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Contains material assembled for possible inclusion in the employee newsletter, The Footprint. Includes letter from the Canadian Olympic Association regarding Kaufman's sponsorship of the Canadian Olympic Team at the 1994 Winter Olympic Games in Lillehammer. Also includes photocopied articles and notes.

The majority of the archives of the Concordia Club were destroyed either as a result of the ransacking of the club by the 118th Batallion in 1916, or as a result of the fire of November 17, 1971. As a result the earliest records of Concordia have largely been lost forever. A very small number of items can be traced back to the Concordia Male Choir (1873-1914). These take the form of two items of correspondence, programs for the "Sängerfests", clippings, and photographs. A small number of archival records also can be found which belonged to the "Deutscher Club, Kitchener" (1925-1930), and include a set of house rules, letters patent, and photographs. Some records from the 1930s have also been preserved to this day, and include artifacts, clippings, legal documents, a membership list, photographs, and programs of events. However, the majority of the materials date from the 1950s onwards. These materials document the history of the Concordia Club since the 1950s, and include artifacts, audiovisual material, clippings, correspondence, ephemera, financial records, legal documents, membership records, minutes of meetings, photographs, publications, and scrapbooks.

File consist of clippings and correspondence related to the Clark family. Includes commemorative articles and an obituary for Mrs. J. Ernest Clark who died in 1943.

Also includes clippings about W.H. Clark including his activities as Chairman of the City of Toronto Planning Board and as President of the Community Planning Association of Canada. This file also includes an article written by W.H. Clark in 1952 on the subject of urban planning. Other clippings relate to W. H. Clark's activities as President of the Welfare Council of Greater Toronto. Another clipping reports on W.H. Clark's appointment as assistant general manager of the Head Office of the Huron & Erie Mortgage Corporation and The Canada Trust Company. Another clipping reports on the retirement of Mr. W.H. Clark from this position as assistant general manager in 1959. On his retirement Mr. W. H. Clark was appointed by the Huron & Erie Mortgage Corporation and The Canada Trust Company as a member of the Toronto Advisory Board.

Another clipping from April 1929 takes the form of the wedding announcement of Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Clark. An additional clipping contained in this file relates to Mrs. W.H. Clark's activities as a member of the executive of the National Council Y.M.C.A.
This file also includes clippings relating to the appointment of S.E. Clark to the Board of Directors of Imperial Flo-glaze Paints Ltd. Other clippings report that Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Clark are celebrating their golden wedding anniversary. An obituary and commemorative articles for S.E. Clark, who died in 1961, are also contained in this file.

An obituary for Florence Mabel Pinnock dated Dec. 2, 1972 is also included among the items in this file.

This file also contains commemorative articles written after the death of Dr. H.M. Cassidy, who was the Director of the University of Toronto School of Social Work. He was also an international figure in social welfare service and was once in charge of the entire training program of the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration.

Another clipping reports on the lifetime achievements of Mrs. John Falkner who was active in municipal government bodies.
Other materials contained in this file include the business card of J. Ernest Clark while he was Canadian Manager of Thomas J. Lipton.
Some personal correspondence of the Clark family is also among the items in this file and includes letters received by H.W. Clark from his brother Jeffrey in 1927, 1929, and 1954.

A letter to W. H. Clark from the Secretary of the Canadian-American Affiliates of the Foreign Policy Association (1936) is also contained in this file expressing the latter's regret that they will be losing the Clarks from the Canadian-American group.

Material relating to Ahrens family individuals other than Charles Andrew Ahrens descendants. Includes biographical and genealogical information (photocopies) about J. H. Ahrens, potter, and the family of Herman Friedrich Ahrens, as well as correspondence (originals and photocopies) with Ahrens family descendants writing Betty Schneider from Oklahoma, Texas and Ontario.

Contains material relating to Anne Innis Dagg's PhD studies at the University of Waterloo. Includes admission papers and documents, PhD related notes and documentation, employment information regarding Anne Innis Dagg's lab assistant position, convocation related newspaper clippings, a convocation programme, and correspondence regarding Anne Innis Dagg's PhD studies. Also included are two letters to Dagg's thesis supervisor, Dr. Anthony de Vos in the Department of Geography at the University of Waterloo, from William O. Pruitt and Peter Lent in the Department of Biology at Memorial University from regarding Dagg's thesis.

Correspondents include:

• C. T. Boyes - University of Waterloo, Admissions (June 1, 1965; November 10, 1966)
• A. P. Gordon - University of Waterloo, Faculty of Graduate Studies (June 1, 1965)
• Ralph Stanton - University of Manitoba, Department of Mathematics & Astronomy (May 30, 1967)

File consists of seven pieces of correspondence, including three from S.L. Umbach in Naperville, Illinois, also a printed wedding invitation, and a notice in German regarding the death of Martin Anthes.

File consists of four pieces of correspondence, including two letters from brother E. Carl writing from San Antonio, Texas, one invitation.

