Folder contains 1 photograph of the exterior ; Folder also contains 1 index card and 1 text concerning the house of Lady Meredith in St-Bruno, QC

The file contains one map with areas marked off for planting trees.

File contains a clipped-stapled sheaf of papers titled, "Chapter three Background Analysis".

The file contains information that pertains to the sale of 578 Beatty Street.

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The File contains information about Harold Spence-Sales membership in the Community Planning Association of Canada.The file contains membership fee applications, copies of reports and upcoming events sent by the association to Harold Spence-Sales. Harold Spence-Sales was nominated to be leader of the Montreal branch in one of the records. Additionally, the file contains correspondence.

The file contains a paper that H.Peter Oberlander wrote about Ethnic Groups and Urban Policy and Canadian Cities. The paper was presented at the Centre for Human Settlements at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver on February 12th 1987.

The file contains an analysis and plans to develop land that Genstar owned in St. Constant, Quebec. There is a focus on geography, location factors and population statistics.

The file is a binder that contains nine sheets of slide-transparencies related to a project that Harold Spence-Sales worked on in Edmonton Alberta. The Enoch are a Cree First Nations group. The binder includes Enoch Scenario I + Scenario II index and a 5 page manuscript.

The file is a binder that primarily contains slides-transparencies related to a specific piece of property; 578 Beatty Street. The front cover of the binder also has six pages paper clipped to it. The pages were written by Harold Spence-Sales. The pages depict Harold Spence-Sales journey from leaving Montreal and McGill University, to living in Victoria British, Columbia and then Vancouver, British Columbia. The last two pages have what appear to be a slide index.