This fonds consists of correspondence with Elizabeth Shortt, and Eldon M. Boyd; biographical material; articles, including 'A Short Account of the Kingston General Hospital' (1935); and a typescript of 'The Litchfield Saga' (1940); excerpts from the Minutes of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Kingston, and the Queen's University Medical Faculty; medical lecture attendance cards (1872 - 1891); prints of well-known 16th, 18th, and 19th century physicans including John Bostock Jnr., Richard Brocklesby, Girolamo Cardano, William Cullen, John Huxham, Edward Jenner, John Coakley Lettsom, Joseph Lister, and Samuel Christian Friedrich Hahnemann.
Fonds consists of manuscripts of his published and unpublished works and some lecture notes and texts. There is biographical information, chiefly from obituaries; a small amount of correspondence from Marquis and also from his wife, Alice, who wished to have some of her late husband's work published, as well as undertaking to have his library sold.
The fonds consists of microfilm reels of material drawn together from the extant manuscripts and papers in Britain of Thomas Hardy. It contains most of the manuscripts in the Thomas Hardy Memorial Collection held by the Dorset County Museum and further manuscripts from the British Museum, Aberdeen University, Queens College, Oxford University College, Dublin, the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, the Bodleian Library, Oxford, Birmingham Museum and the Royal Archives at Windsor Castle. It represents a comprehensive collection of the original manuscripts, typescripts and proofs of the novels, dramatisations, short stories, essays, poems, biographies and personal papers of the Dorset novelist and poet including The Woodlanders, Far from the Madding Crowd, The Trumpet Major and Jude the Obscure.
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).
Collection reflects Hawkins activities as the College Life Photographer and the images depict student activities, the student strike and various campus buildings at Queen's University. Of particular interest are photographs of the Tool Shed and Mining building and interior candid shots of the Student Memorial Union. Also includes images of Fort Henry prior to restoration.
