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 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.

This file contains McGill Library ephemera, including two programmes and an invitation for the opening of the Physical Sciences and Engineering Library (19 May 1982), three library cards and one stack permit belonging to Bernard J. Finestone (1937-1940), two library cards belonging to J. Carstairs Arnell (1940-1942), three bookplates for the Emma Shearer Wood Library of Ornithology (1921), a Students' Handbook to McGill University Libraries (ca. 1930s), two bookplates for the Emma Shearer Wood Library of Ornithology (undated), two bookplates for the McGill University Library (undated), two postcards picturing a Hebrew scroll of the Pentateuch donated to McGill by the McGill Maccabean Circle (undated), a bookplate for the Blacker Library of Zoology (1922), a Physical Sciences and Engineering Library brochure (1982), an invitation to a reception at the Osler Library celebrating the tercentenary of the publication of Thomas Willis's "The Anatomy of the Brain and Nerves" (30 October 1965), and a brochure about an exhibition of entries submitted to the Leipzig International Exhibition of Book Design held at the Redpath Library (15-22 February 1960).

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 a menu for McGill reunion class dinner held October 13, 1921, at Mount Royal Club. Includes menu and autographs from other alumni. Belonged to [J.T.] Donald, Arts 1878.