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Deed relates to 200 acres in Ernestown Township, County of Lennox and Addington.

Holograph letter relating to postal regulations.

The fonds consists of correspondence, pamphlets and reports relating to the Reconstruction Party and the federal election of 1935.

Fonds consists of a typescript titled "Conceptions of Canadian nationhood in conflict : Anglophone historians as political propagandists, 1878-1976."

The fonds consists of detailed plans and drawings, professional estimates, proposals and reports, and specifications. Also included are subject files related to his professional interests contain correspondence, notes, reports and essays. There is a small amount of photographic and personal material.

The fonds consists of correspondence and receipted invoices.

Fonds consists of 3 compact discs, including one with WAV file and MP3 file, containing his last on-air programme ("Free Folk Radio") at Radio Station CFRC, recorded 16 December 1979; one 16 mm film, entitled, "Cityaniscape", which looks at the rapid urbanization of Calgary, Alberta (1987); and a DVD containing the same film, in digital format, plus a digital copy of a second film, entitled "Auld Lang Syne", which documents the demolition of the 'Queen's Hotel', located in Calgary, Alberta in 1983 (1984); Both films were nominated in the Best Short Film category at the annual Alberta Motion Picture Industry Awards (AMPIA) night, in their respective years; plus "Cityaniscape" was also nominated in the Best Screen Writing category, at the 1987 AMPIA gala, held in Edmonton, Alberta; correspondence relating to a 'still' from "Cityaniscape".

The fonds consists of a letterbook that contains nearly 200 letters and drafts of correspondence concerning politics or Caron's legal and business dealings. They cast some light on the political machinations of the day and in particular on Caron's unsuccessful campaign in Bellechasse in 1872, and the contest which preceded his election for Quebec County in the following year.

Distinguished conduct medal won for actions on 11 Oct. 1918. Accompanying citation dated 3 June 1919.

Correspondence and photographs pertaining to the design of the new University library as submitted by the competition winners Kuwabara Payne McKenna Blumberg (KPMB) Architects, Toronto, Ontario.