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The fonds consists of a photo album chronicalling the honeymoon travels of Harry A. Lavell and Mary Chambers. Their destinations included Los Angeles, Vancouver, the Rocky Mountains, Smith's Falls and Kingston. The photographs were taken by Lavell, while the album layout was designed and drawn by Chambers.

Fonds consists of correspondence; legal, including various iterations of the Constitution, and financial records; minutes of Annual General and Executive meetings; membership lists; publications, including newsletters; photographs; and clippings.

Fonds consists of correspondence and notes relating to his research into coal ash.

The fonds consists of minutes of the 1913 Italian Railway Workers Accident Committee, photographs of the construction of the monument commemorating this incident and a guest book from the dedication ceremony.

The fonds consists of moving image materials and photographs that are sports related pertaining to Lund's time as a coach and Chair of Athletics at Queen's University.

Fonds consists of City of Kingston "Tax Demands" relating to properties owned by Louisa Hastings.

Fonds consists of subject files; financial records; and photographs relating largely to the running of a boarding house, located at 5 Wellington Street, Kingston, for students attending Queen's University at Kingston.

Fonds consists of a photograph of an oil painting of Wallace Havelock Robb, executed by Joan Levy-Earle, to replace the original lost in a fire; an autographed copy of her first published book of poetry, entitled "Welcome to My World", which includes a photograph of the author with the Robbs viewing the original portait; and an autographed volume of poetry, entitled, "Thursday's Dream" in which the author has visions of writing a biography of the "Abbé of Abbey Dawn".

Fonds consists of correspondence with Queen's University at Kingston, and the Dominion Rubber Company; and employment applications.

Fonds consists of "Emergency Notices" relating to the January 1998 Ice Storm, recorded for the "automated attendant" on the Queen's University at Kingston main telephone number, by the "Voice of Queen's", Jack xxxx.