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Fonds consists of class notes/notebooks taken by Frank S. Young (Meds 1908) and his son F. Malcolm Young (Meds 1941) on various Queen's medical school courses such as pathology, bacteriology, preventative medicine, etc. It also includes laboratory reports and slides. In addition, it consists of the lecture notes and exams taken by F. Malcolm Young to become part of the Queen's University COTC (Canadian Officer Training Corps) in 1939-1940.

Fonds consists of tenders, blueprints, drawings, correspondence, memoranda, minutes, subject files, reports, and photographs pertaining to the construction and/or renovation of several campus buildings including the Health Sciences Complex (Botterell Hall), the Physical Education Centre, and the Engineering (Mining) Complex (1967-1979); log books relating to steam generation, meter readings, fuel deliveries, temperature readings, and daily entries at the Central Heating Plant; policy documents, contracts, and drawings related to the landscaping of the area surrounding the School of Policy Studies building; and floor plans for all University-owned buildings; Monthly, General, and Annual Reports for the Maintenance Department and Central Heating Plant (1925-1966); Annual Reports for the Department of Building and Grounds (1950-1963); a report relating to the "Central Utility Services and Distribution System" at Queen's University at Kingston (1968); newspaper articles on the completion of the Queen's University heating plant from 1969 and 1970; number of stencils and imprinting tools used by the Drafting Department when drafting was a manual process, prior to their obselence, as a result of the introduction of CAD technology at PPS; and a visual inventory of Queen's and campus-area buildings; photographs relating to Year 2 of the Corrective Maintenance Programme involving prioritization of major work elements, buidling observations, replacement of windows, reparations to roof systems, reparations to sealants, reparations to mechanical/electrical systems, and miscellaneous corrective work.

This fonds consists of students' reports on the architectural accessibility of various Queen's buildings (1987-1991); information pertaining to publications, special awards, and honours of faculty members (1977); a collection of historical information relating to the School of Rehabilitation Therapy, Department of Rehabilitaton Medicine, and the Regional Rehabilitation Centre for Eastern Ontario (1966-1995).

The fonds consists of correspondence, scrapbooks, news clippings, transcripts of local diaries, and alphabetical family and genealogical files. These genealogical files, which relate mainly to Bay of Quinte and Loyalist families, contain correspondence, research from printed sources, newspaper clippings and some photographs. Also included is a set of ordnance survey maps of Kingston and area dated 1869.

Fonds consists of records of the local branch of CARAL including correspondence, newsletters, financial information, and scrapbooks relating to activity undertaken and sponsored by the organization.

Fonds consists of slides and audio for slide presentations on various elements of Kingston history, events, and personalities.

Fonds consists of By-laws; financial records; minutes of Directors', and Annual General meetings; 'Reports from the Board to the Members'; a history of the community entitled, "'To Build a Good Neighbourhood': Grenville Park the first fifty years".

The fonds consists of correspondence, drafts of published works, articles, addresses, pamphlets and notes relating to the history of Kingston, transcripts of addresses and broadcasts of Leonard W. Brockington, 1936-1965, and offprints and news clippings relating to Canadian publishing. Correspondence relates to the Bibliographical Society of Canada, Bliss Carman and Canadian literature. Correspondents include Nathan Cohen, E.J. Pratt, Lady Tweedsmuir and C.B. Sissons. Includes research notes on Bliss Carman. The Gundy papers contain a great deal of valuable information concerning Canadian publishing, Canadian literacy developments and Canadian libraries over a period of almost forty years.

Collection consists of images of Kingston's mayors, as well as examples of their signatures on By-Laws, correspondence, and other material.

The fonds consists of constitutional documents, meeting minutes and daily logs from the two locations of Bridge house.