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Fonds consists of a letter from Colley Foster from Kingston to his wife, 1840, a photograph of Foster from a miniature, pencil drawing of Chief Big Smoke, a copy of a grant of a town lot in Kingston and a family tree.

Original and photocopy of diary. The Diary covers the period from August, 1794 to January, 1796.

The fonds consists of records which reflects the development of Kingston as the yachting centre for the 1976 Olympics and illustrate the degree of detailed perparation required to satge an Olympic event. The fonds is comprised of the following series: Reference library; Main correspondence file; Filing Index; Hosting and special services; hostesses; Information services; Press services; Protocol; Sailing; Technology; Results system; CORK 75; Films, photographs and transparencies; Miscellaneous manuels; Publications and other printed materials; Specifications and construction contracts; Engineering drawings; and Press Clippings.

Item is a ribbon, commemorating the marriage of Albert Edward and Alexandra, the Prince and Princess of Wales.

Includes f A3.5 : 016. Two bills of exchange for 616 pounds drawn on London joint Stock Bank, signed F.A. Harper and John Solomon Cartwright, 1841 Nov. 24. Volume of bills protested from the bank. These are promissory notes that had not been accepted as legal tender after endorsation.

Appointments to Christopher A. Hagerman, William Henry Draper and William Conway Keele as commissioners to look after an estate.

The fonds consists of correspondence, notice of appointment of the commission, minutes of meetings between parties, submissions and final report.

Those named in the Commission were James Buchanan Macaulay, William Henry Draper, Robert Baldwin Sullivan, Robert Easton Burns, William Miller, Morris C. Latz, Charles McGeorge, Jonathan B. Bowman, John Scott and William Dickson.

Relates to his appointment as a member of several royal commissions on fisheries.

The fonds consists of correspondence, memoranda, minutes, publications, and scrapbook that well documents the lifespan and workings of the CIC. The papers of the Committee for an Independent Canada (CIC) consist of correspondence, policy papers, speeches, photographs and other organizational related material. For the most part the collection consists of the files of the CIC's national offices in Toronto and Ottawa. It is important to keep in mind when approaching the collection that the CIC was not a traditional hierarchical organization. The CIC was a series of efforts by various individuals and groups of people under the collective banner of a Committee for an Independent Canada. Since the national office partially functioned as a clearing house for the CIC's diverse, and national activities, the files within the collection give an excellent cross section of those activities. The CIC collection is divided into four series: National Office Correspondence and Subject files; John Trent Correspondence and Subject files; Alpha-numeric files; and Audio and Visual materials.
There is also a documentary film featuring the CIC's first national conference, which largely concerns the intent and ideals of the organization, and a three-hour tape recording of a National Unity Project Steering Committee Meeting on November 5, 1976.