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Interviews with Mabel Burkholder, Ian Wilson and George Whalley - 1970-1971. Side One: Burkholder interviewed by William F.E. Morley (Spring '71); Wilson interviewed on CKWS talks about the acquisition of the Donald C. Macdonald papers at Queen's University Archives (Jan. 1971); Whalley's address on war poetry (fall 1970). Side Two: Blank with print through.

Side One: Third Queen's University Archives Lecture by J. Douglas Stewart on Architect Thomas Rogers. Part I. Side Two: Third Queen's University Architec Lecture by J. Douglas Stewart on Architect Thomas Rogers. Part III.

Antiquarian bookseller, Ben Weinreb, talks about book collecting and selling. Annual Archives Lecture. Side One: continuation of talk by Ben Weinreb begun on sr766. Lecture closed. Talk uses 1/2 of tape side; other 1/2 is blank. Side Two: blank.

Dr. Angus talks of her use of Archives over the years to research the history of Kingston bldgs. and her own family history. Side One: Introduction by George Richardson. Talk by Margaret Angus. Thanked by Isabelle Trumpour.

Recordings of Social History Trolley Tours - Jewish History-Joanne Westendorp; Prisoner's History - David St. Onge; Gay and Lesbian-Marney McDiarmid; Black History - Jon Athan Thompson; Chinese History - Andrea Lam

Side One: Third Queen's University Archives Lecture by J. Douglas Stewart on Architect Thomas Rogers. Part II. Side Two: blank.

Ceremonies attending on the granting of an Honorary Doctor of Laws Degree on the President and the President's address. Side One: Roosevelt's address. Side Two: blank.

Norman Hugh Mackenzie, Professor at Queen's University, discusses the life and career of Monk Gibbon and his collection of papers now housed in the Queen's University Archives. Side One: Morris Yeats, Dean of Graduate Studies and Research, introduces Dr. Mackenzie. Beginning of lecture by Mackenzie on Monk Gibbon. Side Two: print through only.

Norman Hugh Mackenzie, Professor at Queen's University, discusses the life and career of Monk Gibbon and his collection of papers now housed in the Queen's University Archives. Side One: Tape 2 of above lecture. Side Two: print through only.

Dr. Jack Granatstein speaks aobut 5 prominent Queen's men and their link between Queen's and the Civil Service. Side One: Prof. Hugh Thorburn introduces Dr. Jack Granatstein. Dr. Jack Granatstein gives his talk, "Skelton, Mackintosh, Clark, Gordon and Deutsch". Side Two: continuation of above lecture. Dr. Granatstein answers audience questions.