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Collection includes letter appointing John Power, architect for Kingston Post Office, 1856 Sept. 18, business post cards, genealogical information from Bible of Thomas Power, pocket photo album of Kingston [ca. 1880], photos of John Power, his home at 157 Queen Street, and an interior of his parlour, Joseph Power (son) and parlour, and the house of Charlotte Power Kent (wife of Noel; also included is, "Specifications for all Trades in Connection with Tables & Fittings etc.. in Room No. 26. Gordon Hall, Queen's College, Kingston", with letters from Power Son & Drever Architects about labratory fixtures for Gordon Hall.

The fonds consists of copies of architectural drawings, including drawings for St. George's Cathedral, St. George's Hall, Canadian Methodist Church, Congregational Church, First Methodist Church, Gananoque High School, Grace Methodist Church, Kingston Collegiate Institute, Kingston Whig Standard, Kingston Yacht Club, Louise School, Orange hall, Sydenham High School, Wall Street Methodist Church, and Windsor Hotel, Kingston, Ont. There are also two drawings by T.W. Fuller that may be St. George's Hall.

Fonds consists of glassplate negatives depicting people and places in Kingston, Ontario; an album containing prints of various Kingston and area landmarks, including the interior and exterior of the Powell Studio, persons, and events.

Items are colour postcards showing the "Court House and Memorial Monument, Napanee, Ontario," and "Warner Park, Napanee, Ontario."

Invoice relating to sale of print of 'Dripping Water.'

Collection consists of notices from the Portsmouth Clerk, a letter introducing an applicant for a position at Rockwood, two offprints of House of Commons speeches and high school entrance exams for Geography and English Grammar (1890).

Item is a plaque titled "Sir Charles Tupper Bart," puchased from the Joint Exhibition of the Royal Canadian Academy and of The Ontario Society of Artists (Toronto).

Accession information in B.K. Sandwell file.

Copy of a the diary of the Rev. Malcolm Stanley Lehigh as compiled by his daughter, Gladys Daisy Lehigh. . It details the daily life of the Reverend from early childhood, to eighty years of age. Diary also includes photos.

The fonds consists of correspondence, bill of sale (1932) and daily registers of pupils, Schools 11 and 12.