Photographers -- New York (State) -- Rochester

Abraham Josephson photographs contain eight images of advertisements. Josephson was a student and faculty member at Rochester Institute of Technology.

Photographs taken by Charles A. Savage, a former professor of photography at the Rochester Institute of Technology. Savage taught at the Institute from 1937-1966. The collection includes 23 prints as well as a few pieces of biographical information.

Collection of photos, press releases, and correspondence related to the career and teaching of former RIT School of Photographic Arts and Sciences faculty member Charles (Charlie) Arnold.

Clippings related to Douglas Lyttle, a former professor of photography at the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT). The collection includes articles written by Lyttle, a title list of works written by Lyttle, clippings, and an invitation.

Materials related to Leslie D. Stroebel, a former professor of photography at the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT). The collection includes lists with titles of Stroebel's writings, articles, an interview transcript, and a few pieces of biographical information.

Materials related to Ralph M. Hattersley and his time at the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT). Hattersley was a professor of photography at RIT from 1949-1962. The collection includes an interview transcript, clippings, and a memorial book written for Hattersley.

The collection contains 12 folders of various tear sheets separated by topic including flooring, food, beverages, etc. Mr. Vogel used them to create his portfolio of work early in his career. Also included are exhibit catalogs and awards pertaining to Mr. Vogel's photography.

Photographs taken by Douglas Lyttle, a former professor of photography at the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT). The collection includes photographs, contact sheets, and negatives, all related to the university.

Six books kept on the desk of Frederick W. Brehm, the Rochester Athenaeum and Mechanics Institute's first faculty member in the Photographic Technology Department. Brehm patented the Cirkut Panorama Camera in 1905.

Photographs taken by Frederick W. Brehm and his students. Brehm patented the Cirkut Panorama Camera in 1905 and worked as the first faculty member in the Rochester Athenaeum and Mechanics Institute's Photographic Technology Department.