SUNY College at Fredonia: Recent submissions
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Mammy's Pickaninny don't you cry
(Jos. W. Stern & Co., 1918) -
Make the dream of the rose come true
(J. W. Jenkins Sons Music Co., 1926) -
Lonely eyes
(Shapiro Bernstein & Co. Inc., 1926) -
(For a girl) Like you
(Edward B. Marks Music Co., 1923) -
Let's grow old together (and be sweethearts, good fellows, and pals)
(James Brockman, 1926) -
Lead thou my soul
(Forster Music Publisher Inc., 1923) -
A lane in Spain
(Harms Inc., 1926) -
Just lonesome
(Jerome H. Remick & Co., 1925) -
I wonder if you still care for me?
(Waterson, Berlin & Snyder Co., 1921) -
I wonder if we'll ever meet again (dear old gal of mine)
(Shapiro Bernstein & Co. Inc., 1925) -
I want you (waltz song)
(H.C. Weasner & Co., 1923) -
It's breaking my heart to keep away from you
(Harry D. Squires, 1925) -
Commencement Bells - Class of 1900 Yearbook
(SUNY Fredonia, 2022-12)While not always existing to commemorate the traditional American school events that have become more and more popular within recent years, yearbooks have been an integral part of the history of education since their ... -
Normal School Commencement Dresses (1897 & 1913)
(SUNY Fredonia, 2022-12)These two samples of women's graduation attire at the turn of the century reveal fascinating aspects of the lives of rural women, and the differences between them provide us with physical evidence of how their lifestyles ... -
Irene Romaine's Scrapbook
(SUNY Fredonia, 2022-12)Irene Romaine’s scrapbook is a collection of memorabilia and diary-like entries that reveal details about the life of a woman on the Fredonia Normal School campus. Irene composed this scrapbook throughout her junior and ... -
I'm knee deep in daisies (and head over heels in love)
(Milton Weil Music Co., 1925) -
I'm just wild about my sweet gal
(Harry D. Squires Inc., 1926) -
I'm in love with someone (who's not in love with me)
(Russell J. Hird, 1926) -
If your own heart's pure gold
(Charles McVey Schofield, 1923) -
If I didn't know your husband (and you didn't know my wife)
(Leo Feist Inc., 1926)