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File consists of the edited master of "the Archival Trail"

File consists of a video containing the following films: The Academic Cloister, Queen's Way, Limestone, Queen's Colours, Queen's University, Queen's Century II, and Queen's University 1841-1926.

Series contains recordings of annual archives lectures, interviews with donors, and other material recorded by staff at Queen's University Archives. Also includes one recording of a University convocation (1938).

Opening ceremonies. Includes addresses by Anne MacDermaid, Chancellor Benidickson, Dr. Watts and Mrs. Kathleen Ryan. Side One: Opening ceremonies. Side Two: blank.

Dr. Mayer discusses the 5 years of the St. Lawrence Seaway since its completion in 1959. Side Two: Lecture and question and answer period.

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 3 of above lecture and end of lecture. Thanks given by Mrs. MacDermaid as well as a discussion of the Anglo Irish Collection at Queen's. Side Two: print through only.

An exchange of microfilmed copies of the papers of Sir Arthur Meighen and Sir John Thompson (National Archives) for a microfilm copy of the papers of Lord Tweedsmuir, John Buchan (Queen's Archives). Side One: Speeches by Flora Macdonald, Minister of Communications, Dr. Jean-Pierre Wallot, National Archivist and Ann Macdermaid, Director of the Queen's University Archives. Side Two: blank.

McCallum talks about life in Northern Ontario, 1910-1916, including the fire at Matheson, July 1916. Side One: Side 1 of above interview. Side Two: Side 2 of above interview.

McCallum talks about life in Northern Ontario, 1910-1916, including the fire at Matheson, July 1916. Side One: Continuation of Interview started on sr683. side 3 of above interview - conclusion. Side Two: blank.

Item is a recording of the Ian E. Wilson, presenting "The Chancellor Richardson Memorial Fund: A Gift that Grows" as the Annual Archives Lecture.