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Interview of Frederick C. McCallum
Item is an oral history interview of Frederick C. McCallum as conducted by George Henderson. McCallum discusses life in Northern Ontario from 1910-1916, including the fire in Matheson, Ontario in 1916.
Henderson, George Fletcher
One name-indexed volume, of which 262 pages are completed, pertaining to debentures and credits in the accounts of individuals and companies involved in the construction to the Chats canal.
The fonds consists of photographs of winning horses, their drivers and trainers at Frontenac Downs Racetrack. Many photos are composites, annotated with details on the race, and include finish-line shots of each race.
Gallinger, Don
[Biography of John McN. McCrea]
Item is a biography of John McN. McCrea, maker of pioneer models.
[Queenston & Lewiston Bridge specifications for design and book]
Items are a signed specification for designs for the Queenston and Lewiston Bridge, including an annotated plan, and a book titled "Clarke on Iron Bridges of Very Large Span."
Ontario Provincial Highways and other main travelled roads
Item is a road map showing highways and roads in Southern Ontario.
Ontario. Department of Public Highways
[Copy of a letter to the Quebec Gazette]
Item is a typescript letter written by "A Citizen" to the Editor of the Quebec Gazette.
[Report by Ontario's Minister of Lands and Forests and clipping]
Items are a report by A. Kelso Roberts filed on return from a world trip as a member of the Canadian Churchmen's Thirty-Four Day Tour (1964) and Toronto Star clipping on Agnes Macphail (1932).
Items are photograph copies of a scroll and address on the occasion of the laying of the cornerstone for the Parliament buildings in Ottawa by the Prince of Wales. Also includes a letter from the Deputy Minister of Public Works to Adam Shortt.
[Clippings and biographical information on Col. P.N. Nissen]
Item is a package assembled by Queen's University publications on the life and accomplishments of Col. Peter Norman Nissen.