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The fonds consists of correspondence for the period from 1876 to 1922. In addition there is an extensive collection of financial records including invoices and accounts, ledgers, time books and farm journals. These documents cover the period from the 1870's to 1922. There are also three diaries for 1880, 1884 and 1887. This collection documents the very important aspect of the history of lumbering in the Ottawa Valley.

Fonds consists of photo albums and film from Pat Houston's time at Queen's University as a Mining student, as well as images from his work in Northern Ontario and Manitoba. Includes journals, a patent for a drill bit, and audio cassettes of Houston speaking about his early mining work in the North (recorded in the 1980s). Also includes a blue blazer with the Queen's crest and triclour piping, and a knit tricolour sweater with patches sewn on.

Holograph ledger which includes the transactions of many prominent Kingston families and numerous steamers.

The fonds consists of photocopies of correspondence related to James Douglas' mining endeavors in the United States with a focus on Copper Queen Consolidated Mining in Arizona, where he was president. Also, includes some personal correspondence. The majority of the correspondence was sent to Douglas. Other materials include a booklet on the Douglas Hospital, an archives fact sheet on Dr. James Douglas II, and correspondence about the Douglas Chair of Canadian and Colonial History.

Fonds consists of a holograph copy of "History of Medicine '17 - Term 1915-16".

Fonds consists of correspondence and reports (including maps) on various research projects, such as those at Spirit Lake, N.A Timmins, Bankfield, Aldermac and Preston East Dome.

Contains news of his activities and reports the prevalence of cholera.

The fonds consists of correspondence, reports, addresses, and clippings relating both to his career as Premier of Saskatchewan and as federal Minister of Agriculture. Also included are a family record book and photographs.

Fonds consists of student notes, local history, medical and personal financial accounts, doctor's 'Day Books', a personal diary from 1919 made while he was in the army and some patient records.

The fonds consists of a copy of James Inglis' overview entiteld, 'The Department of Psychology: Queen's University at Kingston.'