The fonds consists of material relating to both the private and public life of the artist, reflecting the development, growth and working life of the artist over a 50 year time period. The fonds consists of records that reveal and document the many activities of the artist such as: the creation, mounting and exhibition of artworks; teaching; participation within local and national associations and groups such as PEN Canada and CARFAC, as well as local artist-run centres and organizations; residencies undertaken; texts written and published; and honours and awards received. Includes: correspondence; research materials; working and prepatory material for artworks in various media formats; transcripts; translations; journals and agendas; speeches and conference papers; drafts, manuscripts and working correspondence regarding published texts; and teaching notes and material. The fonds has been arranged in the following series: Projects; Teaching activities; Artist in the Community; and Personal activities.
Fonds consists of correspondence, research files, lecture notes, examination questions and background notes on pre-1896 balance of payments. Among the more interesting files in this collection are a whole series showing various ways capital flows to and from Canada based on figures drawn largely from the 1914-26 period. For most of the early 1940's Knox's work reveals his interest in war finance and post war recovery but there are also files on something called the Book Binder's Arbitration. After the war there are files on a Hyde Park Conference, Bretton Woods, the European League for Economic Co-operation and the Commonwealth Conference of 1951. Two other interesting files are the one of the Royal Society Selection Committee of 1948-9 and another on a 'Proposed Association of Canadian University Teachers'.
The fonds consists of general records; correspondence, including requests for various foodstuffs to be sent overseas (mostly to England) following the end of the Second World War; customer order books; ledgers; architectural drawings; all of which detail the operations of a general and specialty grocery store from 1881 to the mid-1970's.
The fonds consists of correspondence, including a number of hand-sketched Christmas cards; subject files; photographs; sketch books; stamp collection; and slides. The materials illustrate all aspects of Macdonald's career. Photographs of many of his works and reviews of his exhibitions document his long and distinguished career. In addition there is a large collection of slides of many of his works. The correspondence, which includes a considerable amount of material from Robertson Davies, and subject files are invaluable for a study of his life and work. A large collection of personal photographs are also available to document Macdonald's life and that of his closest friends.
The fonds consists of correspondence, subject files, sound tapes, linguistic maps, publications and teaching files related to linguistics especially in the Canadian Maritimes. The documents create a picture of Wilson's personal interests and the direction of the profession as a whole. The field notes and detailed information on dialect surveys, particularly in the Maritimes, and information about professional associations, are revealing about the development of linguistics in North America.
Fonds consists of office files; and slides taken at various events, held at the Centre and around Kingston, including Orientation '85; Development Perspectives curriculum resource manuals; script, slides, and audio cassettes relating to the "International Centre Slide Show" (1989).
Fonds consists of correspondence; subject files; daily planners; travel journals; reviews; lecture notes; correspondence, research notes, monograph, reviews, photographs, catalogues relating to his work on Sir Godfrey Kneller; diplomas; photographs and slides documenting the opening of the "Heritage Kingston" exhibition at the Agnes Etherington Art Centre, Queen's University; photographs of a demonstration protesting the demolition of the City Gaol, and a trip to New York City.
Fonds consists of correspondence; historical records; minutes; legal and financial records; annual returns; membership records; Registrars Statements; Proceedings of the Sovereign Great Priory Annual Assembly; summons; subject files; photographs; and printed material.
Hugh de Payens Premier Preceptory, No. 1, Kingston, Ontario
The fonds consists of project work, technical papers, subject files and reference material on underground transmission cable systems, design and installation. Includes St. Lawrence River cable crossing.
Fonds consists of an album containing photographs and other mementoes presented to Marion Ross, by the Physical and Health Education Alumnae of Queen's Univesity, during a dinner to honour her (25 April 1970).
