Box 1

One letter; a brief outline of the incorporation and early development of the Society. Addressed to Robert Manning, Esq. from an unknown source. Some details are outlined in the collection level Scope and Content note.

Record log of initiation fees and dues paid by members from 1818-1834 and a printed copy of a petition requesting a land grant from the City of New York with attached committee names: Francis Cooper, Charles Oakley, John J. Palmer, Jno. W. Wyman, and John Groshon.

Record log of initiation fees and dues paid by members from 1818-1834 and a printed copy of a petition requesting a land grant from the City of New York with attached committee names: Francis Cooper, Charles Oakley, John J. Palmer, Jno. W. Wyman, and John Groshon.

General meeting minutes and administrative records. Includes topics such as exhibition review, the election of new members, appointments of members, and publication accessions. Folder 5, Inspecting Committee Minutes took place in the summer months and specifically examined fruit, vegetable, and floral crops produced for exhibition by members.

General meeting minutes and administrative records. Includes topics such as exhibition review, the election of new members, appointments of members, and publication accessions. Folder 5, Inspecting Committee Minutes took place in the summer months and specifically examined fruit, vegetable, and floral crops produced for exhibition by members.

General meeting minutes and administrative records. Includes topics such as exhibition review, the election of new members, appointments of members, and publication accessions. Folder 5, Inspecting Committee Minutes took place in the summer months and specifically examined fruit, vegetable, and floral crops produced for exhibition by members.

General meeting minutes and administrative records. Includes topics such as exhibition review, the election of new members, appointments of members, and publication accessions. Folder 5, Inspecting Committee Minutes took place in the summer months and specifically examined fruit, vegetable, and floral crops produced for exhibition by members.

Meteorological observations for professor of Natural History, D. Ramon de la Sagra for the year 1825.