915
19		Jan. - July 1916
20		Aug. - Sept. 1916
20		Oct. - Dec. 1916 and ca. 1916
20		Jan. - May 1917
20		June - July 1917
20		Aug. 1917
20		Sept. - Oct. 7, 1917
20		Oct. 9 - Dec. 1917
20		ca. 1917
20		Jan. 1918 - June 1918
20		July 1918 - Aug. 1918
20		Sept. - Nov. 11, 1918
21		Nov. 12 - Dec. 1918 and ca. 1918
21		1919
21		Jan. - June 1920
21		July - Dec. 1920 and ca. 1920
21		Jan. - Apr. 1921
21		May - Dec. 1921 and ca. 1921
21		Jan. - June 1922
21		Jul-22
21		Aug. 1922
21		Sept. - Dec. 1922 and ca. 1922
22		Jan. - June 1923
22		July - Dec. 1923 and ca. 1923
22		Jan. - Aug. 1924
22		Sept. - Dec. 1924 and ca. 1924
22		Jan. - Mar. 1925
22		Apr. - June 1925
22		July - Dec. 1925 and ca. 1925
22		Jan. - June 1926
22		July - Dec. 1926 and ca. 1926
22		Jan. - May 1927
22		June - Dec. 1927 and ca. 1927
23		1928
23		1929
23		Jan. - Feb. 1930
23		Mar. 1930
23		Apr. - May 1930
23		June - Aug. 1930
23		Oct. - Dec. 1930 and ca. 1930
23		1931
23		1932
23		1933
23		1934
23		1935
23		Jan. - Feb. 1936
23		Mar. 1936
24		Apr. 1936
24		May 1-8, 1936
24		May 9-30, 1936
24		Jun-36
24		July - Dec. 1936 and ca. 1936
24		Jan. - Aug. 18, 1936
24		Aug. 26, 1937 - Dec. 1937 and ca. 1937
24		Jan. - Sept. 1938
24		Oct. - Dec. 1938 and ca. 1938
24		1939
24		ca. 1939
24		1940
25		1941
25		1942
25		Jan. - June 1943
25		July - Dec. 1943 and ca. 1943
25		Jan. - July 1944
25		Aug. - Dec. 1944 and ca. 1944
25		1945
25		1946
25		Jan. - Apr. 1947
25		May - Dec. 1947 and ca. 1947
25		Jan. - Mar. 1948
25		Apr. - July 1948
26		Aug. - Dec. 1948 and ca. 1948
26		Jan. - June 1949
26		July - Dec. 1949 and ca. 1949
26		Jan. - June 7, 1950
26		June 9 - Oct. 1950
26		Nov. 1-22, 1950
26		Nov. 24-30, 1950
26		Dec. 1-9, 1950
26		Dec. 10-20, 1950
26		Dec. 21-29, 1950 and ca. 1950
26		ca. 1950
26		ca. 1950
27		Jan. - Feb. 1951
27		Mar. - June 1951
27		July - Nov. 1951
27		Dec. 1951 and ca. 1951
27		Jan. - Feb. 9, 1952
27		Feb. 18, 1952 - Apr. 30, 1952
27		May - Aug. 1952
27		Sept. - Nov. 1952
27		Dec. 1952 and ca. 1952
27		Jan. - June 1953
27		July - Nov. 1953
27		Dec. 1953 and ca. 1953
28		Jan. - Mar. 1954
28		Apr. - May 1954
28		June - July 1954
28		Aug. - Dec. 1954 and ca. 1954
28		Jan. - May 1954
28		June - Aug. 1955
28		Sept. - Nov. 1955
28		Dec. 1955
28		ca. 1955
28		ca. 1955
28		Jan. - May 1956
28		June - July 1956
29		Aug. - Nov. 1956
29		Dec. 1956 and ca. 1956
29		Jan. 1957
29		Feb. 1957
29		Mar. 1957
29		Apr. - June 1957
29		July - Oct. 1957
29		Nov. 1-20, 1957
29		Nov. 21-30, 1957
29		Dec. 1-18, 1957
29		Dec. 19-30, and ca. 1957
29		Jan. 1958
29		Feb. - Aug. 1958
30		Sept. - Dec. 1958 and ca. 1958
30		1960, 1961
30		1962-1965
30		1966-1970
30		n.d.
