This file contains is a programme for the annual field meeting of the McGill University Athletic Association, held 23 October, 1891. Includes names of judges and officials, and a list of events.

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

This file contains a programme for a football match between McGill and University of Toronto Varsity held at Percival Molson Memorial Stadium on 9 November, 1946.

This file contains a programme for the McGill Red & White Revue, 1939, held March 9-11 at Moyse Hall.

This file contains a programme for a football match between McGill and University of Toronto Varsity held at Percival Molson Memorial Stadium on 5 November, 1927.

This item is a scrapbook of McGill ephemera with "McGill" on the cover, owned by Gladys McEwen, BA 1923. Includes concert and theatre programs, convocation ephemera, and newspaper clippings.

This file contains programmes, invitations, and other ephemera related to McGill. Includes: two copies of McGill Annual University dinner songbook (1890), programme for meetings of the McGill Medical Society of Undergraduates (1898-1899), McGill Annual University Dinner programme (20 November 1890), invitation to a reception with the Principal in the University Library (26 October 1895), McGill College Faculty of Arts certificate of matriculation for A.W. Atwater (winner of Governor's Scholarship) (1873-1874), McGill College Faculty of Arts Department of Practical Science certificate of matriculation for A.W. Atwater (1873-1874), invitation to the Founder's Festival addressed to Miss Macdonald (1865), invitation to the Founder's Festival (1864), schedule for McGill University Athletic Association Annual Field Meeting (23 October, 1891), programme for Founder's Festival (ca. 1880), programme for the Annual Dinner of the Undergraduates of the Law Faculty (19 March 1883), programme for McGill Faculty of Law Annual Dinner belonging to Mr. Fair (22 March 1881), "Royal Institution" republished from "The Quebec Official Gazette" (ca. 1826), programme for Faculty of Applied Science Undergraduate 10th Annual Dinner (21 January 1892), programme for Faculty of Applied Science Undergraduate 11th Annual Dinner (3 February 1893), programme for McGill University Athletic Sports (28 October 1880), English text of "Hymn to Apollo" sung at the Academy of Music (19-20 February 1897), programme for British Medical Association Annual Dinner (2 September 1897).

This item is a scrapbook of material collected by Edna Palmer, Arts '22, during her studies at McGill. Includes newspaper clippings, notes, programmes and tickets, dance cards, decorative napkins, an enrollment card, and a campus map.

This item is a scrapbook of material related to McGill Department of English productions, including news clippings, programmes, photographs, sheets of lighting and sound cues, playbills, telegrams, sketches of sets, handwritten notes, cheques, a sheet of music, a newsletter, and a festival map. The productions represented include: Antigone (December 5-7, 1957), The Playboy of the Western World (March 6-8, 1958), The Flies (November 13-15, 1958), The Taming of the Shrew (March 5-7, 1959), The Lady's Not For Burning (Nov 12-14, 1959), The Relapse or Virtue in Danger (March 10-12, 1960), Theatre Night Women's Auxiliary Reddy Memorial Hospital (19 March 1960), The Caucasian Chalk Circle (March 15-17, 1962), The Cherry Orchard (November 15-17 1962), Dr Knock (14-16 March 1963), Waiting for Godot (21-23 November 1963), The Agamemnon of Aeschylus (27-29 February 1964), A Passage to India (19-21 November 1964), An Elizabethan Miscellany (4-6 March 1965), The Devil's Disciple (18-20 November 1965).

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.