BARUCHIANA COLLECTION
Bernard Baruch, an 1889 graduate of City College, was a generous benefactor to the college that now bears his name. Our collection contains photographs, memorabilia, books, speeches, and other materials about Bernard Baruch and his family. Some of the material is described below. For further information about these or other Baruch materials, please contact the Baruch College Archives.
Bernard Baruch: Private Life of a Public Man: exhibit on the life of the college’s namesake, Bernard Baruch, showcasing photographs and other materials from our collection
Contact Us
(646) 312-1623
archives@baruch.cuny.edu
Baruch College Archives
Newman Library, Rm. 525
151 E. 25th St.
New York, NY 10010
Donald Baruch Collection
Hartwig Baruch Collection
Bernard Baruch Speeches
Further Resources
Professor Stan Altman, formerly interim President and Dean of Baruch College, served on an advisory board to create a website that provides a history of Bernard Baruch’s family and the story of his home in South Carolina, Hobcaw Barony. Ms. Betsy Newman, a producer at South Carolina Educational Television, led the project. The website is still a work in progress that introduces us to the area which was originally home to Native American and later to slaves and their descendants. Please visit the Hobcaw Barony project page for more information.
For additional material on Bernard Baruch and his career, please visit the Princeton University Library’s collection of Bernard M. Baruch Papers.