The fonds consists of an album containing songs written, and recorded, by various Queen's University students. Included are the following titles: SIDE ONE: 'Strange Piece of Mind' by Tom Maher; 'Dimestore' by Guyana Kooliad; 'When the Wind Blows' by Richard Loch; 'Cheated' by Peter Swift; 'You' by Sue Churchill; 'What Goes Around' by Jeff May; SIDE TWO: 'The Theory of Everything' by Elliott Freedman with Strictly Plutonic; 'Palace Walls' by Jameson Lee; 'Sin, Guilt & All That Jazz' by Dympna McConnell; 'Siren' by Dave Lurie; 'Stand' by Brian Jagger and Dawn Erwin; 'All The Love I Need' by Gord Thompson.
This collection is comprised of six panoramic prints and a colour print. The photographs were taken by photographer Harry O. Dodge, depicting various activities and historical re-enactments: Scene II of the First Pageant - Jacques Cartier at the Court of Francis the 1st; Second Pageant - Champlain receives his commission from Henry IV; a Seventh Pageant scene; the fleet of visiting ships in the St. Lawrence River at the foot of the Citadel; the Eighth Pageant scene; and the Navel and Military Review before H.R.H. The Prince of Wales on July 24th, 1908. The print is a chromo lithograph from the Toronto Lithograph Company's Christmas Globe edition titled 'The Military Review at Quebec Tercentenary Celebration'.
The fonds contains material relating to Lieutenant de Hueck's time with the Canadian military and is comprised of maps, top secret memoranda, newspaper clippings and other material related to the Kiska Operations during World War II.
This discrete item is a hand-made recruitment poster, likely used during the campaign to enlist men for the second contingent of the 5th Field Company in 1916. There are photographs sewn onto a piece of khaki canvas depicting the winter quarters of the 5th Field Company, the Barriefield camp, groups of engineers, and a watertower.
