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Fonds consists of Dr. du Prey's course material and lecture notes for the courses he taught at Queen's in the Department of Art History.

Fonds consists of records and memorabilia belonging to Queen's grad Pierre Wolfe, Meds '47. This includes his student notes for his medical classes taken at Queen's, 8mm film footage of Queen's campus and Kingston, photographs of Barriefield, Kingston, and Queen's, and pins, crests and medals.

Fonds consists of minutes of the PCBF, applications for funds, correspondence and other material.

Fonds consists of records of the operations of the Pittsburgh Historical Society, including minutes, correspondence, project files and other material. Also includes collected items related to the history of Pittsburgh Township, including subject files, and original photos of buildings and individuals.

The fonds consists of Council minutes, 1851-1936, and 1980-1997; by-laws, 1850-1925; assessment and collectors rolls, 1850-1909. Financial papers, 1850-1906, legal papers, 1850-1909, election papers, 1853-1909, road papers, 1850-1906, school papers, 1842-1871, tavern inspector's papers, 1850-1863, vital statistics, 1869-1891, petitions, 1850-1912, council correspondence, 1851, 1922, and miscellaneous reports, 1890-1908. Also contains affidavits and letters relating to Pittsburgh Township, 1893.

The fonds consists of a scrapbook contains news clippings from The Globe belonging to the Platt family.

Correspondence, reports and drafts of acts.

The fonds consists of correspondence, bill of sale (1932) and daily registers of pupils, Schools 11 and 12.

Fonds consists of glassplate negatives depicting people and places in Kingston, Ontario; an album containing prints of various Kingston and area landmarks, including the interior and exterior of the Powell Studio, persons, and events.

Collection includes letter appointing John Power, architect for Kingston Post Office, 1856 Sept. 18, business post cards, genealogical information from Bible of Thomas Power, pocket photo album of Kingston [ca. 1880], photos of John Power, his home at 157 Queen Street, and an interior of his parlour, Joseph Power (son) and parlour, and the house of Charlotte Power Kent (wife of Noel; also included is, "Specifications for all Trades in Connection with Tables & Fittings etc.. in Room No. 26. Gordon Hall, Queen's College, Kingston", with letters from Power Son & Drever Architects about labratory fixtures for Gordon Hall.