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Fonds consists of day books, ledgers, and contracts relating to the operations of Mitchell and Wilson, Ltd., including contracts for building Nokomis Lodge on Howe Island, and many contracts with New York architect, Frank T. Lent.

The fonds consists of correspondence, subject files, radio broadcasts, writings, addresses, speeches and photographs. There are many articles on Canadian wartime economic problems and postwar economic development. The radio broadcasts also deal largely with wartime economic conditions.

Fonds consists of the business records of James Reid Ltd., including documents relating to the manufacturing and selling of furniture, the provision of funeral services, and the company's ambulance service. The records deal primarily with the affairs of the business, but do include some personal records. The fonds includes detailed financial documents, correspondence, customer accounts and orders, employee payroll records, income tax records, and documents relating to the estates of the proprietors. While some 19th century records are included in this fonds, as well as some records dating from the 1980s, the documents date primarily from the early to mid- 20th century (ca. 1913-1969). The fonds is arranged into 11 series: Frank C. Reid receipts and letters (1 Jul. 1913-25 Jul. 1953), Cancelled leases (14 Apr. 1925-2 May 1959), Letters and contracts (1934-1969), Real estate (1907-1965), Estate records (1878-1939), Taxation and financial records (1917-1951), Stock legers (1909-1934), Cabinet and upholstery order books (1922-1953), Delivery books (10 Jan. 1933-15 Aug. 1964), Journals and ledgers (1913-1983), Funeral and ambulance (1937-1974), and James Reid history and other records ([19--]-1990).

The fonds consists of correspondence, research and other subject files and photographs relating to shipwrecks in the Kingston area and the operations of the organization.

Fonds consists of photographic negatives along with contact prints, photographs, and some supporting textual records created by Kingston This Week staff photographers between 1986 and 2001. The photographs were taken of Kingston-area events and local people. From 1986 to October 1998, the files consist of black and white negatives along with contact prints and, in some cases, enlarged photographic prints. The negatives in sleeves were stapled to the contact sheets, where produced. In October 1998, colour photography was adopted and the film was processed professionally by an outside company (Camera Kingston). The prints and negatives were then stored together in envelopes. The newspaper moved to digital photography by early 2000 fewer prints were made and, by 2001, the files include black and white reproductions of photographs on plain paper with cutlines and other identifying information attached to the sheets. The fonds is arranged in three large series: Negatives series, consisting of black and white negatives, along with contact sheets, prints, and cutlines in some instances dating from 1986 (with one file from 1985) to October 1998; Binders series, containing negatives dating from 1986 to 1998 which were arranged alphabetically by subject in binders; and Colour photography series, consisting of photographic negatives and prints dating from October 1998 to 2000 and then reproductions from digital files printed on plain paper, with cutlines, dating from ca. 2000-2001.

The fonds consists of manuscripts, speeches and appearances, clippings and articles, radio editorials, letters and correspondence; honourary degrees and awards, and daily journals relating to Roy Bonisteel's career as an author and television personality. The records reflect the process of writing and rewriting, researching, and editing material to create the finished published work.

The fonds consists of correspondence, diaries and photographs from the period of Dunsmore's World War I service (1915-1919), and the WWI diaries of his brother-in-law Clarence Voaden (1917-1918). It also includes various writings, correspondence, lectures and addresses from his time of service on the Board of Trustees, and minutes and reports from the Queen's University Campus Planning committee as he also served on that committee for almost twenty years.

This fonds consists of writings, manuscripts, lecture notes, correspondence, articles, speeches and addresses, photographs and other files relating to his academic career; and videocassettes of two lectures entitled, 'Some Reflections on Morality', and 'Praise, Blame, and Responsibility,' presented in the Winter of 1982, at Sir Wilfred Grenfell College, in Corner Brook, Newfoundland.

The fonds consists exhibition files, administrative records and fundraising event files. Includes images of all of the artwork displayed in the Union Gallery and promotional material. The fonds contains the following series: Administration (1994-2010), Fundraising (1996-2005) and Exhibits (1994-2005).

Fonds consists of correspondence relating to the research and writing of his biography of William Bateson that led to a later collaboration with Donald Forsdyke in writing "Treasure Your Exceptions. The Science and Life of William Bateson."