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Parte dePrincess Court Cinema fonds
This file consists of letters of gratitude to those who donated labour or money to the new theatre, a list of seat plaques, a list of honourary members, a list of those who gave monetary donations, the results of a fundraiser canvas on downtown Princess St., a list of potential donors, and a list of Kingston businesses and their phone numbers.
Parte deRotary Club of Kingston fonds
File consists of records relating to W.C.S. - District.
Parte deRotary Club of Kingston fonds
File consists of records relating to International Centre.
Parte deRotary Club of Kingston fonds
File consists of records relating to Golf Ball Race.
Parte deRalfe Clench collection
Scope to be completed at a later date
Scope to be completed at a later date
Scope to be completed at a later date
Parte deJames Alexander Roy fonds
Scope to be completed at a later date
Parte deQueen's Picture collection
File consists of photographs from retirement parties for Queen's University employees.
Parte deEdward John Barker fonds
This file consists of typescripts and copies of the following walks: 22 March 1862-Portsmouth N.B. The “Walks” for 1862 and 1863 were written by “Fresh Hand”, approximately 1160 words; 26 March 1862-Kingston: shipbuilding and repairs; dangerous state of the streets, approximately 1090 words; 29 March 1862-Kingston the least American of cities in Western Canada; Penitentiary, Court House and Jail, approximately 1270 words; 2 April 1862-Waterfront: business at the wharves, approximately 850 words; 5 April 1862-Waterfront: business at the wharves, cont’d, approximately 920 words; 11 April 1862-Garden Island; steamers and other vessels; the Batteau Chanel, approximately 1230 words; 16 April 1862-Berry & Co.’s elevators; postscript on wharves by “The Old Hand”, approximately 1890 words; 19 April 1862-Easter meat in the Market, approximately 1180 words; 28 April 1862-Bell’s Island, approximately 1120 words; 5 May 1862-The Criminal Lunatic Asylum, approximately 2110 words; 15 May 1862-The temporary lunatic asylums at the Penitentiary and at Rockwood, approximately 1220; 11 June 1862-The General Hospital, approximately 1920 words.
Barker, Edward John