Collection contains: American Institute of Electrical Engineers, application for transfer to grade of fellow, New York (1913); biographical sketch of Kennelly, New York (1929); American Institute of Electrical Engineers, biography of Arthur E. Kennelly (1931); American Institute of Electrical Engineers, member biography of Arthur E. Kennelly, AIEE EE Magazine (1934); American Institute of Electrical Engineers, member file for Kennelly, New York (1933-1939); American Institute of Electrical Engineers, notice that Kennelly will speak at five Japanese universities (undated); Oliver Heaviside's disclosure relating to telegraphy (Encyclopedia Britannica, 1902); H. H. Henline, Edison Medal Awarded to Arthur E. Kennelly (1933); Industrial Standardization, IEC names Kennelly honorary President (1938); Kennelly, A.E., On the elevation of the electrically-conducting strata of the Earth's atmosphere (Electrical World and Engineer, 1902); Julia Kennelly and H. H. Henline, Correspondence regarding illness of Kennelly (1934); Julie Kennelly, correspondence regarding death of Kennelly (1939); J. W. McNair, resolution in memory for Kennelly, U.S. National Committee of the International Electrotechnical Commission (1940); The New York Times, Professor Kennelly to Retire at Harvard (1930); The New York Times, obituary for Kennelly, New York (1939); Alexander Russell, The Kennelly-Heaviside layer (Nature, 1925) (Electrical World, 1925); C. H. Sharp, A. S. McAllister, C. O. Mailloux, George F. Sever, and W. D. Weaver, personal references for transfer to grade of Fellow (1913); Clayton H. Sharp, award of the Edison Medal to Doctor Arthur Edwin Kennelly (1934).