This collection consists of an album comprising an assortment of post cards from Eastern Ontario, the United States, and Europe, 1905-1911; an accounts ledger from a general store located in Newington, Ontario, 1872-1878.
The fonds consists of correspondence, reports, addresses, and clippings relating both to his career as Premier of Saskatchewan and as federal Minister of Agriculture. Also included are a family record book and photographs.
Fonds consists of letters home to various family members, during the course of World War One, from the MacKenzie brothers describing their life and experiences with various units of the Canadian Expeditionary Force, including No.7 (Queen's) Canadian General Hospital and The Canadian Field Artillery.
Fonds consists of Departmental Reports to the Committee (subsquently a Sub-committee) on Metallurgy of the Advisory Council on Engineering; photographs of students and faculty at work in the laboratory and in the field.
Department of Materials and Metallurgical Engineering
This collection consists of genealogical research material and photographs relating the Babcock, Boyce, Timmerman and Walker families; histories of churches located in the Wilton/Odessa, Ontario region.
Fonds consists twenty-five volumes of correspondence, commissions, addresses, draft speeches and articles, poll books and accounts. Of particular note is a diary kept by George Brown's father, Peter Brown, recording a trip from Edinburgh to New York, 24 April to 30 June 1837, volume 12 and poll books for Kent and Lambton counties, 1851, volume 23.
