An image of two researchers, a technician, and a test subject blowing air into the Alcometer created by Leon Greenberg in the early 1940s. Same image used in the SSAS Alumni Newsletter, with caption explaining use.

A photo of Leon Greenberg's original Alcometer displayed n the Rutgers Center of Alcohol Studies Library. The Alcometer was one of the first tools to measure blood alcohol levels.

Cover of the book Alcohol, Science and Society. During the 1944 SSAS, all of the lectures were recorded, and all but four were edited and compiled into Alcohol, Science and Society including lectures and the discussions that followed them in a single…

Cover of “Alcohol, cats, and people (Yale edition)

Cover of the pamphet Jellinek, E. M. (1948). Alcohol, cats and people. Avon Park, FL: Florida State Alcoholic Rehabilitation Program, reprinted from the original Yale publication.

Images of Leon A. Greenberg's Alco-Calculator, a cardboard slide-rule, which estimates one’s blood alcohol concentration.

Photo of a t-shirt from the Rutgers New Jersey Summer Schools of Alcohol Studies provided to students each year, which became a collector's item over time.

Photo of a t-shirt from the Rutgers New Jersey Summer Schools of Alcohol Studies provided to students each year, which became a collector's item over time.

Copy of an advertisement for Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co., titled "Billiards and Booze" advocating against alcohol consumption.

Print captioned "The Reveller" and showiing a cloaked figure holding a glass, hovering over people seated at a bar.