The fonds consists of correspondence, lecture and research notes, papers and publications; subject files, reports, photographs, geological maps, drawings, and blueprints regarding the exploration, discovery, and development of various gold reserves including the Yellowknife and Steep Rock Mines; research and reference material for the translation of the works of Georg Agricola; research and reference material regarding the development of science and technology.
Fonds consists of an account book containing entries for those Queen's University students who boarded at the home of Alice Fair, located at 34 Aberdeen Street, Kingston, Ontario.
This fonds consists of writings, manuscripts, lecture notes, correspondence, articles, speeches and addresses, photographs and other files relating to his academic career; and videocassettes of two lectures entitled, 'Some Reflections on Morality', and 'Praise, Blame, and Responsibility,' presented in the Winter of 1982, at Sir Wilfred Grenfell College, in Corner Brook, Newfoundland.
Fonds comprises correspondence written by Alister Mathews to his client, Mary F. Williamson, in reference to the sale of old master drawings and watercolours (1956-1972). Also included are catalogues of works that Mathews had on offer (1949-1982, 1987) accompanied by the occasional photograph of a specific work. There are also a few invoices for purchased work. Also includes photographs of art bought and sold by Alister Mathews in the course of his work as an art dealer. Photographs record details and sales information on the reverse. Some correspondence with Fenella Cecil, John Sunderland, and Sir Anthony Blunt.
The fonds illustrates the business career of a Toronto-based art dealer and exhibitor who specialized in Canadian and American colour abstracts.The fonds consists of accounts, consignments and sales of Klonaridis, Inc. 1978-1991; lists of artists exhibited 1978-1991; advertising materials; personal correspondence 1975-1988.
Fonds consists of correspondence; subject files; minutes; reports; rules and regulations; team lists and histories; photographs; and clippings relating to his time as a coach, instructor, and administrator of the Queen's University and Royal Military College Fencing Teams, and as a Board member of the Ontario University Athletic and Ontario Women's Interuniversity Athletic Associations.
The fonds consists predominantly of research material by Allan Cohoe relating to freemasonry and elements of Kingston history. Also includes files created by Cohoe in his capacity as Manager of the Kingston branch of the Royal Bank of Canada.
