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The fonds consists of correspondence, sermons, speeches, broadcasts, printed material and some obituary notices. The material deals primarily with his period at Queen's and his principalship at Aberdeen, his correspondence about the Dowling Memorial Plaque, and his correspondence about Grant Hall and the Coat of Arms.

The fonds consists of correspondence regarding his works and research, drafts of his writings, manuscripts of books and photographs. Includes papers of his mother, Flora Macdonald Denison, and his wives, Muriel (Goggin) Denison and Lisa (Andrews) Denison, as well as his father-in-law David James Goggin.

Fonds comprises records documenting the activities of Dr. Christine Overall, Professor Emerita and Queen's University Research Chair (Philosophy) arranged in the following series: Academic Activities, Correspondence, Subject files, Research, Sue Hendler, Reviews, Day books, Thesis, Departmental, Dean's reports, Office of the Associate Dean of Arts, Course notes, Awards and diplomas, E-records, Moving images, and Sound recordings.

The fonds consists of correspondence, manuscripts, publications, research and lecture notes dealing primarily with Dr. Arthur's work as a psychologist.

Letters relate to advertising and interest rates.

The fonds consists of a letter, dated 1929 Sept. 25, to Mr. Mackenzie, typescripts with holographic annotations for The House of Rebels and other poems, The song of the Undertow, and a typescript of Chapters 1 and 7 of the Castle of Graymoor.

Fonds consists of an article, entitled "My experiences as a German prisoner" (during World War I); and an extensive stamp collection.

Receipts of expenditures from the Frontenac Council Knghts of Columbus located in the Kingston, Ontario area.

Collection consists of correspondence; legal records; financial reports; published and proposed statements, selected for insertion on specific dates, in specific newspapers; clippings.

Photographs showing: Peter Lee and family; his Grand Gardens night club in Montreal; group picture of the memorial service for Dr. Sun Yat Sen, 12 April 1925; the first Chinese baby born in Kingston, 1923; Grand Cafe interior, 222 Princess St.; and views of Princess Street buildings in the 1920's.