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Aerial photographs of Alaska, Texas, Puerto Rico, Michigan, Montana, Iowa, Colorado, Washington, Utah, California, Maine, Wyoming, Kentucky, New Mexico, Arizona, New Hampshire, Idaho, Hawaii, Arkansas, Illinois, Indiana, Louisiana, Maryland, Missouri, New York, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Vermont and Virginia. Photographs are dated from 1938-1968.

Aerial photographs of the Caribbean islands Anguilla, Scrub Island and two unnamed islands off the south west coast of Anguilla Island. Photographs are dated April 13, 1968.

Box contains 7 folders of photographic prints, chiefly black and white prints with a few duplicate prints in colour. The pictures have no latitude or longitude data, so the precise locations in the photographs cannot be determined. Each photograph has a multi-component identification number (handwritten on the negative) as part of the image, in a standard format, indicating sets of photographs. The first and last images in each set (when present) provide supplementary identification data, including the date and the general location. Some photos have pen lines or annotations drawn on them in blue or red ink.

The black and white prints are captioned "12. Air Photo Division, Energy, Mines & Resources - Canadian Govt. Copyright" (colour prints are not captioned). The sets of photographs are as follows:

RS/RC8/69/7/2448
Consists of 53 photos, numbered 1 to 53; photos 33 to 35 are missing. The "Start" photo is numbered "1-53". The "End" photo is numbered 53. The Start and End photos omit the "/69/" element from their identification number because the full date (9 August 1969) appears as supplementary data on each image, along with the phrases "Map Lines 6,1, Inuvik, N.W.T., Burnt Area".

RS/RC8/69/6/2448
Consists of 128 photos, numbered 1 to 128, grouped into two folders; photos 8 to 10, and 84 to 86, are missing. The "Start" photo is numbered "1-128". The "End" photo is numbered 128. The Start and End photos omit the "/69/" element from their identification number because the full date (9 August 1969) appears as supplementary data on each image, along with the phrases "Map Lines 1-5, Inuvik, N.W.T., Burnt Area".

RS/RC8/69/5/8443
One set of black-and-white prints and one set of colour prints, both incomplete. The colour set, which has both "Start" and "End" photos, indicates that a full set consists of 73 photos, the main batch comprising photos 1 to 72 (dated 7 August 1969) plus a single supplementary photo labeled "72 + 1 - Y" (dated 9 August 1969). The Start and End photos include the "/69/" element in their identification number and also include the phrase "Inuvik, N.W.T., Burnt Area". Photo 1 gives the phrase "Map lines 2, 1, 2, 1" for the main batch of photos and the phrase "Map lines 2, 3" for the supplementary photo.

RS/RC8/69/4/8443
One set of black-and-white prints and one set of colour prints, both very incomplete. There are no "Start" and "End" photos; the first photo present in each set is numbered 7 and the last one is numbered 50. Photos 35 and 36 from this set show topographical features which are recognizable in photos 105 and 100 of set RS/RC8/69/6/2448 (whose Start and End photo give the general location as "Inuvik, N.W.T., Burnt Area.")

Programmes 1965–69 directly in the container. See Folder 1 for other years and undated material.
Includes leaflets for recitals by Talmon Herz and Charles Reiner, Arthur Garami and Charles Reiner, and Henryk Szeryng and Charles Reiner at Carnegie Hall; programmes for recitals by Hyman Bress and Charles Reiner at Philharmonic Hall (Lincoln Center); programmes for performances as soloist with the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) Symphony Orchestra and the CBC Ottawa Area Radio Studio Orchestra; programme for performance as part of the Amati Trio (with Arthur Garami and Denis Brott) as soloists with the Lakehead Symphony; programmes for solo performances; listings of radio broadcasts; and programmes for collaborative performances with: David Astor, Helen Boatwright, Colette Boky, Réjane Cardinal, Christian Ferras, Arthur Garami,
Karine Georgian, Talmon Herz, Louis Quilico, Joseph Rouleau, Henryk Szeryng, Richard Verreau, and the Canadian Piano Quartet.

Geological features depicted include rivers and lakes, forests, elevations, agricultural/land divisions and roads.

Contains documents and aerial photographs from the United States Department of the Interior Geological Survey.

Includes Morrissey’s earliest poems; juvenilia; the manuscript for Morrissey’s first publication, a chapbook entitled Poems of a Period (Montreal, 1971); other early unpublished manuscripts. A copy of Poems of a Period is enclosed.

Aerial photographs of Vermont Glenns Falls, Lake Champlain; numbered with some annotations.

Aerial photographs of northern Quebec and Newfoundland and Labrador, dated between 1972 and 1974.

Geographic range:

Furthest north: 54 degrees North

Furthest south: 49 degrees North

Furthest west: 78 degrees West

Furthest east: 57 degrees West

Aerial photographs of northern Quebec and southwestern Newfoundland, dated between 1972 and 1974.
Geographic range:

Furthest north: 62 degrees North

Furthest south: 50 degrees North

Furthest west: 81 degrees West

Furthest east: 60 degrees West