Contains newspaper clippings concerning Julian Alden Weir, dated from March 29, 1907 to March 2, 1952. These newspaper clippings are photocopied and some are undated.

Contains papers of Julian Alden Weir, dating from 1873 to 1952 primarily in New York, and Paris. The papers include his artwork, correspondence, newspaper articles, and work under his official capacity as the President of the National Academy of Design.

Contains unpublished writings by Julian Alden Weir, dated from June 23, 1893 to May 1, 1914. The articles are on Bastien-LePage and John H. Twachtman. Both letters were rejected by R. U. Johnson of The Century Magazine.

Typewritten and signed letter, dated 26 May 1915, and composed on "561 University Avenue Rochester, New York" stationary. The item is addressed to "W. K. Bixby," a compiler of letters by famous Americans.

Contains correspondence, eulogies, and speeches made by Julian Alden Weir on behalf of the National Academy of Design, dated April 1915 to 1920 in New York. The correspondence are concerning official business, deaths, and speeches made to the annual meetings.

Correspondence of Robert Walter Weir, dating from around 1830 to 1884 in West Point and Glasgow. The letter are primarily from James Walter Weir, brother William Henry Weir, and former drawing student at West Point. Also included is an envelope addressed to Professor and Mrs. Weir with newspaper articles concerning rare coins.

Contains correspondence with family and friends of Robert Walter Weir, sketches, and poems, circa 1825-1879. Materials primarily relate to New York.

Contains papers of Robert Walter Weir concerning his time at West Point, dated June 14, 1831 to May 8, 1834. The papers concern appointments of Robert Walter Weir and committee meeting notes.

Contains miscellaneous papers of Robert Walter Weir, dating from around 1825 to March 4, 1849. The papers include a French passport, a garden plan from possibility from the home of Robert Walter Weir, and a lithograph from the estate of Weir.

Scrapbook contains information about Gulian Verplanck, Harry Casey Weir, and William Bayard Weir, with materials dating from between 1849 and 1886. The Gulian Verplanck section contain newspaper clippings about his suicide. Harry Casey Weir section contains one photograph of Weir and his obituaries. William Bayard Weir section contains newspaper clipping about his murder by the Indians. There is also a note by Lavinia M. Morehead, written between 1765 and 1929.