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Fonds consists of a collection of correspondences, papers and articles. Includes: Typed letter addressed to "Queen's Men Overseas" dated October 31st, 1918 wishing them a Merry Christmas and letting them know how proud the Queen's community is of their service; one copy of Volume XXXVII, Number 4 of the "Journal of The Presbyterian Historical Society" dated December 1959 and including an article entitled "Student Days in Glasgow University" written by R.B. Taylor; letters of correspondence between W.E. McNeill, a former colleague of Taylor's at Queen's; Christmas card from Mr. and Mrs. R.B. Taylor to the student body dated 1922-1923; letter from W.L. Mackenzie King dated October 7th, 1919 regarding the potential problem of acting as a Harvard representative at Queen's while being awarded an honorary LL.D. degree from Queen's; booklet commemorating the festivities put on by the Rocky Mountain Club for Theodore Roosevelt's birthday dated October 27th, 1919. Also includes a bound photocopy of Taylor's unpublished memoir.

The fonds consists of a journal entitled From the Highlands to Fort Garry covering services at the Red River settlement and subsequent journeys of exploration by way of the Stikine and Yukon rivers.

Fonds consists of correspondence (including about 60 cm. of Principal's office files), photographs, note books, news clippings, speeches, lecture notes and material relating to the Ontario Commission on Investigation of cancer remedies. There is also a large set of files on the Committee on Post-War Reconstruction 1940-1945, with which Dr. Wallace was very involved. In addition, there is a newspaper by the Whig-Standard entitled, "Queen's University 110 Years of Service to Canada through Education," in which Principal Wallace wrote a message in. There is details of the history of Queen's throughout the fonds.

Fonds consists of a Letterbook containing holograph copies of letters to his parents and his brother, describing life in Canada after Robert Craig's emigration from Scotland. There are also several letters back to his parents, from well-meaning parties, describing the tragic death, by drowning, of their son.

Diploma. Bachelor of Arts degree from Queen's College.

Fonds consists of negatives and digital images of early Kingston hockey and baseball teams, including the St. George's Cathedral "B" Team of the Kingston Junior Hockey League, Winners of the Flannagan Trophy, 1903-04; the Frontenac Hockey Club of Kingston, Junior Champions of the Ontario Hockey Association, 1910; the Frontenac Hockey Club of Kingston, Eastern Champions of the Senior Ontario Hockey Association, 1912; the Frontenac Hockey Club of Kingston, Senior Hockey Team, 1913-1914; the Kingston Intermediate Ontario Hockey Association Hockey Team, Eastern Group Champions and O.H.A. Finalists, 1925; the "Live Coal" Baseball Team, Champions of the Kingston Mercantile League, 1911; the Victoria Baseball Team, Champions of the Senior City League and Owners of the "Standard" Trophy 1910, 1912, 1913; and the Victoria Baseball Team, Senior City League Champions, 1912; a copy of the Queen's University "Graduating Class School of Mining 1910" yearbook, with additional photos of students, their class projects, University buildings, and football and hockey teams. .

The fonds consists of an interview with William C. Gorr and Russel W. Brown. Recollections of North Frontenac County.

Fonds comprises nine volumes of Robert Galway’s series, “People, Places, People, and Pilots,” a history of bush-plane aviation and aviation generally in Ontario (1,2,3,4,6,7,10,14,15); digital and analogue photographs and negatives by or of pilot Roy Maxwell covering the 1929 Treaty 9 Adhesion trip with Herbert Nathaniel Awrey from the Indian Affairs Department representing Federal government and Walter Cain, Deputy Minister of Lands and Forests representing Ontario; and includes the manuscript memoirs of bush-plane pilot H. H. (Holly) Parsons with accompanying images from the Treaty 9 area + CD-Rom. Also includes USB thumb drive of digitized Roy Maxwell and Holly Parson images and Robert Galway's research.

Correspondence, statement of property owned by Rev. Cartwright and miscellaneous posthumous papers. Newspaper clippings of transcribed Cartwright letters.

Application for a passport for Donaldson to visit Russia and Canada. Passport for travel on the continent, with stamps from Russian, German, French