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Fonds predominantly consists of records that document the business history of the Parker family over the 70 year period that they were actively involved in the life of the town of Stirling. The fonds includes some of the records of Parker's Mill and Tavern as well as the source documents involved in the civil cases that were the responsibility of Francis Borland Parker as the Clerk of the County and Justice of the Peace. There is also material having to do with various family and individual estates that were handled by the Parkers in their capacities as community members of good standing. Also included is material specifically dealing with the accounts of the School Board for Stirling as F. B. Parker served as the Board's treasurer for in 1895. The material has been divided into two series: Estate information and Correspondence and receipts. There is also an additional accrual of material from Mabel and Emily Parker, including student notebooks and diploma from Mabel's time at Queen's and cookbooks from Emily; testimonials and certificates relating to Mabel Parker having completed courses and examinations at both the Provincial School of Pedagogy and Queen's University at Kingston; and the "Marriage Certificate" of Mabel Parker and Arthur E. Ross.

The Geddes Snow Road Station fonds contains a series of yearly diaries, kept by Mr. Geddes from 1907 until 1966, that detail his life and the activities in and around the village of Snow Road Station, Frontenac County, Ontario. Towards the last years of his life, Hilda Geddes, his daughter, helped him keep his diaries; for this reason, the diaries actually record his death and events for a little time after his death. While the diaries form the bulk of these records there is also a series of business records that detail some of Mr. Geddes business activities at Snow Road Station. These include account books, a 'letter book' from the station and other business records.

The fonds consists of Klugh's writings, including bound volumes of his 'Nature's Diary' column clippings, as well as his Queen's University Botany Medal (1909).

The fonds consists of correspondence and files relating to his position at Queen's University and the Department of Anatomy, and correspondence and miscellaneous documents relating to his work in the West Indies and Ghana. Also includes files concerning the Beth Israel Congregation of Kingston, draft constitutions, correspondence and miscellaneous materials. There are also citizenship awards for volunteer work in support of archives, and a bound volume entitled 'B. N. Kropp Bibliography.'

The fonds consists of account books, correspondence and business records from the Pritchard family store in Wyman, Quebec.

Fonds consists of constitutions and by-laws; minutes; correspondence; e-letters; subject files; newsletters; Association and related publications; maps and trail descriptions; commentary to accompany a slide show introducing the Association to various audiences; 35 mm slides; clippings pertaining to the Rideau Trail Association and its Chapters or Clubs, including Kingston, Ottawa, and Central (Perth), Ontario.

Fonds consists of tenders, blueprints, drawings, correspondence, memoranda, minutes, subject files, reports, and photographs pertaining to the construction and/or renovation of several campus buildings including the Health Sciences Complex (Botterell Hall), the Physical Education Centre, and the Engineering (Mining) Complex (1967-1979); log books relating to steam generation, meter readings, fuel deliveries, temperature readings, and daily entries at the Central Heating Plant; policy documents, contracts, and drawings related to the landscaping of the area surrounding the School of Policy Studies building; and floor plans for all University-owned buildings; Monthly, General, and Annual Reports for the Maintenance Department and Central Heating Plant (1925-1966); Annual Reports for the Department of Building and Grounds (1950-1963); a report relating to the "Central Utility Services and Distribution System" at Queen's University at Kingston (1968); newspaper articles on the completion of the Queen's University heating plant from 1969 and 1970; number of stencils and imprinting tools used by the Drafting Department when drafting was a manual process, prior to their obselence, as a result of the introduction of CAD technology at PPS; and a visual inventory of Queen's and campus-area buildings; photographs relating to Year 2 of the Corrective Maintenance Programme involving prioritization of major work elements, buidling observations, replacement of windows, reparations to roof systems, reparations to sealants, reparations to mechanical/electrical systems, and miscellaneous corrective work.

Fonds consists of correspondence and course materials; course outlines, essay questions, lecture notes; and notes and programme for the Native Ministries Consortium.

The fonds consists of family photographs, records and memorabilia, which reflect the activity of the family, particularly George Comer, in local businesses and associations such as the Canadian Navigation Company, the Masonic fraternal organization, Customs House and the Home Circle, an early school association. There are also a number of scrapbooks that not only reflect the activity of the family, but also account for events that occured in the local community. Of particular interest is the wide variety of photographs which illustrate the practices of a number of local photographic studios such as Marrison, Sheldon & Davis, Henderson, Snider and Richardson. There are also photographs which reflect certain family members interest in amateur photography. Included are images of Division street, City Park, and Richardson Pavillion.

The fonds consists of deeds to land, diaries, diplomas, insurance policies, journals, payroll ledgers, and research notes.