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Fonds consists of the Penal Record of the Vigilance Committee, Science Court, Science Hall; 'The first fifty years', a history of the Faculty, 1919-1943, by A.L. Clark; Faculty Board Minutes, 1917-1973; survey of graduates, 1902-1955; comparative registration, 1937-1973; examination papers, 1922-1969; scrapbooks containing photographs of all students in the Faculty (1941-1969); minutes, reports, general correspondence, membership lists and newsletters of the Advisory Council on Engineering (1951-1986); copy of "'Behind Memory's Door': A collection of wartime memories from Science '39, '40, '41, and '42 Faculty of Applied Science, Queen's University, Canada" (2000), written in collaboration with the Office of the Dean, by D.D.C. McGeachy and others; photographs of numeorus Faculty events and initiatives including 'head and shoulder' shots of faculty members for inclusion in the publication 'Research in Progress', photographs of students assigned to various sections (1982-1983), Dean's Scholars Dinner, science labs, STAO, Engineering Design Competition, Science Formal, Sceince Quest, Orientation, Convocation, the Innovative Vehicle Design Competition Team (1986), the Queen's Cargo Aircraft Team (QCAT) at Aero Design '91, Thundermugs competing at Baja '92 and '94, Golden Gaels football team, campus and City of Kingston (1985-1990); correspondence and subject files from the Office of the Dean; correspondence, programmes, announcements,speeches and addresses, photographs, and oral history interviews relating to various events held in celebration of the School of Mining/Faculty of Applied Science Centennial; administrative records relating to the Centennial Year of Celebration of the Faculty.

Membership book, news clippings and material to I.O.D.E. Bridge games.

The fonds consists of correspondence from the first half of the nineteenth century with many well-known figures, including Sir Allan Macnab, Peter McGill, John Solomon Cartwright, Robert David Cartwright, John Macaulay and James Bell Forsyth. These papers provide valuable information about the political and religious life for the period from 1878 to 1853. In addition there is a good deal of information about Cartwright business affairs. The papers are arranged chronologically in twenty-two files. While most of the letters are original, there are transcripts of a few letters in the files.

Collection of letters from the library of Sir Arthur Doughty, including letters from Sir James Kempt, Lord Dufferin, Lord Durham and E.A. Meredith. Includes several documents relating to Halifax, N.S. Letters to and from Henry Youle Hind, artist and geologist. Samples of Upper Canadian currency, including a note from the Accommodation Bank in Kingston, and Confederate currency from the American Civil War, with a fragment of the Rebel Flag flown over Richmond, VA.

Manuscripts, articles, research notes, interview tapes and transcripts on British immigrant children, studies of history of childhood, labour history especially in textile industry, women and work.

The fonds consists of research notes, manuscripts and correspondence relating to Dr. Osser's work as a researcher in psychology, education and medicine. His research covered the the general topics of cultural beliefs of patients and doctors, comprehension of literature and mathematics, and clinical interviewing methods. Included are lecture notes, conference papers and published articles. This fonds contains the following series: Research notes (1967-1994), Manuscripts (1965-1992), Correspondence(1986-1997), and Lecture notes (1981-1987).

The fonds consists of minutes, correspondence, financial records and publicity material from the Lacrosse Association, also containing some records of the Kingston Junior Lacrosse Club.

The fonds consists of Agenda and Minutes of Annual General, Executive, and regular meetings; publications including a history of the Local Council with three supplements, and history of the Provincial Council; and miscellaneous material relating to the Local, Provincial, and National Councils.

Fonds consists of student essays, teaching notes, poetry, music scores, including "Queen's University Sesquicentennial Hymn", and reviews pertaining to the career and interests of Professor Barnes. Also included is a copy of the manuscript published in his honour entitled, "Complex Variables".

The fonds consists of correspondence, minutes of meetings, publications, accounts, lists of tunes in the band's repertory, lists of band supplies ordered, annual reports, membership lists and accounts of specific band activities. Several detailed histories of the organization were written over the years and these have been included in the fonds.