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Correspondence between James Alexander Corry, Frank Scott and George Victor Ferguson, 1939-1940, and printed material on civil liberties during wartime, 1938-1940. Minutes of first meeting of advisory committee to establish The International Journal.

Fonds consists of inventory sheets and photographs of various structures (primarily bridges and mills) in the Counties of Frontenac, Leeds, and Lennox and Addington.

The fonds consists of annual reports, newsclippings, advertising material, brochures and miscellaneous material related to the Canadian Locomotive Company Limited, Fairbanks Morse (Canada), Limited and other locomotive companies; glass plate negatives and positives showing interior sections of the plant and various parts of locomotives. There is also extensive graphic material including blueprints, technical drawings and photographs of locomotives.

The fonds consists of centenary of company, photographs and technical drawings, information on the history of the company, employees and on locomotives..

Minutes of organizing committee. Financial records, regatta operating records, reports includes Olympiad 1976.

The fonds consists of statutes, minutes, reports, programme and papers delivered at the sixth annual meeting in 1934, including a handwritten version of a paper written and presented by Stephen Leacock entitled "The Revision of Democracy".

Official proceedings and one copy of 'The Christian Railroader' newspaper.

Collection consists of steam packet announcements (newpaper clippings, 1833), a payroll sheet for the Nova Scotia Railway (1859), published memos on the CPR and the laying of the Atlantic telegraph cable, and a published train itinerary for the visit of the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York (1901).

The fonds consists of correspondence from the Renfrew Branch of the Canadian Red Cross Society.

The fonds consists of correspondence, subject files, press releases and photographs. The Canadian Register was a Catholic newspaper that was published monthly in Kingston, Ontario.