30		n.d.
30		n.d.
30		n.d.
30		n.d.
30		n.d.
30		n.d.
31		n.d.
31		n.d.
31		n.d.
31		n.d.
31		n.d.
31		n.d.
		Subseries B. Radio Talks [subseries]: Between 1940 and 1956 Bristow gave many, talks, usually about 10 minutes in length, over radio station WGY in Schenectady. These included: "Farm Paper of the Air," part of the Cornell Agricultural Extension program; "Let's Read a Book," a monthly series; "The World and Us," based upon his experiences on two trips around the world in 1930 and 1930-39; and a series of recollections and anecdotes of his experiences as a child growing up in Washington, D.C. and VA aired during the last programs.
		1. Miscellaneous [subseries]:
32		"Farm Paper of the Air," ca. 1940-1949, and "Farm Forum"
32		Book Review, ca. 1950-1956
		2. "The World and Us" [subseries]:
32		1936, Jan. 1946
32		May - Oct. 1946
32		Nov. 1946 - May 1947
32		June 1947 - Dec. 1947
32		Jan. - July 1948
32		Aug. 1948 - Apr. 1949
32		May - Oct. 1949
32		Nov. 1949 - Apr. 1950
33		May 1950 - Oct. 1950
33		Nov. 1950 - Nov. 1951
33		Dec. 1951 - July 1952
33		Aug. 1952 - Apr. 1953
33		May 1953 - Oct. 1953
33		Nov. 1953 - Apr. 1954
33		May 1954 - Sept. 1954
33		Oct. 1954 - Jan. 1955
33		Feb. 1955 - May 1955
		Sub-series C. "Recollections" [subseries]:
33		June - Nov. 1955
33		Nov. 1955 - May 1956
33		June 1956 - Oct. 1956
33		Nov. - Dec. 1956 and May 1954
		Subseries C. Articles, published and unpublished [subseries]: Adams wrote on many subjects from homemaking, forestry, journalism and sports to education. Many were published in various newspapers and magazines.
34		Homemaking and Food
34		Sports and Art
34		National Forests, Farms and Gardens
34		Forestry
34		Forestry
34		Forestry
34		Wildlife and "Personal Attitude Toward Life"
34		Publicity
34		W.P.A.
34		Savage Club, Press Club, Sigma Delta Chi
34		Cornell
35		W.W. I and Peace
35		Town problems: traffic and government
35		Publicity
35		Publicity
35		Miscellaneous
		Subseries D. Speeches [subseries]: Bristow gave speeches in his professional capacities as professor, journalist, and forester on topics similar to those he wrote about.
35		W.W. II
35		Education and Cornell
35		Conservation
35		Publicity
35		Athletics
35		Journalism
35		Journalism
35		Miscellaneous
35		Miscellaneous
		Subseries E. Creative Writing [subseries]: Contains poems, short stories, plays and jokes.
35		Poetry and jokes
36		Poetry and jokes
36		Plays, including "Driven Back to Egypt"
36		Short Stories
37		Short Stories
		Subseries F. Biographical Material [subseries]: Contains several papers lauding the achievement of Bristow Adams, clippings from "Who's Who" and attempts at an autobiography.
37		Eulogies, tributes, genealogy
37		Biographical material
37		Resume of Stanford experience
37		Biographical material
		Subseries G. College Material [subseries]: Includes illustrated class notes and early papers form Stanford, exams and lecture notes for his Cornell courses in journalism and conservation, and memorabilia
37		Stanford class notes and papers
38		Stanford class notes, papers and diploma
38		Cornell course material
39		Cornell course material
39		Memorabilia: Medals, name badges, Quill and Dagger Invitations, letter opener
		Subseries H. Financial Records [subseries]: Contains miscellaneous financial records from the Adams household.
