In memoriam Elbert and Alice Hubbard, 1915
Roycroft
Wep-Ton-No-Mah, 1892
Script written by first Seneca woman actor & playwright
Wep-ton-no-mah : the Indian mail carrier, 1892
Gowongo Mohawk, whose English name was Carrie A. Mohawk, was a playwright and actress. Wep-ton-no-mah was her best-known work. She was born on the Cattaraugus territory.
Zorah Berry Collection, undated
Sally Schaefer
Kitty O'Neil and her "Champion Jig," 2023
Don Meade
Power of Underestimated Women: Reclaiming and Negotiating Female Authority in Anna Katharine Green’s Detective Stories, 2021
Madelyn Dirrim
Mockery of Things: Material Culture and Domestic Ideology in the Detective Fiction of Anna Katharine Green, 2019
Claire Meldrum
Sally Cook: 1960-Present, 2020
UB Art Galleries
That Lady, ca. 1950
Souvenir booklet on the career of Katharine Cornell
Mockery of Things: Material Culture and Domestic Ideology in the Detective Fiction of Anna Katharine Green, 2019
Claire Meldrum
Women's involvement and interest in William McKinley's political career as recorded in quilts, 2006
Arlesa J. Shepherd
Ladies' Hahnemann Monument Association: Souvenir report, 1898-1902, Buffalo, N.Y.
Clara Sipprell: American Photographer In Memoriam, 1975
Ruth Ann Appelhof
Little women: A comedy in four acts, 1912
The stage adaptation by Buffalo author Marian de Forest
Journal of Joyce Carol Oates, 1973-1982
Joyce Carol Oates, storyteller: Rewriting the self, 1992
Nancy Dalton Sanders
Collected Poems of Lucille Clifton, 1965-2010
Local author
In memoriam Elbert and Alice Hubbard, 1915
John T. Hoyle
Poems by Mary A. Ripley, 1831-1893
Illustrated catalogue with prices : white china and complete list of china painters' materials, 1913
Mrs. C.C. Filkins
Music and interpersonal communication: An in-depth view of Ani DiFranco, 1996
This study divides DiFranco's song lyrics into three categories of folk music, more specifically, message, protest, and propaganda songs which provide her audience with an ideology to which her fans can relate.
Righteous sounds and reproductive justice : the influence of Ani DiFranco's music for reproductive rights activists, 2008
Face Up and Sing: Nonconformity, Bisexual Consciousness and Transversity in the Work of Ani DiFranco, 2008
That’s the way I groove: Repetition and meaning in Ani Difranco’s "Evolve," 2003
This thesis examines three songs from her 2003 album Evolve, "Evolve", "In the Way", and "Slide", which incorporate Difranco's musical idiom of voice and guitar as well as a more expanded instrumentation of lead and backing vocals with a seven-piece band.
Dilating on life : Ani Difranco’s musical structuring of subjectivity and pleasure in "Dilate," 1993
For fans of guitarist-singer-songwriter Ani DiFranco, the identification with a subjective reality experienced in her music is powerful and pleasurable enough to inspire them with ardent devotion.
Edith M. Richardson: Woman of Mystery and Her Subjects, 2018
Richardson was a portrait photographer in Buffalo. By Adam J. Barnes
Bronze Captive: American Identity Within the Mary Jemison Monument, 2016
In the early twentieth century, progressive reformer William Pryor Letchworth hired artist Henry Kirke Bush-Brown to create a sculpture of captive Mary Jemison.