The fonds consists a workbook by John F. Hinds, probably a student who worked with Clark, containing notes on lab experiments in x-ray electroscopy, plus two blotters.
Fonds consists of correspondence; advertising and promotional material; financial and sales records; printing costs; historical data; research material including booklets, pamphlets, clippings, photographs, and postcards relating to various Kinsgton landmarks such as Fort Henry, Alwington House, the first provincial legislature located on Queen Street, 171 Wellington Street (Mr. Collard's Building, the location of Sir John A. Macdonald's first law office in Kingston), pertaining to the design, publication, and distribution of the "Historical Map of Kingston" (1948).
The fonds consists of correspondence with Maurice Hankey relating to British coastal defences and protection of civilian population in case of German invasion.
Fonds consists of records relating to the 10th Field Company, Canadian Engineers, including mimeographed confidential and secret documents; photographs; instructions; maps; orders; and a ration book. In addition, there are seven notebooks for courses at Queen's University and at high school. There is also a pamphlet dealing with a survey of anti-tank mine counter-measures.
Collection consists of correspondence, copy of the Will, clippings, a photograph of the Harvey Family coat-of-arms, and a PMT relating to Arthur Harvey and his descendants.
Collection of letters from the library of Sir Arthur Doughty, including letters from Sir James Kempt, Lord Dufferin, Lord Durham and E.A. Meredith. Includes several documents relating to Halifax, N.S. Letters to and from Henry Youle Hind, artist and geologist. Samples of Upper Canadian currency, including a note from the Accommodation Bank in Kingston, and Confederate currency from the American Civil War, with a fragment of the Rebel Flag flown over Richmond, VA.
The collection consists of both originals and copies of correspondence between Eddington and other scientists. The records provide a brief glimpse of the development of the field of astrophysics. The correspondents include Albert Einstein, Erwin Shrodinger, Harlow Shapley, Henry Norris Russell, Walter S. Adams and J.C. Kapetyn. Also included are two copies of pages from the manuscripts, Differentiation of any tensor (1918) and Mass-luminosity equation (1924).
The fonds consists of correspondence and client files from Maloney's career as a criminal defence lawyer, as well as correspondence, constituency and subject files from his time as an MP.
