This file contains a book commemorating the 50th anniversary of Macdonald campus, including the 1955 convocation address, historical sketches of the campus and important figures, and descriptions and photos of semi-centenary celebrations.

This file contains one copy of a booklet of two addresses given by Sir Arthur Currie during his term as principal. Addresses are titled, "The last Founder's Day Address delivered by Sir Arthur Currie, Principal and Vice-Chancellor, October 9, 1933" and, "An address prepared by Sir Arthur Currie and on account of his illness read for him by Lieut.-Colonel Allan A. Magee, D.S.O., at the University Veterans Dinner, Toronto, Armistice Night, 1933."

This file contains a book commemorating the 50th anniversary of Macdonald campus, including the 1955 convocation address, historical sketches of the campus and important figures, and descriptions and photos of semi-centenary celebrations.

This file contains one copy of an address, "Sir William Peterson: An address by Rev. Principal D.J. Fraser at a memorial service arranged by the authorities of McGill University in the Church of St. Andrew and St. Paul on January 16, 1921."

This file contains one copy of a sermon, "Ye might have peace" delivered by F. Cyril James, Principal of McGill, to the members of the 1945 graduating class.

This file contains two copies of a booklet of two addresses given at Moyse Hall on April 20, 1945: George H.T. Kimble "The craft of the geographer" and Leigh W. Bladon "Thoughts on mining engineering." One copy has Anne Skelton's name and address written on the front in pencil, the other bears a McGill University Clinic, Royal Victoria Hospital stamp and a stamp of the signature of J.C. Meakins.

This file contains text of address given at the first annual war memorial assembly at Macdonald College. Includes a list of those who died in the First and Second World Wars.

This file contains one copy of an address given by Col. Kilpatrick about a memorial to McGill's fallen in World War II.

This file contains text of addresses given at the first three annual war memorial assemblies at Macdonald College. Includes a list of those who died in the First and Second World Wars.

This file contains two copies of an address by Lord Tweedsmuir, Visitor of McGill University at a special convocation.