Fonds consists of the records of four members of the Morris family from Brockville, Ontario: Edmund Morris, James Morris, John L. Morris, and William John Morris..
Fonds consists of a presentation copy of "The Jewish Experience in Kingston", compiled by the author in thanks for Queen's University Archives researching and developing a walking tour documenting the history of the Jewish experience in the City of Kingston.
Fonds consists of aerial photographs, maps, blueprints, and drawings relating to property in the City Kingston, plus the Counties of Frontenac, and Lennox & Addington, Ontario.
Correspondence, research notes, programmes of the Lennox andAddington County Womens' Association, subject files relating to Wilton United Church, Minute book of the United Church Women (Wilton Branch), 1962-1968, Minute book of the Wilton Womens' Association (1934-1939), photographs, School Reports (S.S. No. 18, Ernestown), 1934-1939.
This collection of memorabilia relates to her father, Adam Shortt, and to Kingston. Includes some pen and ink drawings by Professor Shortt, a copy of 'Kingston Illustrated' (1912) and picture of Sand Hills, Prince Edward County, 1840's. Also contains a watercolour sketch by Muriel Shortt of Kingston martello towers (Market and Cedar Island), and a photocopy of a genealogy of the Shortt family.
Correspondence, photographs, press clippings, programmes of various operas staged by the Queen's Glee Club and Symphony including 'Evangeline', by composer Graham George.
Fonds consists of one graduation hood and gown worn by Muriel Waterhouse, Arts'19 (the gown is signed on the sleeves by all her female classmates); photographs of Muriel Waterhouse and her classmates at the time of their graduation.
Fonds consists of news articles and research relating to Pittsburgh Township for the Kingston Whig-Standard, as collected and written by Murray Hogben.
