Fonds consists of four bound volumes with gilt stamp of Faculty of Procurators in Glasgow on front covers. Volumes contain correspondence, minutes of meetings, lists of members and other business papers, as well as printed material such as Club rules and minutes of annual general meetings. Includes photocopied cards indexing manuscript material in the volumes.
Maitland Club (Glasgow, Scotland)Collection consists of one album containing 529 autographs from leading 19th century figures, chiefly British, roughly separated into the sections of political figures, musicians, literary figures, visual artists, religious figures, performing artists, legal professionals, medical professionals, scientists, and philanthropists. List of contents at end of album.
Hetherington, HowardCollection consists of card photographs collected by G. Stewart while working as editor and theatre reviewer for newspapers in Saint John, N.B., and Quebec City, P.Q. Most photographs identify the photographer and are inscribed and dated. In addition to photographs of actors, actresses and singers, collection includes photographs of Lord and Lady Lorne and four unidentified individuals.
Stewart, GeorgeConsists of a bound book of original letters and telegrams solicited by the Vancouver Sun on the occasion of the Sun presenting a painting of President Warren G. Harding in Stanley Park, Vancouver on July 26th, 1923. Harding's visit was the first visit of an American President to Canada. The letters and telegrams are expressions of goodwill between the two countries for friendship and peace.
The letters and telegrams received by the Vancouver Sun are from the Prime Minister of Canada (William Lyon Mackenzie King), governors of states, premiers of provinces, American and Canadian newspapers and universities.
Collection has been artificially created by combining four bookplate accessions.
The fonds consist of records pertaining to Lady Touche's art consultancy business, including artist files and arts catalogues, and her art talks on CBC radio.
Touche, OuidaFonds consists of letters and postcards to F. K.Ginzkey, newsclippings about Ginzkey, dust jackets and promotional material. Also includes poems by Adolphine Reh(?) and Hubert von Beyer-Gerwald.
Ginzkey, Franz KarlFonds consists of newsclippings and four loose leaf binders containing poetry manuscripts and clippings of published poems.
Aitkens, Grace Le RoyItem consists of transcripts of interviews ([196-], 1966 June-1967 August) with Evelyn Sparrow Plunkett (b. 1886), Mona Sparrow (b. 1895) and Francis Devereau (Frank) Sparrow (b. 1891); excerpts from two letters (1966 December 12 - 1967 January 15), written by Bernard Roy (Buck) Sparrow (1892-1967), describing A.C. Sparrow's ranches; brief notes on A.C. Sparrow by his grandson Lawrence Sparrow; and interview with Zita Burns Coughlin, relating to the Sparrow family. Interviews describe day to day life in Calgary from the 1880s to about 1920, including social customs and events; education at Sacred Heart Convent; friendships with other early pioneers, such as the Burns family; medical care; entertainment; and trips to Cochrane, Banff and Fort Macleod. Includes name index
Sparrow familyConsists of home made copies of CBC radio programs Marlis Klein made for her personal use. They include taped recordings of the program Indian Magazine, interviews with and music by Buffy St. Marie and various conference events and news relating to Inuit/Eskimo. There are small pieces of notes in pencil inside many tape boxes.
Klein, Marlis