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File consists of a video containing the following films: The Academic Cloister, Queen's Way, Limestone, Queen's Colours, Queen's University, Queen's Century II, and Queen's University 1841-1926.

Item is a recording of a tour of Queen's Archives, led by Stewart Renfrew.

Dr. Mayer discusses the 5 years of the St. Lawrence Seaway since its completion in 1959. Side Two: Lecture and question and answer period.

Antiquarian bookseller, Ben Weinreb, talks about book collecting and selling. Annual Archives Lecture. Side One: continuation of talk by Ben Weinreb begun on sr766. Lecture closed. Talk uses 1/2 of tape side; other 1/2 is blank. Side Two: blank.

Antiquarian bookseller, Ben Weinreb, talks about book collecting and selling. Side One: Charles Pullen opens lecture. Douglas Stewart introduces Phyllis Lambert who introduces Ben Weinreb. Ben Weinreb speaks about book collecting and selling. Side Two: blank.

File consists of the edited master of "the Archival Trail"

Queen's Film Studies Department for the Ontario Council of Archives. Filmed by Derek Redmond, directed by John Vainstein. Script, Blaine Allan.

Dr. Charles Pullen talks about Arthur Maloney - criminal lawyer, politician and 1st ombudsman, 9th Annual Archives Lecture, April 18, 1991. Side One: Dr. Pullen introduced by Dr. Norman Mackenzie. Above talk by Dr. Pullen. Side Two: continuation and end of Pullen's talk. comments/questions from audience.

Series contains recordings of annual archives lectures, interviews with donors, and other material recorded by staff at Queen's University Archives. Also includes one recording of a University convocation (1938).

Dr. Jack Granatstein speaks aobut 5 prominent Queen's men and their link between Queen's and the Civil Service. Side One: Prof. Hugh Thorburn introduces Dr. Jack Granatstein. Dr. Jack Granatstein gives his talk, "Skelton, Mackintosh, Clark, Gordon and Deutsch". Side Two: continuation of above lecture. Dr. Granatstein answers audience questions.