40		Cash book (1911), C. R. Morrison account book check stubs (1902-1906)
40		Expense book (1924)
40		Cash Book (1916) and check stubs (1947-1949)
40		Check books (1951-1953, 1953-1955)
		Subseries I. Publications [subseries]: Bristow Adams was either founder editor or faculty advisor for most of these publication. In college he was co-founder and editor of the "Pathfinder" in 1892; editor-in-chief of the "Stanford Sequoia"; associate editor of the daily newspaper; and founder and editor of the Stanford humor magazine, "The Chaparral." From 1902-4 he edited "Forestry and Irrigation," forerunner of "American Forests," and was co-founder and managing editor of a weekly news review, "Washington Life" from 1903-5. "Washington Life" was later renamed the "American Spectator," and Adams remained editor until 1906. Bristow did illustrations for "Country Life in America;." "Everybody's," "World's Work," "Overland," and "Pacific Monthly." He gained experience in forestry as an assistant in charge of technical and literary revision of publications of the U.S. Forest Service. In 1921 he wrote "An Agricultural Almanac," Farmer's bulletin 1202 for the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture. At Cornell Bristow directed and edited the Cornell Agricultural Extension Publications. He was also a member of the board of directors of "The Cornell Daily Sun," unofficial advisor to "The Cornell Countryman," and faculty advisor to "The Delicate Brown" and "The Cornell Widow." He also founded, in 1952, "The Cornell Plantations," and remained its editor until his death in 1956.
40		Cornell Forester, 1920-1921
40		Cornell Alumni News, 1917-1957
40		Forestry and Irrigation, 1903
40		The Delicate Brown, 1920-1950
41		The American Spectator, 1906
41		American Forests, 1934-1935, 1958
41		American Forestry, 1914, 1917-1918
41		The Pathfinder, 1913, 17 and 41
42		The Cornell Countryman, 1916-1919
42		The Cornell Plantations, 1944-1962
42		The Cornell Widow
42		The Chaparral, 1956
42		The Stanford Sequoia, 1898-1899
42		The Ace, 1920, 1946
42		Cornell Era, 1919-1920
42		The Cornell calendar (1917)
42		Miscellaneous publications
43		Miscellaneous publications
44		Miscellaneous publications
45		Miscellaneous publications
46		Miscellaneous publications (see also Box 58)
		Subseries J. Art Work [subseries]: Includes early sketches and water colors, magazine covers from the early 1900's,and seal drawings
47		"Twenty Crayolas by Bristow Adams, France 1924" Prints, watercolors, lettering
48		Seal drawings, notebooks, broadsides, bookplate watercolors, magazine covers
49		Sketches from pre-high school and high school years and a portrait of Bristow by Dorothy Witt Thomas
49		[Crawford Cadawallader Adams, Correspondence and Military Papers:] Receipts and Expenses from Masonic Temple, n.d.; Certificate of Ada Gertrude Adams as wife of C. C. Adams 32nd degree, Master of the Royal Secret of the Scottish Rite of Freemasons, Southern Jurisdiction (see also Series III, Subseries A)
		Subseries K. Photographs [subseries]: Contains photographs taken during Bristow's work in the forest service, various forest service and of friends and family
50		Album of track team in England in 1924
50		Trips around the world - 1930. Track meet in England, ca. 1926, forestry
50		Forestry
51		Forestry
51		Friends, family, misc. 1878-1955
52		Friends, family, misc., 1878-1955
52		World trips, ca. 1930
53		World trips ca. 1930, 2 portraits of Bristow
53		Negatives, 2 printing blocks, boxes of slides
		Series L. Scrapbooks and clippings [subseries]: Scrapbooks contain clippings of articles by Bristow or on subjects of interest to him, including one on "The Milkshow Publicity," 1909
54		Clippings by or of interest to Bristow, 1932-1939
55		1908-1917, 1917-1922, 1922-1926
56		1919-1931, 1906-1956
57		1923-1924
58		[See Subseries I. Publications] The Pathfinder, Bound Vols. I and II
59		Clippings, 1917-1941, 1941-1955
60		Milkshow publicity Apr. 1919 (see also Box 65)
		Subseries M. Miscellany [subseries]:
61		21st Anniversary Booklet of Farm Broadcasting at WGY
61		3 Phonograph records of Bristow Adams on Farm Forum, 2/22/52
61		Address book n.d.
61		"World's tour journal" n.d.
61		Forest service notebook Sept. 3, 1912-Oct. 3, 1912
61		Subscriptions for the Cornell Plantations n.d.
61		Date book for 1915 with expenses noted
61		Copy of "On the Choice of a Profession by Robert Louis Stevenson, given to Adams by his friend Fred W. Dewart
61		"Rude Rural Rhymes" by Bob Adams
61		The Society of American Foresters certificate of Bristow Adams becoming a senior member. Jan. 1915