1st Annual Agricultural History of Ontario Seminar Proceedings
- CA ON00239 F1870
- Discrete Item
- 16 Oct. 1976
Item is a bound volume of the Proceedings of the Agricultural History of Ontario Seminar, held at the University of Guelph.
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1st Annual Agricultural History of Ontario Seminar Proceedings
Item is a bound volume of the Proceedings of the Agricultural History of Ontario Seminar, held at the University of Guelph.
The fonds consists of photographs of winning horses, their drivers and trainers at Frontenac Downs Racetrack. Many photos are composites, annotated with details on the race, and include finish-line shots of each race.
Gallinger, Don
Fonds consists of correspondence between Robertson Davies and Dr. Lloyd I.S. Zbar; articles; and clippings relating to the author's research, in connection with his last novel, "The Cunning Man", into human beings being able to smell madenss.
Zbar, Lloyd I.S.
The fonds consists of records from the Ku Klux Klan of Kanada. The records largely revolve around the management of the organization.
Ku Klux Klan in Canada
Letters to Miss Drummond describing a holiday in Rome, 1911 April 15, a letter to an unidentified person re philosophy of life and a brief biography of Machar.
Machar, Agnes Maule
The fonds consists of ledgers, inventory of stock, 1850, and a daybook with the name John Hanagan on the outside. Includes some records of the Caledonians, a Scottish society in Kingston [ca. 1860].
Mackay, Donald
MacPherson, Crane and Company fonds
The fonds consists of letterbooks relating to the operations of MacPherson, Crane and Co.
MacPherson, Crane and Company
Biographical notes, articles, an indenture, coat of arms, photographs, obituaries relating to McRae and the Golden Lion Block, which he owned, and the Golden Lion Grocery, which he operated.
McRae, William Ross
Item is a manuscript in Sanskrit, written by a Brahmin Pundit in the Canarese character. Title taken from the fly-leaf and signed J.J. [John Jenkins].
Correspondence, memoranda and reports.
V. Mahalingam