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The fonds consists of 35 mm slides capturing a vast array of subject areas including landscape - oceans, lakes, rivers, waterfalls, mountains, beaches, lawns, rocky terrain, trees, gardens, marshy grasses, wheat and the like; architecture - high-rises, churches (including every parish church in the Anglican Diocese of Ontario), houses, shacks, docks, totem poles, radar towers, mechanical equipment, bridges, train tracks, art work, and more; animals - domestic or wild, aquatic, terrestial; vehicles - automobiles, trucks, trains, boats, ships, planes, bicycles; people - familiar or strangers. These images were shot as close as home in Kingston, Ontario, to as far away as Vancouver, British Columbia, St. John's Newfoundland, New York, New York, with Montreal, Quebec, and the Maritime Provinces of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, in between.

Notes, news clippings pasted into a Queen's University yearbook, 1918. Clippings are mostly obituaries, reports on Queen's contingents and individuals fighting in WWI, sports news and photographs. Mrs. Elliott also annotated many of the yearbook entries with updates of the individuals, such as where they lived, who they married, where they worked, etc. Some loose material at the back of the yearbook.

The fonds consists of a typescript of the book, "Mineral deposits of the Canadian Shield."

Two letters of Sir John A. Macdonald and several unidentified miscellaneous photographs.

Fonds consists of notebooks and exercises for courses in chemistry and biology at Queen's University from 1924 to 1931.

Fonds consists of correspondence, photographs, and notes concerning the 50th, 52nd, 53rd Batteries C.F.A., C.E.F., their activities during World War I and the Association formed after the War. Also includes comments on the opening of the Queen's University overseas record, 1914-1917, a manuscript, and an Arts '12 Yearbook containing autograph notes and comments, clippings, obituaries pertaining to fellow students and their professors while at Queen's University, and throughout their lives.

Holograph article.

Paper read to Kingston Historical Society, 1981 Sept. 16 by Dr. A. A. Travill.

Fonds consists of minutes; correspondence; financial records; membership information; photographs; newsletters; and scrapbooks.