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Notes for the opening of the John Buchan Collection?
Parte de John Buchan fonds
Item is a note handwritten in blue crayon. Item was delivered to the Archive in a brown envelope with a label marked "Brockington, Leonard W." "Notes of address at the opening of the John Buchan Collection, October 14, 1955".
Unknown
The Spurs and Horn of Wat of Harden / Arthur C. Murray
Parte de John Buchan fonds
Item is a short article reprinted from the proceedings of "The Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, Vol. LXV", concerning two artifacts: The Harden Spurs and The Harden Horn.
Murray, Arthur C.
Parte de John Buchan fonds
Item consists of handwritten notes for a book, written on a Government House card.
Parte de John Buchan fonds
Item is a typed quote from W. B. Yeats, concerning the impact of art on the world. Item is maintained inside a large brown folder entitled, "Fishing Book".
Canadian Film : Northern light : Northern lights : [folder]
Parte de John Buchan fonds
Item is a large brown folder with various items inside pertaining to a "Canadian Film" and/or "Northern light(s)".
Notes for Canadian Film, Northern light(s)
Parte de John Buchan fonds
Item consists of one page of handwritten notes for John Buchan's work, "Canadian Film" and/or "Northern light(s)". Item is maintained inside a large brown folder entitled, "Canadian Film : Northern light : Northern lights".
The Irrational in History, or, The Causal and the Casual in History
Parte de John Buchan fonds
Item is a typed draft of a speech delivered in a lecture at the University of Cambridge.
Draft notes for Homilies and Recreations
Parte de John Buchan fonds
Item is a likely a draft note for John Buchan's collection of essays entitled, "Homilies and Recreations". Item is also handwritten and maintained inside a large catalog envelope.
Correspondence : Christianity and what next
Parte de John Buchan fonds
Item is a newspaper article published in "The New Statesman and Nation". Item is maintained inside a large brown folder entitled, "Memory Hold-the-Door"
Murray, J. Middleton