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The drawings represent heritage buildings in many towns and regions in southern Ontario such as Adolphustown, Bath, Claireville, Cobourg, Cornwall, Grafton, Islington, Kingston, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Perth, Port Hope and Toronto. Two northern towns are represented by North Bay and Penetanguishene. The drawings represent a variety of structures from churches, clubs and rectories to commerical buildings, factories and mills. The material is organized alphabetically according to town or region.

Unbound copybook with approximately 150 pages. The copybook contains detailed sets of instructions and specifications for all of the various building trades for a number of different buildings in the Kingston and Ottawa area. Includes spcifications for the Bell Telephone building and Cooks Presbyterian Church in Kingston and a number of residences on O'Connor Street in Ottawa.

The index consists of two alphabetized listings-by locatee and by township or town pertaining to land acquired from the 1780's to 1914, from grants to the United Empire Loyalists to those for the veterans of the Boer War.. The information is derived from three groups of records : the Crown Lands Papers (R.G.I.), the Canada Company Papers (C.C.) and the Peter Robinson Papers (MS-12).

Bible, New Testament. Ancient Armenian holograph written at Zeitoom in the province of Germanicia in Asia, at the Church of St. John and the Holy Virgin. Written by the hand of the priest, Harabed, in 1702.

The fonds consists of materials created by the various members of the group, and by the group as a whole. The records not only reflect the working process, but also the marketing and promotion involved in the projects. Almost all of their projects are represented here, with various degrees of completeness.

For works such as Adoption/Qumiktut/Unakuluk, Anaana and Uyarasuk/Ningiura (My Grandmother) there is a complete range of materials from daily scene shoots to multiple language versions of the final work. Many of the films are produced in English, French and Inuktitut. Some early works such as Atagutaluk Starvation, Qulliq, Piujuq and Angutautuq, Avingalaraaluit/Unikausiq, Aqtuqsi: the nightmare, and Travellers are only represented with sub-masters or masters with very little additional audio-visual material relating to, or revealing of, the process of production.

Other projects such as Beyond Tomorrow/Ikuma are represented through versions of the film in various languages, filmed or recorded interviews with participants and writers, and scripts in English, French and Inuktitut. There is also a fair amount of post production material such as workshops that grew out of this project.

Fonds consists of letters, telegrams concerning the acquisition of the Buchan library by Queen's University, and notes for an editorial.

Fonds consists of programmes and reunion material relating to Arts '26 and Science '26; correspondence and certficate pertaing to an Endowment Scholarship established by John Gillies in 1869; memoir of his time at Queen's University at Kingston, by Arnold Gillies Muirhead; genealogical material relating to the Gillies and Muirhead families; photographs of student events, the end of exams, class photos of Science '26, Kingston locations including Royal Military College and Macdonald Park, the Arts '25 hockey team (1922), and John Gillies.

Fonds consists of a letter from Wesker to Colin Hugger, 1973 Nov. 19 as well as copies of two plays, "The London Diary for Stockholm and "The Friends," and programmes for the world and English premiere of "The Friends." There are four versions of "The Friends" included, each signed by Wesker.

Consists of correspondence, memoranda and other material relating to the 1973 Royal Visit to Kingston.

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.