The file contains an assortment of aerial photographs, including from Silvermere and Langley.

The file contains a combination of what appear to be project and personal photographs. Some materials are annotated some are not.

Consists of one envelope and five spiral binders of photograph negatives and black and white proof sheets, labelled and numbered.

Consists of five binders. The contents of each binder are primarily slide-transparencies of aerial photographs. The Landsat binders are information packages created by Energy Mines and Resources Canada and contains satellite images of topography and geography. Each of the five binders focuses on a Canadian Province: British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Ontario.

The file represents a box that contains publications that Harold Spence-Sales and John Bland collaborated on. The publications are in alphabetical order. The types of publications that Bland and Spence-Sales worked on include reports about city planning. Locations include Sudbury, City of Prince Albert and areas of Newfoundland. Bland and Spence-Sales also wrote a report and guidelines about establishing a planning department in the city of Vancouver. The box also contains a book that Bland and Spence-Sales wrote together in 1939, titled, “England’s Water Planning Problems”. Also includes one draft: "Draft report on investigation into planning legislation in Canada" (1948).

The file is an over-sized spiral bound booklet. The booklet discusses McGill's master plan to to renovate and improve various buildings and properties owned by the university.

The Canadian Architecture Collection has five copies of the Report to the Senate Committee on Development Planning Matters.

The file contains summaries and meeting minutes. The summaries and meeting minutes are related the McGill University Development Program Senate Committee.

The file is a stapled booklet. The booklet is a report-study about the Northern Settlement. The report-study is about community development problems in Northern Canada that existed at the time the report was written.

The Canadian Architectural Collection has two copy's of the, A Study of the Northern Settlement: The Committee on Physical Planing. McGill University, Montreal.

The file is a spiral bound booklet. The booklet contains information about the Gault Donation that was made to McGill University. Andrew Hamilton Gault Donated Mont St. Hilaire to McGill University. The booklet discusses the initial plans that McGill had for developing the property.

The Canadian Architecture Collection Has three copies of the Mont St. Hillaire: The Gault Donation booklet.

The file is a spiral bound booklet. The booklet contains a report and planning information related to renovating various locations around the McGill University Campus. For example, student residences, education building, faculty of music building etc.