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Fonds consists of a copy of "The Rise and Fall of a Fraternity: History of Beta Sigma Chapter of Nu Sigma Nuat Queen's, 1933-1935."

Fonds consists of a Levana "Summons"; "Students' Directories"; and an account book while a student at Queen's University at Kingston.

Fonds consists of correspondence; research notes; drafts of manuscript; relating to the researching, writing, and publication of Charles H. Pullen's biography of Arthur Maloney.

Fonds consists of a copy of the production, directed by Sue Ridout, "A Flag for Canada", being the story of the genesis and birth of Canada's official flag, based on the book 'I Stand for Canada: The Story of the Maple Leaf Flag', authored by Rick Archbold.

Fonds consists of programmes, invitations, dance cards, song sheets, playbills, photographs, and clippings relating to Department of Drama, the Drama Guild, and various other Queen's events including an Arts '49, '50, and "Color Nite" Formals, "The Snow Ball", "Susie Q", "The Bouquet Ball", "Alfie's Amble", the "West Point Dance", and "The Golden Years" -- the University's 1949 Musical Review; and pins relating to Arts '49 and Meds '49 Formals.

Fonds consists of technical drawings of bridge spans and trellises for the Fink Iron Bridge.

Official Souvenir Programme of the Kingston Industrial Exhibition which took place in Kingston at the City Fair Grounds from September 11-14, 1928. Programme includes events, advertising from exhibitors, messages from the Fair Manager and President of the Board of Directors of the Kingston Industrial Agricultural Society, and photographs of Kingston buildings and landscapes.

Fonds consists of a composite photograph of the graduating class of Rutherford High School.

Fonds consists of an Account Book and an Accounts Receivable ledger belonging to Edward Cooke and his decendants, documenting the finances of the store, his household, and other day-to-day activities.

Collection consists of reminiscences entitled Fifty Years of the 'Queen's Gang': A Chronicle, being "a rather unique group of Queen's graduates [who] began their fellowship while attending the Peterborough Normal School in the 1930's ...".