The Eleanor Meyers Jewett scrapbooks are a detailed record of a Jewett’s four years as an undergraduate at Barnard.  Each page contains a handwritten, comprehensive schedule of her days, as well as newspaper clippings, programs, or correspondence relevant to her activities.  Each volume serves as an extremely detailed records of each academic year that Jewett attended Barnard.  The scrapbooks also contain black and white candid photographs, cyanotypes, class songs, booklets from both opening exercises and commencement, descriptions of outfits/costumes worn for certain Barnard events, and records of the changing mottos/songs of the class of 1912.  Notable sections include  an extremely detailed description of the 1909 Mysteries (with processional details and newspaper clippings recording the event), and an article from 1910 about the ideal man of any Barnard woman.  Three dimensional ephemera is contained within the original binding; certain ephemera (such as dance cards) are housed within envelopes within the scrapbook.  The scrapbooks are housed in their original binding and interleaved with archival paper.
The scrapbooks are arranged chronologically in four bound volumes; each volume corresponds to a single academic year.