The fonds consists predominantly of typescripts of correspondence from William Brymner to his family, in particular his mother and father, during his travels to Paris, France, England and various other European locations. Many of the typescripts are annotated in what appears to be Brymner's hand. Of special interest are six manuscripts for public lectures or articles written by Brymner, espousing his views and thoughts on a number of topics including drawing, Impressionism, and the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts. Also included are various other documents and items such as: Brymner's Order of St. Michael and St. George, various exhibition catalogues for the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts, a diploma for Douglas Brymner from Queen's University, and an accompanying framed letter from Sir Sanford Fleming congratulating Douglas Brymner upon the conferring of said degree.
The fonds consist predominantly of administrative records, St. Andrew's publications, documents on the subject of the church's history, records of missionary work, and documents concerning members of the clergy and congregation. The collection reflects the growth of St. Andrew's, changes in the church's structure, and the evolution of St. Andrew's relationship with Kingston since its founding in 1818. The fonds consist of the following series: Fellowship, Work, and Worship.
Fonds consists of correspondence; legal records including copies of the Constitution, By-laws, and Guidelines; financial records; minutes; annual reports; yearly submissions to the P.S.I. Challenge Shield Competition; material relating to annual conventions; subject files; records relating to the parent body, the Ontario Medical Secretaries Association; printed material including the "Bulletin" and "Connection".
Fonds consists of correspondence; subject files; manuscripts; writings; reviews; addresses; material relating to conferences she attended and/or organised; awards and other honours she has received over the years; course material, public relations items, and examinations set during her time at Queen's University at Kingston; photographs; clippings; and videocassettes of a visit to Queen's University at Kingston by Michel Butor.
From Lewis's earliest work with Rutherford at the Cavendish Laboratory, through his many years working at the Telecommunications Research Establishment to his work at the Chalk River facility in Ontario, this fonds illustrates the professional life of a world authority on nuclear energy. The fonds consists of correspondence, subject files, publications, photographs, and audio cassettes documenting various interviews with Lewis and various other scientists.
This fonds consists of company files, merchandising records, correspondence, financial ledgers, scrapbooks, and photographs, relating to the Abramsky and Sons Limited department stores. These records reflects the growth and operation of a local Kingston business.
Fonds consists of correspondence, minutes, financial records, conference files, news releases, and photographs relating to the IEEE Canadian Foundation, along with its two originating bodies, the Institute of Electrical Engineers and the Institute of Radio Engineers, and the Hamilton Sector of the Canadian Branch.
Fonds consists of correspondence, including letters from artist Paul Smyth; writings; subject files; file series; photographs; and a copy of his "Conversations With My Cat". The material provides invaluable insights into the operation of the Bibliographic Society of Canada and the publication of the periodical, Canadian Notes and Queries. There are also extensive files relating to the Frontenac County History Committee illustrating the many problems of computing a county history as well as a collection of photographs and prints of prominent Canadians and politicians, Kingston area scenes, and Fort Henry.
