File contains letters, cards, and postcards exchanged between Anne Byers and her children, including Barbara (Barbara Van Nimwegen), Jennifer, Gordon, and Gordon's wife, Carmen. Also includes a copy of the Winslow-Spragge family tree compiled by Anne Byers. Poem by Jennifer (?) on the death of her grandmother, Lois (1978). Clipping announcing wedding of Barbara Anne Byers to Donald Van Nimwegen. Ephemera regarding the various accomplishments of the Van Nimwegen family on medical missions. Other family correspondence a letter from Anne's daughter Jane to her sister Barbara and Barbara's husband, Don, and to another family member, Aunt Lily.

This file contains posters, flyers, invitations, reservation cards, and menus for McGill Faculty Club events. Events include celebrations of Robbie Burns Day, Christmas, Hallowe'en, Chinese New Year, and the 1996 Anniversary Ball, as well as themed evenings such as an oyster party, a Canadian cuisine dinner, lobster festivals, a square dancing evening, and a wine festival. Also includes two copies of the McGill Faculty Club Catering Guide.

This file contains ephemera related to life at McGill and in Montreal. Includes schedules, invitations, posters, programs, brochures, newspapers, and flyers with information about conferences, convocations, demonstrations, performances, exhibitions, other events, and various other topics. Also includes some stationary, a business card, and an exam booklet.

This item is a white T-shirt with an image of a pigeon, squirrel, and ray consuming beer and a hot dog in blue with the text: "Open air pub, McGill University, 1989." The back of the shirt is blank.

File contains correspondence and notes regarding

This file contains student organization ephemera, including a poster for a screening of "Something beautiful for God" a documentary about Mother Teresa of Calcutta (14 February ca. 1980s); poster for McGill Engineering blood drive (2-5 February); congratulatory handwritten letter from the Sons of Zadok to "The Teacher of Righteousness" (undated); poster or flyer for a teach-in about the Balfour Declaration and the Palestinian Resistance Movement (5 November); poster or flyer with program for South Africa Solidarity Day (13 March); poster for a revolutionary meeting to denounce the racist and anti-communist policies of the Canadian Immigration Department (18 Sept); poster or flyer for a talk organized by the Marxism-Leninism-Mao Tsetung Thought Discussion Group (29 August); flyer promoting FRAP (Front d'action politique) McGill (23-24 September ca. 1969); poster for a conference to depend the rights of the Quebec Nation organized by the Student Circles of the Workers Communist Party (2 April); invitation or ticket for "College Teas" with the names "Mrs. Gould, Miss Gould, Miss De Witt" written on it (3 February 1900, 3 March 1900); flyer opposing visit of Ian Smith to McGill "The New Zimbabwe" organized by the McGill Circle of the Workers Communist Party (1 October); poster advertising McGill Men's Squash Club and Squash Teams (24 September); booklet "The Universal Fee" with information about proposal for a fee levy to support student societies including the McGill Daily, McGill Students Council, and the Union (1911-1913).