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Fonds consists of correspondence written to Gertrude Andrews by her close friend, Ruth Collier; much of which describes her trips across Canada with her husband, artist Allan Collier, during the latter's sketching expeditions.

Letter, family accounts and photographs of Henry Burstal as a cadet and officer. Includes a photocopy of a letter describing the family history of the Birkett and Wilson families.

The fonds consists of correspondence, printed articles, photographs and minutes of the Canadian Council of Agriculture, 1911-1922. The correspondence is primarily with T.A. Crerar, Norman Lambert and R.S. Law. The fonds contains a great deal of information on western history from 1900 to 1935, particularly with regard to the political activities of the Progressives. Chipman's horticultural interests are also clearly shown.

The fonds consists of correspondence, manuscript of poem and printed material.

Fonds consist of an account book, and corresponding 'Index'.

The fonds consists of a ledger of accounts of estate of G.F. Gildersleeve, 1906-1908, including statements relating to Kingston, Smiths Falls and Ottawa Railway; transcript of interview with Miss Gildersleeve, 1963, by Dr. Richard A. Pierce.

The fonds consists of business and personal correspondence, financial records and essays reflecting the interests of John M. Gill, businessman, fl. 1870-1905; Col. R.J. Gill, lawyer, fl. 1910-1960; and the Rev. Norman McLeod, fl. 1890-1930. Includes material on the James Smart Manufacturing Company and the First Presbyterian Church in Brockville. .

Correspondence, legal papers, and two indentures for transfer of land. Copy of a speech delivered by four Mohawk from St. Regis Village, to His Excellency Lieut.-Gen. Hunter, interpreted by the Rev. William Stewart. Includes mention of exchange of wampum.

Correspondence, accounts and photographs.

The fonds consists of images of people, buildings, and events on the campus of Queen's University at Kingston in the autumn of 1942, including the class of 'Radio Technicians, Course No. 4, November 1942'; an interview with Glen Gordon Williams conducted by Henk Pardoel, Communications/Sports Information Officer, Queen's Athletics & Recreation, 1 October 2001.