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This fonds consists of photographs relating to T.H. Neville, including his time as President of his High School Student Council; and group poses of 'D. Flight, Course 48, No.1 I.T.S. Royal Canadian Air Force, 1942', 'Directorate of Postings and Careers, R.C.A.F. Headquarters, Ottawa,' (1943 & 1944).

This collection consists of one example of a new Canadian flag (the "Pearson Penant") that was put forward to the House of Commons Flag Committee, during the country's 'great flag debate'.

This collection consists of correspondence, plans, history of the Society, by-laws and miscellaneous documents.

This fonds consists of reprints/offprints of articles, monographs, addresses; subject files; material relating to his work for the Biting Fly and Mosquito Control Programme in Quebec and Labrador, and for Canadian Executive Service Overseas (C.E.S.O.) projects in Columbia.

The manuscript is contained in a volume, measuring four by six inches, bound in dark green morocco, with the title 'Cash Book' printed on the cover.

Fonds consists of correspondence, research notes, manuscripts, interviews and photographs that went into the writing of the book entitled, "Their Enduring Spirit - The History of Frontenac Provincial Park, 1783-1990". The records document the social and family life around Frontenac Park, as well as the extensive mining, farming and logging industry in that area.

Fonds consists of letters written home by the author during her days as a student at Queen's University at Kingston, Ontario.

Fonds consists of correspondence, manuscript, photographs, research and publicity files relating to Eric Smethurst and his book, "Classics at Queen's: A Brief History" (1992); files relating to the Classics Department's contribution to the Teaching and Learning Conference (1983); and correspondence relating to the Sesquicentennial Committee for Arts and Science.

Diary describes the daily life of Sir John A. Macdonald, his family and political events. The diary contains entries for the years 1867-1872, 1875 and 1883. The diary begins just four days after Confederation, when John A. Macdonald became Canada's first Prime Minister.

Office files, budget material and pension files.