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Women's Centenary Committee fonds
Fonds consists of minutes and details of events, including the conference "The Prism of Change: University Women in the 1980's" held at Queen's University in October 1984.
Queen's University. Women's Centenary Committee
Assessment roll, 1868, includes Simcoe, Mud and Horseshoe Islands..
Wolfe Island Township
Fonds consists of incoming correspondence to W.L Goodwin in his role as Director of the School of Mining.
Goodwin, W.L.
The fonds consists of records of burials in Wilton Cemetery.
Wilton Cemetery
Wilton Branch, Lennox District Women's Institute fonds
The fonds consists of a programme from the Wilton Branch of the Lennox District , Ontario Women's Institute, detailing activities for the year of 1978.
Wilton Branch, Lennox District Women's Institute
Fonds consists of the Plot Record of the Willowbank Cemetery.
Willowbank Cemetery
Fonds consists of a notebook containing "Notes on Logic taken from the lectures of Prof George, delivered at Queen's College durin gthe session of 1853-1854" and a "Synopsis of Pearson on the Creed, Answers to Examination Questions".
Squire, William Wood
William Wilfred Campbell fonds
The fonds consists of: correspondence, both written and received by W.W.Campbell from a variety of family members and friends, including Charles G. D. Roberts, the Earl of Aberdeen, Pauline Johnson, and Archibald Lampman; diaries; manuscripts, typescripts and printed copies of dramatic works, poetry and prose; clippings scrapbooks of reviews, comments and articles; photographs and other personal documents.
Campbell, William Wilfred
William Thomas MacClement fonds
Fonds consists of a diary and plant physiology notebooks by Prof. W.T. MacClement, as well as a photograph of graduates of Sydenham High School who attended Queen's, with individuals identified on the mat. Also includes lecture notes in biology as student and teacher at Queen's University.
MacClement, William Thomas
Fonds consists of the diaries (2 volumes) of William Smith, containing a detailed narrative of his activities in England and his first seven months in Quebec dated January 1784 to May 1787. The entries cover events, institutions, political affairs and descriptions of persons encountered by W. Smith. The first volume includes one of the only accounts of Canadian affairs from a London vantage point given that the papers of Sir Guy Carleton were destroyed. The second volume deals predominantly with Quebec.
Smith, William