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The Margaret Phipps-Walker sous-fonds details a good deal of Mrs. Phipps-Walker's public career in Kingston and is especially strong in material about the Association of Women Electors. There is also a good deal of personal material, such as letters. While one had to 'read between the lines' to find much of Edward's feelings; Margaret's records show a more introspective side to her nature and include diaries written in the later years of her life.

Sous-fonds consists of correspondence, diaries, poetry, prose, lyrics, short stories, sketches, news clippings, biographical dates, bibliographies, photographs, scrapbook and business items.

This sous-fonds consists of the business papers of three members of the Craine family who lived in the town of Smiths Falls. The papers cover the period from 1852-1938 when they end with the death of Dr. Agnes Craine. The bulk of the papers consists of consist of mortgages, insurance policies, stock holdings, day books and wills of three family members - John Joseph Craine, John Craine and Dr. Agnes D. Craine. There is also some correspondence from family relations, travel diaries of Agnes Douglas Craine, news clippings, wills and estate holdings of Craine relations from the Isle of Man, and a brush drawing of Douglas Craine.

Sous-fonds consists of a bound holographic manuscript of poems by Goldsmith as well as correspondence between Lorne Pierce and Mrs. Goldsmith Tufts regarding the purchase of some of Goldsmith's manuscripts.

Sous-fonds consists of typescript, with holograph notes, for a collection o f poetry entitled "Flower and Flame."

Sous-fonds consists of a typescript on Ralph Connor.

The sous-fonds is comprised of an autographed holograph of the poem Outwitted signed by the author, addressed to Lorne Pierce.

Sous-fonds consists of typescripts for the following poems: Beggared heart; The cave painters; Dahlias; Landscape; Parable; Pressed on sand; Restricted; and The sea-shell.

Sous-fonds consists of manuscripts and page proofs for "Book of the Seasons," "Song of the Prairie Land," "The Castle of Graymoor," and "Old Loves Are Best."

Sous-fonds consists of Gottlieb's first published work, a pamphlet of poems (in poster format), entitled "Who Knows One" which was illustrated by Michael Snow and published by Hawkshead Press in Toronto in 1961.