Collection consists of the minute book of the Class of Arts 1896 (1892-1896) including a transcript of the minutes. In addtion, there is correspondence and reports, including a history of the Class of Arts 1896. The original minute book, along with the correspondence and reports, was found in a wooden box that was specifically made to house the minutes. The wooden box is included in this collection.
Item is a typescript from the Court of Probate, Province of Canada, Exemplication of probate of the last will and testament of James McKenzie, late of the City of Kingston, in the County of Frontenac, Master in the Royal Navy, 1851.
Item is an album containing three recordings. Side 1 contains "Make Believe" performed by Annabelle Innes and "Until" performed by Sydney Callum; Side 2 contains the "Stephen Foster Medley" performed by Angrove Singers with Lenore Black at the piano.
Fonds consists of short film clips that were likely used as visuals for stories on CKWS news programming. They vary in terms of subject matter from human interest to infrastructure to city politics but are all local in nature.
Fonds consists of records collected and created by the group Citizens for Responsible Development. Includes reference material to other development projects in other city centres, agendas, minutes of meetings, various studies pertaining to the Block D area in Kingston, historical material pertaining to Block D uses and proposed uses, presentations, advertising and correspondence to, and from, the group.
Fonds consists of a programme and poster relating to the exhibition entitled, "A Master in Our Midst: Grant Macdonald's Kingston Portraits", held at the Museum of the Great Lakes at Kingston; a DVD, entitled "A Master in Our Midst: Grant Macdonald", produced to accompany the exhibit.
Fonds consists of calendars celebrating the history of the Royal Canadian Navy, entitled, "Canada's War at Sea in Honour of the 60th Anniversary, 1939-1945" and "Naval Operations in Korea, 1950-1953, Royal Canadian Navy" as well as a DVD copy of "UNTD [University Naval Training Division] Queen's: A Quarter Century of Memories" presented at the UNTD Reunion Weekend, held in Kingston, June 2008. The film is a history of the University Naval Training Division attached to HMCS Cataraqui that officially formed in the Fall of 1943, under the command of Lieutenant William Wolfe, a Professor of Mechanical Engineering at Queen's University.
