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Subject Title Call # cross ref LOC Term Pennsylvania Railroad's Elmira branch 385.0974 Railroads A history of the Park Church / Taylor, Eva. (3) 1 n stacks, 2 in glass case 285.8 T239 974.778 T745B & A brief history of Chemung County, New York : GLASS CA for the use of graded schools / Towner, Ausburn, 974.778 1836-1909. (2) T745B ready ref The Chemung-Southern Tier Library System : a survey 021.6 G182 Library The churches in our midst 280.4 B966 Religious Diamond jubilee : a history of the parish and its 282.747 school D537 St. mary's First Presbyterian Church of Elmira : the first 200 285.174 years, 1795-1995 (2) H699 1st Pres Park A history of the Park Church 285.8 T239 Church First Baptist Church, Elmira, New York : 175th first anniversary,1829-2004 286 O11 baptist Erin Erin United Methodist Church : 125th building United anniversary celebration 287.2 E68 Methodist Elmira Elmira Christian Center : Pentecostal Tabernacle Christian 1944-2009 289.94 E48 Center Elmira Chemung Temple B'nai Israel : Elmira, N.Y. Centennial 1862- County 1962 296 cen History 324.623 Elmira women's fight for equal suffrage H884 One hundred fifty years, 1833-1983 (Chemung Canal Trust Company) 332.26 ONE The generations of Corning : the life and times of 338.766 a global corporation / Dyer, Davis. D996 338.974 CHE Chemung County Industrial directory 2005-2006 Elmira A History of the Rotary Ann Auxiliary 361.76 H258 Rotary Ann A history of the Rotary Ann Auxiliary, 1923-1973 361.76 H258 [Chemung County inmates in almshouses and poorhouses.] 1855-1920 362.5 N532C Indexes History of Elmira Child and family service : 1864- 1964 / Westwood, Katherine. 362.82 W538 The ups & downs of a rural line : Elmira, Cortland 385.0974 & Northern RR, 1867 to 1967 and on M315 Railroads The ups & downs of a rural line : Elmira, Cortland 385.0974 New York & Northern RR, 1867 to 1967 and on M315 State A great day for Elmira : an illustrated history of twentieth-century railroad grade crossing 385.312 S819 elimination projects in elmira and elsewhere in & GLASS CA New York 385.312 S819 Railroads A link in the great chain : a history of the Chemung Chemung Canal (2) 386.48 E53 Canal The street railway operations of the Elmira Water, Light, and Railroad Co.: its predecessors and successors, 1871-1939 388.4 K54e Trolleys 388.409 G665 and Elmira and Chemung Valley trolleys in the GLASS CA Southern Tier (2) 625.6 G665 Trolleys Tommy All American : a style book by Tommy Hilfiger 391.1 H644 Hilfiger Local funeral cards 393.93 LOC ready ref Wings like eagles : a history of soaring and the 629.132 SSA/Schweizer, Paul S413W Where have my profits gone?? 658.155 GOU Architects of standing : Pierce & Bickford, Elmira, Architectu N.Y., 1890-1932 / Reed, Roger G., 1950- 724 R325 re The historic Near Westside (2nd Edition) 728 N354 Better homes at lower cost (101 Classic homes of the twenties) 728.37 BET The golden age of the cigar and the cigar box, 1880-1920 745.1 GOL Howell 796.09747 M253 Ready ref and glass elmira 100 years of glory (3 ref, 4 circ) case) sports Best of the 20th century in pictures, profiles, 796.09747 prose, potpourri : Sports metro-Elmira M253b readyref Sanborn map of Elmira, N.Y / Sanborn Map Ready Company. 912.779 SAN ref 917.4779 [Elmira postcards] POS ready ref Biographical Sketchbook : Elmira Star Gazette and Elmira Advertiser 920 ELM Biographies ready ref 920 S693 & GLASS CA Some Elmira authors (2) 920 S693 Bottcher Gardens : a family farm, 1867-1994 929.2 B7512 Genealogies This is your inheritance : a history of the Chemung County, N. Y. branch of the Brooks 929.2 B873 Genealogies See also: Chemung County Descendants of Major General Chemung/El Mathew Carpenter 929.2 C295c mira See also: General Mathew and Catherine (Mathews) Chemung/El Carpenter : their descendants and ancestors 929.2 C295c mira see also biogrpahies: Kieffer genealogy : [and] James Arthur Kieffer Diaries, & journal 929.2 K47 Genealogies Saints and sinners : the McCanns of Elmira, New York 929.2 M121 Genealogies Genealogies & The Millers and many of their descendants 929.2 M647L Pennsylvania Seeley: 2011 International reunion, July 14-July 17, 2011 929.2 S452r Genealogies The ancestry and some descendants of Enoch Waring/Warren, Sr. : who came to Tioga Co., New York, in 1786 929.2 W276 Genealogies Deaths in Elmira, 1890 & 1891 from the Newspaper newspaper ; deaths from city directory, May 929.3 DEA indexes Founder's project : a list of ancestors living in Chemung County in 1836; descendants presently living in Chemung County in 1986; descendants presently living outside Chemung County / Steele Memorial Library. Founder's Finders Committee 929.3 STE Marriage records for Trinity Church ; Park Church 929.3747 ; First Methodist Chuch : Elmira, N.Y M359 ready ref 929.3747 Park Church