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This fonds consists of scrapbooks containing photographs, correspondence, programmes, and memorabilia relating to her time as a student at Queen's University.

Fonds comprises correspondence from Al Purdy to Diane Dawber; approximately 150-200 letters. Also includes a copy of Dawber's "Nutrient Scent Test," (2017).

The fonds consists of textual and multiple media records reflecting the literary activity of Diane Schoemperlen. The material spans a 40 year career in writing, teaching and editing and includes: research notes, drafts, manuscripts and published copies of poetry, book reviews, short stories and larger literary works; business correspondence; grant applications; records of readings; teaching material; and miscellaneous other files. There are also a number of records which document the personal life of the writer during late adolescence and early adulthood. The arrangement of the fonds reflects the general order in which the material was received by the archives and includes the following series: Early Manuscript Submissions and Correspondence, Grant Applications, Stories, Essays, and Translations, Early Novel and Short Story Collections, Teaching Materials, Large Literary Projects, Publications, Business Correspondence, Miscellaneous, Correspondence, Young Diane: High School and University, Scrapbook, Old Daybooks/Calendars, Old Journals and Notebooks, Sound Recordings, Moving Image.

Diary of an unknown gentleman, includes poetry and a few small sketches. Briefly mentions Rebellions in Spain and Canada.

Diary and account book 1897-1898 of farmer's wife, Metcalfe, Osgoode Township, Carleton county, Ontario. Records weather and family/community events.

Photocopy of original log and notebook regarding trip and traffic on the Rideau Canal, Ottawa to Kingston. Notebook entries appear to be made by an attorney. Notes regarding each lock on the canal.

Photocopied diary of a young American nurse in France, April 18th 1918 to May 14th, 1919.

This is a typewritten transcript of a diary kept by Dr. George A. Hayunga during his time as a surgeon with the United States Navy during the American Civil War. The diary is dated from July 9 1864 to July 18 1865.

Typed extracts relating to journey from near Hamilton, three sessions in Arts and Theology at Queen's University.

The fonds consists of a manuscript World War I diary kept primarily by John R. Cartwright during combat action in France and hospital leave in England.