The fonds is comprised of films, videos, scripts, articles, correspondence, awards, mementos and posters created and/or received by Richard Leiterman in his professional life as a cinematographer. The fonds has been arranged into the following series: Correspondence/Articles; Dramatic Productions - Notes and Clippings; Working Scripts, Storyboards, Notes; Photographs; Memorabilia; Awards; Posters; and Film/Video.
Fonds consists of correspondence; subject files; programmes and addresses, awards and other honours, research notes, publications, including articles and reprints; photographs; and clippings relating to his rich and varied career from the founding of the Department of Geography, Queen's University at Kingston to his post-retirement achievements in the fields of geography and history; correspondence, research notes, TSS copy, and clippings relating to author Samuel Bawlf's book entitled, "The Secret Voyage of Sir Francis Drake", and Dr. Ruggles' involvement with it.
This fonds consists of bound volumes of 'Pride, Prejudice and Politics', a scholarly history of the Lloyd family in Wales, Pennsylvania, and Canada including the Newmarket and Aurora, Ontario, areas (870-1984); and a history of the Macdonald Manufacturing Company Limited, Toronto, Ontario (1874-1980), by Loftus L. Lloyd.
This fonds consists of correspondence, periodical articles, pamphlets, slides, tape recordings, motion picture films and photographs relating to the assassination of John Fitzgerald Kennedy.
The fonds consists of correspondence, memoranda, notes and printed material arranged in subject files alphabetically by file title within eight time periods. Series F covers the period when Bennett was Prime Minister (August 1930-October 1935).
The fonds consists of notes on Kingston families, arranged alphabetically, prepared by Preston during writing of his book, Kingston during the War of 1812. Page proofs, photographs and printed copies of Preston's book. For friends at home : a Scottish emigrant : letters from Canada, California and the Caribou, 1844-1860.
