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(1 reel of audio tape; President Andrew Cordier, Winthrop D. Jordan for "White over Black: American Attitudes Toward the Negro, 1550–1812," N. Gordon Levin, Jr. for "Woodrow Wilson and World Politics: America's Response to War and Revolution," and Rexford Guy Tugwell for "The Brains Trust.")

(1 reel of audio tape; Billington, Ray Allen for "Frederick Jackson Turner: Historian, Scholar, Teacher;" Hoopes, Townsend for "The Devil and John Foster Dulles;" Thernstrom, Stephan for "The Other Bostonians: Poverty and Progress in the American Metropolis, 1880–1970.")

(1 reel of audio tape; 2 copies; Dawley, Alan for "Class and Community: The Industrial Revolution in Lynn," and Gross, Robert A. for "The Minutemen and Their World.")

(1 reel of audio tape; 2 copies; President Andrew Cordier, who introduces his successor, William McGill; Charles Sellers for "Charles Willson Peale," Gordon S. Wood for "The Creation of the American Republic, 1776–1787," Dan T. Carter for "Scottsboro: A Tragedy of the American South. Baton Rouge, LA.)

(1 reel of audio tape; FitzGerald, Frances for "Fire in the Lake: The Vietnamese and the Americans in Vietnam;" Gaddis, John Lewis for "The United States and the Origins of the Cold War;" Harlan, Louis R. for "Booker T. Washington.")

(Two 2-inch video tapes ARCHIVAL COPY. Two transfer copies found in Box 25: 1 videocassette, sd; black-and-white; 54 min, UCA60 User Copy.)

(Introduction by Mr. Thomas J. Watson. phonograph record, 1 disc)

(phonograph record, 6 discs. Includes a duplicate set of discs. City of Paterson, NJ honors Nicholas Murray Butler, University President Emeritus. Presentation at Low Library, messages from the governors of NJ and NY are read, Mayor of Paterson delivers speech, Butler offers grateful remarks.)

(1 film reel; "Photographed from the Library of Congress Paper Film Collection by Primrose Productions, Los Angeles, California, 1953 for the Film Archives of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences." Features parts of the installation procession, in particular the end of the procession, going from the Library (now Low Library) to the Gymnasium where the ceremony was held. Includes Barnard College students, U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt, Chair of the Trustees William Schermerhorn, and former Columbia President Seth Low.) Moved from Box 3 to Box 4 on Mach 30, 2022 (JR).

("Case at the Bat" was written by Ernest Lawrence Tayler. New York, privatly recorded for Edmund A. Prentis and donated by him. Phonograph record, 78 rpm, 10 inches, 1 disc, 2 copies)