Correspondence relates to the work of a member of American Friend's Service Committee engaged in relief work in Germany and Poland after the First World War. Includes photographs and postcards.
Photocopies of typescripts of correspondence between Sylvester and William Howard Lawton (his brother). These letters were written by Sylvester from Fort Henry prior to his execution in January, 1839.
The fonds consists of photographs, taken during her days as a student at Queen's University at Kingston, including the Alma Mater Society Election Day parade, the Pajama parade, a football game at the old Richardson Stadium, and several campus buildings.
This fonds consists of material relating to the Rev. Alice Armstrong Huff, the first female graduate of Queen's Theological College, included a videotaped interview conducted by Susan O'Keefe, 26 and 27 June 1992;520::Student essay, photographs, clippings, correspondence relating to Rev. Huff, 1940-1992; copy of Rev. Huff's Queen's Theological College Convocation Address, 12 May 1993;essay written by Rev. Alice Armstrong Huff, 1992.
Diary describes the daily life of Sir John A. Macdonald, his family and political events. The diary contains entries for the years 1867-1872, 1875 and 1883. The diary begins just four days after Confederation, when John A. Macdonald became Canada's first Prime Minister.
Fonds consists of a souvenir album containing scenes, events, buildings and people, on and around, the Queen's University campus; two autographed Engineering Society 'Annual Dinner' programmes.
