This file contains a programme and menu for the Founder's Day dinner commemorating the 200th anniversary of Hames McGill's birth.

This file contains McGill Winter Carnival ephemera. Includes McGill Winter Carnival ski jumping admission tickets (1949, 1958), blotters advertising McGill Winter Carnival (20-22 February 1958, 19-21 February 1959), souvenir programme for McGill Winter Carnival (1956), McGill Winter Carnival tickets (1955, 1958, 1961).

This file contains a souvenir programme for football game between Montreal and McGill. Text around the cover reads "What's the matter with old McGill? She's all right yes you bet!" Cover also advertises an upcoming game between McGill and Queens. Interior contains team lineups, a McGill yell, and information about other upcoming games.

This file contains a programme for the British Association for the Advancement of Science held on Thursday, August 28, 1884.

This item is an album containing personal photographs and ephemera. The photos include portraits, group shots, and many agricultural photos, as well as photos of railway construction, cars, and aeroplanes. The ephemera include dance cards, programs for convocations and concerts, invitations to social events. The owner of the album was a student at Macdonald College, probably in agriculture.

This file contains ephemera related to McGill convocations, including a convocation dinner menu (1949, belonging to Mr. Pennington), a convocation seating chart (1951), convocation tickets (1905 and 1927), an invitation to a convocation address by the governor general (ca. 1907-1918), and a convocation programme (1914).

This file contains invitations, programmes, and menus for McGill-affiliated dinners, including convocation lunch, graduation and reunion dinners, and dinners given by people or organizations affiliated with McGill. Interesting highlights include a dinner in honour of Maurice Duplessis (7 January 1937) and a dinner honouring "members of the South African Contingents" (19 April 1901). Two menus from 1920-1921 belonged to Maude E.M. Olding, and four invitations from 1982 belonged to R.E. Bell.

This file contains McGill ephemera related to royalty and royal visits, including flyer with information about 1939 royal visit; programme for a lunch given for the royal visit of Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, to open of new students' residences (1962); announcement of the visit of the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York (19 September 1901).

This file contains McGill performing arts ephemera, including three "My Fur Lady" 25th anniversary reunion coasters (1982), programme with lyrics for McGill Theatre Night 1900 (12 October 1900), programme for "Tunis Anyone?" produced by the Princeton University Triangle Club (1954), programme for the 1916 McGill Senior Play "Trelawney of the Wells" (10-11 February 1916), programme for a McGill Savoy Society production of Gilbert and Sullivan's "the Mikado" (1981-1982), programme for a concert series given by the McGill String Quartet (11 February-28 April 1944), a programme for a McGill Department of English productions of Shakespeare's "Measure for Measure" (11-13 March 1954), two copies of a programme for a McGill production of John Gay's "The Beggar's Opera" (March 1948), six tickets for a McGill Savoy Society production of Gilbert and Sullivan's "Ruddigore" (31 January-9 February (ca. 1985), programme with lyrics for McGill Theatre Night 1903 (16 October 1903), programme from a McGill production of Plautus's "Rudens" ("Rudentem" ca. 1898-1899), programme for McGill Theatre Night 1904 (17 October 1904), invitation addressed to Mr and Mrs Fair to a "Matinée Littéraire" (10 April 1900).

This file contains miscellaneous internal and student documents, including five publications forms, library accession records (1961-1985); flyer for worker's league public meeting "There is no peace in Vietnam" held at the McGill Student Union (10 February ca. 1973-1974); flyer for a demonstration against Nixon and the Vietnam War (13 May ca. 1969-1974); letter to Principal H. Rocke Robertson and Vice-Principal Michael K. Oliver opposing the hiring of Nayanto Nath Chaudhuri from Comité pour les Droits Democratiques du Peuple (C.D.D.P.) (December 1969); memo about a French Canada Studies Programme meeting with some handwritten notes on the back (2 November 1967).