Fonds consists of the material created and accumulated by Mary E. Rawlyk in pursuit of her artistic work. The collection consists of biographical information; newspaper clippings that include clippings on Rawlyk and her work and exhibitions; photographs of the artist and her exhibitions and workspaces; art show memorabilia including gallery pamphlets and promotional information; journals, letters and correspondence including personal journal entries, correspondence between public & commercial galleries, and personal correspondence; teaching documents from Rawlyk’s time teaching at St. Lawrence college; lists of inventory and lists of work; rentals and sales information; materials Rawlyk had compiled to create a catalogue of her work and website information; photographs of maquettes; catalogues from galleries and exhibitions; and contextual materials.
Collection consists of pamphlets, brochures, publications, posters, advertisements, and other ephemera from Kingston-area businesses and organizations. Includes playbills, schedules for transit, and souvenir programmes.
Item is a letter from the office of the Governor General (Earl of Elgin), James Leslie to James Durand relating to Durand's appointment to the post of Registrar of the County of Frontenac.
Items are Ann Hearn's QSSA card, a Summer School patch, and the playbills for Blithe Spirit from Queen's Summer Theatre and Second Concert by the Summer Symphony Orchestra, The School of Ballet, and the Summer School Glee Club.
Fonds consists of the records of four members of the Morris family from Brockville, Ontario: Edmund Morris, James Morris, John L. Morris, and William John Morris..
The fonds is comprised of records from the working life Sandra Gulland. The material is broken down into series predominantly based along project lines which align with her published books. There are also more general series such as correspondence, administrative records, and Gulland's editing work.
Fonds consists of various records from the Farrell and Sutherland families. Includes the diary of Alexander Gray Farrell from his role in the survey of the Northwest Territories under the British government. Also includes photographs of the Chit-Chat club (Kingston), 1885, and 42nd regiment, 1898, as well as Queen's memorabilia from various QU grads. Also includes correspondence of John Farrell (Belfast Ireland) in the 1830s.
