Consists of Dr. Bennett's notes from his time as a medical student at Queen's University from 1916 to his graduation in 1921. Notes are those he took from courses and lectures in all major areas of medical studies, and include notes from his studies in the treatment of tuberculosis, sanitary science, psychiatry, preventative medicine etc. There are also some photographs of colleagues, printed material, diplomas and awards.
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 consist of research and lecture notes, correspondence, manuscripts, and other material related to the study and teaching of art at Queen's University and Concordia, as well as records relating to Canada Council grants, and the management of FUSE Magazine.
The fonds consists of records of the Club Champlain and its successors, including Dames Auxilliaire, L'age de l'avenir and some records relating to the founding of la Paroisse Saint Francois d'Assise, as well as some records of Folklore. Includes financial records, correspondence, membership lists and photographs.
Collection consists of architectural and construction drawings of Kingston buildings designed by local architects including Power and Son, Robert Gage, William Newlands, Jr., and Arthur Ellis.
The fonds consists of ledgers and notebooks from Mallory's practice. The ledgers record names, dates, brief notations of illnesses andtreatments, and fees. There are often lists of obstetrical cases at the ends of the ledgers. Occasionally total earnings for a period are noted, as well as the method of payment by patients. Also included is a Materia Medica notebook from 1885 which has notes taken from lectures by Dr. Oliver, a professor at the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons. There is also a notebook with notes on various types of medicines.
