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The fonds consists of a typescript of an unpublished novel, 'Hard by St. Lawrence'; a manuscript essay, "Make a stand"; articles; and book reviews relating to her book "Miriam of Queen's", which was published in 1921. In addition, news clippings related to MacKinnon and a copy of Miriam of Queen's book are also included.

The fonds consists of photographs of classmates taken during Lila Hudson's time as a student at Queen's Unievrsity.

Fonds consists of a copy of "A Market Square Movie", in two parts.

The fonds consists of correspondence, executive minutes and riding association files.

The fonds consists of microfilm of the proceedings of the annual business meetings of the advisory council. Includes reports from the president, Lester B. Pearson and Joseph E. Smallwood. In addition there are the reports of the Finance Constitution, Resolution, Credentials and Organization Committees as well as various provincial and political associations.The textual consists of press releases, pamphlets, speeches and memoranda issued by the leadership candidates at the Liberal leadership convention. Includes material relating to the organization of the campaign of Paul Martin.

Fonds consists of a copy of his publication entitled, "Canadian Sprint Canoe Clubs."

Letters on financial and other matters, and financial records, Kingston City Brewery.

A letter from Russell to H.O. White.

The fonds consists of a letter relating to Lord Dalhousie's visit to Perth in Upper Canada, and a newsclipping of an open letter to Lord Dalhousie regarding Wesleyan missionaries in Canada.

The fonds consists of photocopies of correspondence and memoranda between Pearson and Grant Dexter, 1936-1941. These photocopies were received from L.B Pearson himself as a thank-you for providing him with information from Grant Dexter's records for his Memoirs. Pearson thought the provided photocopies from his own records would provide some interesting additional information to Queen's Archives holdings. There is also a reading copy of first Brockington visitor lecture at Queen's University (1969), a biography of Lester B. Pearson (1967), and a commemerative newspaper clippings folio about Pearson.