File consists of one item of correspondence regarding Anne Innis Dagg's book Running, walking and jumping : the science of locomotion.

File consists of one item of correspondence regarding Anne Innis Dagg's book Mammals of Waterloo & Southern Wellington Counties.

File consists of one item of correspondence regarding Anne Innis Dagg's book Mammals of Ontario.

File consists of correspondence between Anne Innis Dagg and Maclean's magazine regarding potential publication of her writing.

File consists of materials from Black Rose Books, published of Anne Innis Dagg's book Love of shopping is not a gene. Includes mock ups, a prospectus, correspondence, and a Memorandum of Agreement.

File consists of materials related to Anne Innis Dagg's book Love of shopping is not a gene. Includes correspondence, reviews, research materials, articles, ephemera and more.

File consists of article clippings and letters to the editor sent by Anne Innis Dagg.

File consists of materials relating to Anne Innis Dagg's book 76 terrific books about women. Includes order forms, notes, correspondence, and more.

File consists of 28 German letters from between 1867 and 1872. The majority of the letters were written by Reverend Jacob Anthes, from the Carrick and Port Elgin areas of Ontario, to his parents Martin and Catharina Anthes, in Baden and New Hamburg in Waterloo County. They document his young family's experience living in a new place while he preached, sometimes at long-distances, attempting to convert people to the Evangelical Association Church. Included are references to the Anthes family's health and living situation, local weather and farming conditions, and happenings related to the day to day lives of people with whom he interacted.

File also includes one unidentified letter; an agreement [?] signed by Rev. Anthes, Glenlyon, Bruce Co.; and invoices, one for Martin Anthes' account at a store in New Hamburg signed by Jacob [Niebel?].

Material accumulated by the University of Waterloo Library related to the School of Architecture’s five-year fundraising campaign. Includes an item of correspondence sent to all faculty and staff in the School of Architecture announcing the launch of the campaign from Larry Richards, then Director, School of Architecture. Also includes a brochure created for the campaign outlining the function and goals of the School of Architecture, six funding initiatives, and a donor pledge card.

File consists of correspondence and some ephemera relating to William Dendy's professional affairs teaching and working at Ryerson Polytechnical Institute, Toronto Urban Studies Centre, the University of Toronto, and University of Waterloo. This includes correspondence and meeting agendas and minutes relating to Dendy's membership to various architectural organizations including the City of Toronto's Planning Advisory Committee, the Society of Architectural Historians, and the Society for the Study of Architecture in Canada. Other correspondence relates to the publication of Toronto Observed (1986), proposed exhibitions, speaking engagements, and walking tours. The file also includes correspondence relating to awards and scholarships Dendy received as a student at Columbia University and for his book Toronto Observed (1986).

Of note is a photocopy of a August 7, 1981 memo from Larry Richards to Tom Howard regarding his thoughts on a history stream in the Department of Architecture at the University of Toronto, correspondence from Joe Somfay and Donald McIntyre at the University of Waterloo, and a photocopy of a March 13, 1987 letter from Dendy to Jerry Hodge resigning from his position at the Toronto Urban Studies Centre.

File consists of correspondence and ephemera relating to William Dendy’s personal life, his professional affairs teaching at Carleton University and the University of Toronto, his research as an architectural historian, and his studies at Columbia University. Included is correspondence and notes from people including Michael Russell Coote, Douglas Richardson, Larry Richards, William Toye, Phyllis Lambert, and Blanche Lemco van Ginkel.

Among Dendy’s records is a file folder titled "Howard Moran Files: Personal and Professional" which contains correspondence, ephemera, and handwritten research notes created by his partner Howard Moran. The file also includes annual general meeting agendas and minutes, article clippings, and memos relating to the City Park Apartments’ transition to a housing co-operative.

Of note is a family portrait of three unidentified children and two adults who are likely Moran’s family relatives and handwritten notes of unknown origin detailing the life of Canadian opera singer Kathleen Howard.

File consists of the alphabetical listing of photographs used in the first edition of Lost Toronto (1978) and a piece of correspondence from Phyllis Wilson Oxford University Press Canada. The correspondence details the reproduction rights surrounding photographs from Miller Services that are used in Lost Toronto (1978).

File consists of article clippings, catalogues, correspondence, ephemera, and miscellaneous handwritten notes by William Dendy relating to his consultancy work and research. This includes a meeting agenda for the Toronto Society of Architect's Urban Action Committee, copies of conservation reports from the Toronto Historical Board, photocopies of the finding aids to the J. Morris Woolfson and Ewart collection at Library and Archives Canada, and a letter from Eric Haldenby regarding Dendy's participating in the Parkin Conference at the University of Waterloo School of Architecture. Of note are brochures for the Graystone Hall of Fame International Jazz Museum, Willistead Manor, Antiques and Unites in Southwestern Ontario, and the North American Black Historical Museum and Cultural Centre, as well as a Family Composition, Income and Assets Review from from City Park Co-operative Apartments Inc.

