Collection reflects student life at Stanford University and consists largely of photographs, including many cyanotypes; other materials include Elizabeth Cone's study cards, the constitution of the Saturday Night Club of Stanford University (women's debating club), programs, invitations, posters, and newspapers. Subjects of the photographs include the Quad and other campus buildings, views of campus lands, campus roads, the cactus garden, and students. Of note among the photographs are images of dorm rooms in Encina and Roble halls, female students in academic dress, the railroad tracks on campus, and Benjamin Blodgett, university organist.

Elizabeth Hiett Cone earned her A.B. in English at Stanford University in May 1901; while a student, she was a member of the Saturday Night Club. She died in August 1915. Her brother James Stone Cone earned his A.B. in history at Stanford in May 1902 and his M.A. at Harvard in 1905.

3 Linear feet

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This collection is open for research.