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President's records, newsletters, publications, family histories and genealogy charts collection by the Clan MacLeod Societies of Canada. For Clan MacLeod magazines, see XS1 MS A239001; books, see XS1 MS A239002-A239089, A239096-A239120; sound recordings, see XS1 MS A239090-A239094; oversize architectural drawings of the Clan MacLeod Centre & Piping School, by James Denholm Associates, see XS3 MS A002. Newsletters, publications, etc. are of world societies by country, region and local Canadian societies (15), and Clan MacLeod Society of U.S.A. Inc. Miscellaneous file includes a "Skye Week 1950" program, a silver jubilee souvenir mod booklet of Cape Breton Highlands and the Gaelic College, 1964, and a program for the MacLeod Clan Gathering in Dunvegan, Ont., Aug. 1, 1951. Also includes "The MacLeod Families of Canada": vol. 1 (1996) charts 1-116, vol. 2 (1998) charts 117-175, vol. 3 (2000) charts 177-240, vol. 4 (2002), charts 244-301 (incomplete).

This fonds consists of correspondence, newsletters, and other documents related to the foundation of the Clan MacMillan Society of North America covering the period between 1954 to 1958. Also includes the Clan MacMillan Society journal and the Clan MacMillan song book.

Collection contains the 100th anniversary of Lieutenant-Colonel John McRae writing "In Flanders Fields", 2015; The Centennials of the Second Battle of Ypres, the Saint Julien Gas Attacks and the Writing of "In Flanders Field" - unveiling of the Statute of Lieutenant-Colonel John McCrae at the National Artillery Memorial in Ottawa, May 3, 2015; Kintail : the newsletter of the Clan MacRae Society of Canada.

The fonds contains notebooks, publications, financial records, poultry records, reports, bulletins, pamphlets, short course programs, notes, examinations, photographs, and clippings relating to Clarence Huntsman’s education and career in the Ontario Agricultural College (OAC)’s Poultry Husbandry Department. Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food bulletins and OAC memorabilia and publications are also included.

The collection contains a photocopy of “The Life of Clarissa Winnibelle Stewart”, including photographs, clippings, correspondence, and business documents, compiled by Robert Alan Maclean Stewart, son of Clarissa W. Stewart, on the occasion of her 90th birthday in 1983.

The Clarke E. Leverette collection contains over 7000 stereoscopic cards from the 19th and early-20th century as well as publications, catalogues, and indexes related to stereographic cards. The stereoscopic cards in the Leverette collection depict a wide variety of subjects, including views of the University of Guelph, portraits, and travel views from across the globe, including views of Scotland.

The stereoscopic cards in this significant and comprehensive collection were produced by world renowned publishers such as Underwood & Underwood and the Kilburn Brothers. The production of stereoscopic views became a colossal commercial industry in the nineteenth century. Through the use of twin photographs and a customized viewer, they had the ability of recreating the illusion of depth. Stereocards were sold for a variety of purposes; however, they became a staple in the souvenir market.

The Cockshutt Farm Equipment Ltd. collection contains operator's manuals, sales and parts catalogues, company histories, annual reports, correspondence, meeting minutes, financial statements, press releases, blueprints and plans, plant drawings, advertisements, newspaper clippings, magazine articles, and photographs for Cockshutt Farm Equipment Ltd, as well as the White Motor Corporation and the White Farm Equipment Co.

Contains Negatives located in negative file. Articles (some photocopied) concerning the career of R.S. McLaughlin and his residence "Parkwood" in Oshawa, Ont. Also includes 7 photographs of R.S. McLaughlin, family and company members; material related to the opening of McLaughlin Library in 1968; original brass name plate to accompany portrait hanging in McLaughlin Library.