Materials related to Richard H. Eisenhart, a former trustee of the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT). The collection consists of articles related to Eisenhart and his wife Virginia.

Materials related to M. Herbert Eisenhart, a former trustee of the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT). The collection includes biographical information on Eisenhart.

Collection contains RIT Founders Awards certificates, press releases, and programs.

This collection contains documents, photographs, and personal objects from the military career of Edward Jacob Ries, who was an honorary member of the board of trustees of Rochester Institute of Technology.

This collection contains an expense book, a scrapbook, a compilation of employee magazines and numerous clippings related to the history of Bausch and Lomb and especially to the celebration of the company’s 75th anniversary.

Collection on Dorothy Wadsworth contains clippings and articles about Mrs. Wadsworth's activities at RIT, in the Rochester community and chronicles her political career. There is also a brief biography and a resume.

Biographical materials for over 150 members of the Rochester Institute of Technology's (RIT) Board of Trustees. Most of the board members represented in the collection served during the 1980s and 1990s. The collection also includes resources from the board's annual conference held during July 2001.

The Carl F Lomb watch is an 18K yellow gold pocket watch. Carl Lomb was a member of the board of directors of the Rochester Athenaeum and Mechanics Institute from 1910 until 1916, when he became President of the board. He remained in that position for 23 years. It is believed the watch was given to Carl Lomb by his bride Caroline Bausch Lomb at the time of their marriage in 1879.

RIT Outstanding Undergraduate Scholarship Awards contains programs of ceremonies and names of recipients of the award from 1976-2016.

This collection contains records of the RIT Board of Trustees beginning in 1829 and continuing to the present. Records including meeting minutes of the Board, the Executive Committee and its' many sub-committees have been found throughout the Archives stacks and are now being placed together to form one collection. There will continually be accruals.