Ship's badge for the HMCS Algonquin featuring water (a base of barry wavy argent and azure) from which rises an Algonquin's right arm wearing wrist and arm bands and holding a spear piercing an eel.

This file contains a photograph of women in uniform standing at attention, identified on the back of the photo as the McGill University Training Detachment of the Canadian Red Cross Corps undergoing an inspection in the Sir Arthur Currie Memorial Gymnasium-Armoury on March 29, 1944. Some figures in the photo are identified on the back.

This file contains a photograph of two women in Red Cross hats and fur coats. A note on the back of the photo reads: "Sir Arthur Currie Memorial Gymnasium, Montreal, February, 1943.)

This file contains a photograph of a group of seated women in uniform, identified by a note on the back as the McGill University Detachment of the Canadian Red Cross Corps. Some of the women are identified in notes on the back of the photo.

File consists of architectural drawings for museum. Also includes a file folder of specifications. Drawings include:
29 measured drawings: site plan, floor plans, roof plan, sections, architraves, eaves, dormers, chimney, seating, fireplace, windows, ceiling, handrail, gallery and stair foundations, doors
10 detail drawings: site plan, floor plans, tea gallery, finishes, flue, woodwork (trim)
7 Record drawings: floor plans, elevations, section, doorway, trim, old barracks

Full printed colour sheets of toy theatre scenes and characters. Some characters and scenery have been cut out, other sheets are intact. The full title reads, "Pollock's Characters & Scenes in the Miller and his Men, Taken from Lloyd's original drawings in posession [sic] of the publisher with a book written expressly for the above. 7 Plates of Characters, 11 Scenes and Set Pieces, 3 Pl. Wings No 1, 3, 4."

Full printed colour toy theatre characters. Characters have been cut out.

Full printed colour title sheet and toy theatre characters. Characters have been cut out, and the title sheet has had characters cut out of it. The full title reads, "Webb's Characters & Scenes in the Miller and his Men, In 9 Plates of Characters, 11 Scenes, 1 Plate of Set Pieces, 1 Water Pieces and 4 Plates of Wings nos 1, 5, 29 & 30, With a book adapted only to the above."

Plates for Maude Abbott's "Atlas;" also labelled "Offsets Congenital Heart disease - Dr. M. Abbott."

This file contains a photograph of a ceremony for the unveiling of the Goodwill Fountain, 1931.