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Fonds consists of correspondence relating to an application to the Intercollegiate Department of The League for Industrial Democracy to charter the Radical Club at Queen's University at Kingston, and an application to the Board of Home Missions of the United Church of Canada for a summer mission field placement.
Brown, Howard M.
The fonds consists of correspondence, legal documents, financial records, minutes and reports of the Kingston, Ontario home for indigents. Of particular interest are two visitors books (1853-1863) which record the comments of members of the Board of Directors who visited the House of Industry every four or five days.
House of Industry
The fonds consists of cash books, account books, beer order books and miscellaneous menu cards of the hotel in Kingston from 1913-1959.
Hotel Randolph
Fonds consists of correspondence; subject files; financial records including receipts, and account ledgers; day books; guest ledgers; photographs; scrapbooks; and printed material.
Hotel Kenney
Fonds consists of letters written to Horst Doehler.
Doehler, Horst
Correspondence relating to his appointment and news clippings.
Horatio Clarence Hocken
The fonds is a record of Dr. Horace Mabee's medical practice in Kingston, Ontario and consists of three daybooks. These patient account books document the daily medical activities of Dr. H. Mabee and include information about patients, the services provided, fees charged and payment received.
Mabee, Horace Carleton
Hooper and Slater Lumber Co. fonds
Account book consists of bank accounts and receipts.
Hooper and Slater Lumber Co.
The fonds consists of correspondence, prose and photographs. Correspondence includes letters to his wife, sister and daughter. Prose includes manuscripts on landscape painters and an untitled novel written when Watson was 15. Included with the personal documents are a marriage license and a will.
Watson, Homer Ransford
The fonds consists of photographs of Queen's University students in the early 1930's. The photographs were taken around campus and therefore reflect many buildings on campus, as well as in front of the houses occupied by the students - two such addresses being identified as 213 Albert Street and 632 Princess Street.
Clarkson, Hillary