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Postcard album of picturesque European and wartime scenes predominantly written by Private J. H. Spring to his mother and father , Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Spring who lived at 60 Chatham Street in Kingston, Ontario, or to a Miss B. Hall of Kingston, Ontario. There are some postcards which are addressed to Hugh Spring from other overseas service members.

The fonds consist predominantly of administrative records, St. Andrew's publications, documents on the subject of the church's history, records of missionary work, and documents concerning members of the clergy and congregation. The collection reflects the growth of St. Andrew's, changes in the church's structure, and the evolution of St. Andrew's relationship with Kingston since its founding in 1818. The fonds consist of the following series: Fellowship, Work, and Worship.

Fonds consists of a treasurer's report from St. Andrew's Presbyterian Free Church in Sunbury, Ontario.

The fonds consists of the Constitution of the Society, minutes, correspondence, and ledgers of a society formed as a charitable and social organization for those of Scottish descent. Also includes membership for Thomas Drummond in 1840.

The fonds consists of a written history, programmes for special services, financial records, and newspapers relating to St. George's Cathedral.

Items are research material, maps, and photographs gathered and created for a report on St. Helen's Complex (440 King St. W.), prepared for the Federal Heritage Buildings Review Office.

The fonds includes plans and photo albums of the construction of the Quebec Bridge, including the 1916 collapse of the central span.

The fonds consists of correspondence, news clippings, minutes, reports, bids, specifications and drawings relating to collapse and rebuilding of Quebec Bridge. There is also a small scrapbook containing material on the railroad bridge disaster at Ashtabula, Ohio, 1876 Dec. 29.

The fonds consists of minutes of the task force and submissions to the Ontario Council of Regents to transfer nursing education from hospitals in Kingston, Brockville and Cornwall to the St. Lawrence College of Applied Arts and Technlogy, and to the College of Nurses of Ontario to conduct nursing education in Kingston and Cornwall at St. Lawrence College of Applied Arts and Technology. The submissions are very detailed and cover such areas as letters of approval, curriculum, enrolment projections, nursing education advisory committee, personnel, physical resources, clinical resources, and task force details. It contains minutes of the meetings of the Task Forces, with agendas, correspondence, and supplementary material; Report of the Steering Committee, Regional School of Nursing, on the Transition of the Nursing Diploma Program into St. Lawrence College Brockville Campus and Information Regarding the Transition of the Nursing Assistant Programme to St. Lawrence College, Brockville Campus submitted by the Nursing Assistant Centre, Brockville General Hospital; five files containing reports and submissions regarding the Cornwall nursing programs; and submissions to the Ontario Council of Regents and the College of Nurses of Ontario for the Diploma Nursing and Nursing Assistant Programs in Kingston and Brockville with additions and addendums. Dr Jean Hill, Dean of Queen's University's School of Nursing served on the Task Forces for all three locations.