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Fonds consists of Dr. Ossenberg's data on her cranial project as well as other projects (she was a professor of anatomy and anthropology). There is also some correspondence, and some research notes for her projects. Also included are a few files on her family's genealogy of the Reid/Spence families.

The fonds consists of material created and kept by Harry Tanner. Much of the material that still exists was originally that of Dorothy Todd Tanner, that remained in Harry's possession when she passed away. The fonds has been divided into two series, material seemingly created and or accumulated by Harry Tanner about his life and work, and a second series of material that was maintained by Dorothy Tanner from, or about, Harry that then came to be in Harry's possession after her death.

Fonds consists of notes and manuals for White's artworks, correspondence, course curriculum for courses taught at Ryerson University, and other material.

Fonds consists of photos of Princess Street, King Street and other locations in Kingston during VE Day celebrations.

Fonds consists of notes, speeches, photographs, as well as minutes and records of various organizations or institutions that Swain was a member of, or worked for. There are also day planners, correspondence and clippings pertaining to art related topics.

Collection consists of hockey memorabilia, including materials relating to the Ontario Hockey Association, the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association, among other associations. Also includes a collection of records and other personal items that belonged to James T. Sutherland.

Items are lyrics and music for the "Mink Lake Mine song," transposed from a recording originally sung by George Amey. Arrangement by Meg O'Connor.

Collection consists of Christmas cards and one Thanksgiving card received by Evah McQuaig of Kingston from Wallace Havelock Robb.

The fonds consists of course and lecture notes for Art History and Geography, conference presentations, publication records, correspondence, and research notes.

Fonds consists primarily of course notes and scrapbooks from William R. Tandy, as well as family photos, a family tree and other material from the Williamson and Rathbray families.