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).
Collection consists of three items relating to Saint Helen's Island (Île Sainte-Hélène), located southeast of the Island of Montreal in the Saint Lawrence River. The items relate to the island's military installations, built as defenses for the city of Montreal as a result of the War of 1812 and used as a munitions depot for the British Army and later a garrison, arsenal, and military prison operated by the Canadian Army. Items include a manuscript entitled, "Military Defences. St. Helen's Island - Barons of Longeuil," written by Charles Walkem, August, 1873; "Plan of Isle St. Helens," an undated map on linen paper, with a key pointing out the military installations; and "The Fort, St. Helen's Island," a 4-page pamphlet containing schematics and descriptions of the island's fort as well as a history of the island dating from 1611 to the 1960s. The pamphlet cover photograph features a soldier of the Royal Artillery, Saint Helen's Island Fort, circa 1865. Part of the manuscript document also deals with the hereditary Barony of Longueuil.
File consists of letters, articles, and printed ephemera. Many of the letters date between 1939 and 1941, during the Second World War. Many letters in English and Norwegian are from Herman Smith- Johannsen's son Bob to his parents or uncle Otto. Also include outgoing letters by Herman to his son and others. Printed ephemera includes the order of the memorial service for Herman Smith-Johannsen.
This file contains a brochure with schedule for McGill Women's Centennial celebration, 8-9 March 1985, coinciding with International Women's Day (8 March).
This file contains McGill performing arts ephemera, including three "My Fur Lady" 25th anniversary reunion coasters (1982), programme with lyrics for McGill Theatre Night 1900 (12 October 1900), programme for "Tunis Anyone?" produced by the Princeton University Triangle Club (1954), programme for the 1916 McGill Senior Play "Trelawney of the Wells" (10-11 February 1916), programme for a McGill Savoy Society production of Gilbert and Sullivan's "the Mikado" (1981-1982), programme for a concert series given by the McGill String Quartet (11 February-28 April 1944), a programme for a McGill Department of English productions of Shakespeare's "Measure for Measure" (11-13 March 1954), two copies of a programme for a McGill production of John Gay's "The Beggar's Opera" (March 1948), six tickets for a McGill Savoy Society production of Gilbert and Sullivan's "Ruddigore" (31 January-9 February (ca. 1985), programme with lyrics for McGill Theatre Night 1903 (16 October 1903), programme from a McGill production of Plautus's "Rudens" ("Rudentem" ca. 1898-1899), programme for McGill Theatre Night 1904 (17 October 1904), invitation addressed to Mr and Mrs Fair to a "Matinée Littéraire" (10 April 1900).
This file contains miscellaneous internal and student documents, including five publications forms, library accession records (1961-1985); flyer for worker's league public meeting "There is no peace in Vietnam" held at the McGill Student Union (10 February ca. 1973-1974); flyer for a demonstration against Nixon and the Vietnam War (13 May ca. 1969-1974); letter to Principal H. Rocke Robertson and Vice-Principal Michael K. Oliver opposing the hiring of Nayanto Nath Chaudhuri from Comité pour les Droits Democratiques du Peuple (C.D.D.P.) (December 1969); memo about a French Canada Studies Programme meeting with some handwritten notes on the back (2 November 1967).
The file contains 3 xerox copies of letters each to E. Flanagan from W.V. Cone and C. Russell plus one newspaper clipping ‘That Kind of Canadian Nurse’ from the Sunday Post, Edinburgh, Scotland, September 16 1984.
This file contains McGill Film Society ephemera, McGill Film Society calendar of events for fall 1977, fall 1978, fall 1979, spring 1979, winter 1980, special Film Society edition of the McGill Daily containing a schedule of events (26 September 1967); Thomson House film schedule for McGill Graduate Students (18 January-26 April 1983).
