Volume 1 (1937-38)

Two page spread; "The Miracle of Books and The New York Public Library"; Pages 31-35; Head of the American History Department and Keeper of Manuscripts, New York Public Library;

Two page spread; "The Miracle of Books and The New York Public Library"; Pages 31-35; Head of the American History Department and Keeper of Manuscripts, New York Public Library;

Two page spread; "The Miracle of Books and The New York Public Library"; Pages 31-35; Head of the American History Department and Keeper of Manuscripts, New York Public Library;

 Two page spread; "Privateering Around Long Island During the American Revolution"; Pages 36-39;

Two page spread; "Privateering Around Long Island During the American Revolution"; Pages 36-39; "Nassau Travel A Century Ago. (From Local Newspapers)";

 Two page spread; "Of Books and Reading"; Pages 42-44;

 Two page spread; "Of Books and Reading"; Pages 42-44; "An Old Long Island Pastime" from local newspaper; "Before the Revolution, the Birdsalls, Youngs, Willises, Frosts and McCouns Do Business (From the Youngs Family Papers)";

Two page spread; Image of "First Issue of Inquirer, Hempstead, 1882 (In the Society's Collection)"; "Editorial: Some Significant Material in the Society's Collection"; Pages 47-50;

Two page spread; "Editorial: Some Significant Material in the Society's Collection"; Pages 47-50; "Acquisitions to the Society's Collection since July, 1937";

Two page spread; "Editorial: Some Significant Material in the Society's Collection"; Pages 47-50; "Acquisitions to the Society's Collection since July, 1937"; "The Onderdonk Collection"; "A Quaker Preacher Surveys";

Two page Spread; "Historical Notes"; Pages 52-55; Nassau County Historian;

Two page spread; "The Journal of Miranda *(Continued)"; Pages 56-58;

Two page spread; "The Journal of Miranda *(Continued)"; Pages 56-58; "A Railroad Begins" from Local Newspapers; "All Aboard For Jamaica" from Local Newspapers; "New Members of the Society (Added since July 1, 1937)"; Advertisement for "Colonial Hempstead" by Schultz, Bernice; Page 59;

Cover page; "The New York World's Fair and It's Significance to Nassau County"; Volume 1; No. 4;

Two page spread; "Nassau County and The World's Fair"; Pages 60-61; Associate Editor, Nassau Daily Review-Star;