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Fonds consists of the business records of James Reid Ltd., including documents relating to the manufacturing and selling of furniture, the provision of funeral services, and the company's ambulance service. The records deal primarily with the affairs of the business, but do include some personal records. The fonds includes detailed financial documents, correspondence, customer accounts and orders, employee payroll records, income tax records, and documents relating to the estates of the proprietors. While some 19th century records are included in this fonds, as well as some records dating from the 1980s, the documents date primarily from the early to mid- 20th century (ca. 1913-1969). The fonds is arranged into 11 series: Frank C. Reid receipts and letters (1 Jul. 1913-25 Jul. 1953), Cancelled leases (14 Apr. 1925-2 May 1959), Letters and contracts (1934-1969), Real estate (1907-1965), Estate records (1878-1939), Taxation and financial records (1917-1951), Stock legers (1909-1934), Cabinet and upholstery order books (1922-1953), Delivery books (10 Jan. 1933-15 Aug. 1964), Journals and ledgers (1913-1983), Funeral and ambulance (1937-1974), and James Reid history and other records ([19--]-1990).

Fonds consists of research material relating to J. Pritchard's latest book entitled, "Bridge of Ships: Canadian Shipbuilding During the Second World War"; correspondence; and articles.

Daybook and biographical sketch.

The fonds consists of original diaries, 1903-1919, 1921-1922, 1924-1948, and transcripts of diaries, 1903-1907, 1919, 1921-1922, 1924-1931.

This fonds consists of correspondence; programmes; speeches; clippings; photographs; and memorabilia pertaining to various dinners and other University-related events held both at Queen's and around the country. There are also records involving the Kingston Rowing Club, and the Council for Canadian Unity.

The fonds consists of Queen's student attendance cards for Arts and Divinity 1857-63.

Four letters (includes transcripts) of correspondence from Barrie to James Alexander Roy.

The fonds consists of correspondence, records related to the lumbering business, the settlement of his estate and the provisions made for the care and education of his daughters.

Correspondence, sermons and manuscripts related to Dr. Shaw's work as a teacher and theologian at Queen's University. .

The fonds consists of correspondence, subject files, speeches, radio broadcasts and news clippings relating to Mr. Macdonnell's political career.