marriages, 1893-1900 : Elmira, N.Y P235 ready ref see also CD at ref Big Flats scrapbook --deaths 929.5 B591 scrapbooks desk Big Flats see also Cemeteries Our dishonored dead : Union army burials in and Military: Elmira, New York / Bellinger, John. 929.5 BEL Civil War New York American (New York, N.Y.): Elmira's WWI (1914- part in the World War, 1918 (2) 940.46 N532 1918) WWII teach-in day, April 4, 2008 (HHDS middle WWII (1939- school) 940.53 W 1945) WWII (1939- WWII teach-in day, March 30, 2006 940.53 W 1945) World war two teach-in day, March 23, 2007 WWII (1939- (HHDS Middle School) 940.53W 1945) 940.5467 WWII (1939- A memorial...to those who gave their all M533 1945) A well-executed failure : the Sullivan campaign Revolutionar against the Iroquois, July-September 1779* 973.335 F529 y War SULLIVAN Notices of Sullivan's campaign : or, The Revolutionar Revolutionary warfare in western New York* 973.335 O69 y War SULLIVAN The Sullivan expedition of 1779 : the regimental Revolutionar rosters of men 973.34 W947 y War SULLIVAN The Sullivan expedition of 1779, contemporary Revolutionar newspaper comment 973.34 W947 y War see also: ethnicities Places of the Underground Railroad : a 973.7115 African geographical guide* C142 American Civil War (1861- Georgia's Confederate soldiers who died as 1865)and prisoners of war 1861-1865* 973.74 S782 Cemeteries Civil War 973.7447 Civil War The 107th New York Regiment at Antietam T659 (1861-1865) Civil War Civil War prisons & escapes : a day-by-day Civil War chronicle 973.77 D399 (1861-1865) Civil War Civil War prisons & escapes : a day-by-day Civil War chronicle 973.77 D399 (1861-1865) Civil War Portals to hell : the military prisons of the Civil Civil War War 973.771 S742 (1861-1865) Civil War Fort Fisher to Elmira : the fatal journey of 518 Civil War confederate soldiers 973.771 TRI (1861-1865) Civil War Fort Fisher to Elmira : the fatal journey of 518 Civil War confederate soldiers 973.771 TRI (1861-1865) Civil War So far from Dixie : Confederates in Yankee 973.772 Civil War prisons B966 (1861-1865) Civil War The business of captivity : Elmira and its Civil 973.772 War prison G779 readyref Civil War 973.772 Elmira : death camp of the north / Horigan, H811 (stacks Civil War Michael. (2) and readyref) (1861-1865) civil war In their honor : soldiers of the Confederacy ; the Civil War Elmira prison camp 973.772 J34 (1861-1865) Civil War The Elmira prison camp : a history of the military 973.777 Civil War glass ca, prison at Elmira, N.Y. (14 in ref, more in NF) H749 (1861-1865) ref & Civil War The Elmira prison camp : a history of the military 973.777 Civil War prison at Elmira, N.Y., July 6, 1864, to July 10, H749 (1861-1865) Civil War The Elmira prison camp : a history of the military 973.777 prison at Elmira, N.Y., July 6, 1864, to July 10, H749 Civil War Seymour Dexter, Union Army : journal and 973.78 D527 see also letters of Civil War Service in Company K, 23rd and GLASS Military:Civil New York Volunteer Regiment of Elmira, with CA 973.78 War & illustrations (2) D527 Biographies Civil War Recollections of a private soldier in the Army of 973.781 Civil War the Potomac / Wilkeson, Frank, b. 1848. W682 (1861-1865) civil war New York State, Gazetteer and business directory of Chemung incdexes:dire and Schuyler counties, N.Y. for 1868-9 (2) 974.7 C536 ctories see also Military: Revolutionar y War & The revolutionary diary of Lieut. Obadiah Gore, jr 974.7 G666 Biographies SULLIVAN History of Central New York : embracing Cayuga, Seneca, Wayne, Ontario, Tompkins, Cortland, New York Schuyler, Yates, Chemung, Steuben, and Tioga 974.7 M528 State one hundred and fifty years of progress : with a 974.7 M528o complete story of the Sullivan Campaign of 1779 and GLASS and a history of the towns of the Finger Lakes CA 974.7 New York region settled by veterans of that expedition (3) M528O State New York Southern Tier 974.7 MER State 974.7 mer southern tier v.2 New York Fame in our time 974.7 MERR State His terrible swift sword : Elmira, New York in the Civil War Civil War 974.703 L668 (1861-1865) Sullivan Clinton campaign, 1779-1979 : a Revolutionar Bicentennial Commemorative 974.76 B995 y War Along the Sullivan Trail : the story of Sullivan's Indian expedition of 1779 that opened northern Pennsylvania and the Finger Lakes and Genesee Revolutionar region of New York for settlement (2) 974.76 E98 y War SULLIVAN The Sullivan-Clinton campaign in 1779 : Revolutionar chronology and selected documents 974.76 N56 y War SULLIVAN A Biographical record of Chemung County, New New York York (5) 974.77 C51 State Chemung Historical gazetteer of Tioga County, New York, 974.777 1785-1888 (2) G285 Abstracts of wills of Chemung County, N.Y., this readyref county was set off from Tioga March, 29, 1836 : 974.778
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