The file also includes clippings about architecture, newsletters from Boigon and Armstrong Architects, Toronto Society of Architects, and Toronto Region Architectural Conservancy, and pamphlets from various museums and events. The two photographs in the file are enclosed in correspondence from Ann D.W. Haggerty of the Chaplin-Eglinton Area Ratepayers Association regarding Dendy's consultation work on the 643 Eglinton Avenue West area. The photographs, along with the photocopied zoning maps and architectural drawings, are of the 643 Eglinton West building and the surrounding area.

File consists of correspondence William Dendy received from his colleagues, friends, his parents, Merrill and Oliver Dendy, and family relatives including Daphne and Mike Dendy. This includes birthday and Christmas cards, get-well-soon cards, letters, invitations, and postcards. One of the postcards is addressed to Howard Moran, Dendy's partner, sent from one of Moran's siblings. The file also includes photographs sent to Dendy from his parents of their house in Saanichton, British Columbia.

Series is comprised of correspondence between Lorraine Shortt (daughter of Elizabeth Smith Shortt) and others. Correspondence is organized by surname of correspondent.

Letters and postcards from Peg and Betty Forbes to their parents, Millicent Lyall Forbes and George Alexander Forbes, and Isabelle Alexandra Burt (Aunt Diddy). Letters are predominantly from Camp Wapomeo in Algonquin Park with some letters from the Lake of Bays.

Letters from Betty and Peg Forbes to their parents, Millicent Lyall Forbes and George Alexander Forbes, predominantly during their time at Camp Wapomeo in Algonquin Park. Also included are letters to Millicent Lyall Forbes from a camp counsellor at Camp Wapomeo.

Letters and postcards from Betty and Peg Forbes to their parents, Millicent Lyall Forbes and George Alexander Forbes, during their time at Camp Wapomeo in Algonquin Park. Includes a postcard photograph of Taylor Statten, founder of Camp Ahmek in Algonquin Provincial Park.

File consists of one notebook listing names and contact information of members of the Church of the Divine Revelation. Also includes materials relating to the church such as correspondence, a treasurers report and clergyman's records.

Series is comprised of correspondence between Roger Clarke (son-in-law of Elizabeth Smith Shortt) and others. Correspondence is organized by surname of correspondent.

Series is comprised of correspondence between Elizabeth Smith Shortt and her family members. Correspondence is organized by surname of correspondent.

Series is comprised of correspondence between Muriel Shortt Clarke (daughter of Elizabeth Smith Shortt) and others. Correspondence is organized by surname of correspondent.

File consists of material relating to an exhibition of Virgil Burnett's work at the National Gallery of Canada, held from May 10 to August 31, 2006. Includes an exhibition catalogue (French), correspondence, and a draft of Burnett's biograph for the catalogue. File also includes typescript lists of gifts given by Burnett to the Regenstein Library (University of Chicago), possibly used for consultation in the preparation of the exhibition.

Typescript list of Ottawa's Local Council of Women (OLCW) accomplishments under the presidency of Elizabeth Smith Shortt compiled from agendas and a typescript letter [template?] dated July 5, 1917 requesting assistance for a Thrift-Campaign authored by the OLCW's correspondence secretary under the direction of Shortt.

Series consists of materials relating to the personal life of Isabel Ecclestone Mackay. Includes clippings, obituaries, correspondence and ephemera.

One letter addressed to Dr. Canniff from [H. Hadding?]. The letter discusses the history of a house that Dr. Canniff is inquiring about.

File consists of eight items of correspondence between J.M. Murray and others. Correspondents include:

• J.W. Curran,
• H. Walton-Ball,
• Florence E. Forsey,
• W.H. Breithaupt,
• C.H. Hale and
• F.C.C. Lynch.

One item of correspondence addressed to Mr. Munro from C.E. Bourne, dated October 2, 1916.

File consists of materials relating to the Hutchison Acousticon. Includes advertising and correspondence.

One item of correspondence addressed to David Boyle from D.K. Goodfellow, dated May 23, 1904. Also includes a manuscript copy of an "extract from a petition from the Chippeaw, Ottawa and Pattawattamie Indians to Sir Francis Bond Head, Lieutenant Governor of Upper Canada, dated at Sandwich U.C. the 27th February 1836."

Three items of correspondence addressed to Dr. [William] Canniff from John Carroll. Items are dated November 19, 1878 and November 11, 1878. The letters discuss genealogy.

One item of correspondence addressed to Dr. [William] Canniff from Joseph M. Sanders dated December 19, 1878.

One letter addressed to Dr. Canniff from Joseph Carter of Elora, dated March 10, 1874. Carter writes to Canniff to praise him for his book on the history of Upper Canada.

File consists of one manuscript copy of a set of correspondence between Queen Victoria and James Buchanan.

One letter addressed to George, Earl of Dalhousie from George Gordon dated August 27, 1827.

One letter address to My Lord [Lord Mar] from Mr. Robertson of Strowan dated December 15, 1716. The letter gives an account of the journey through France that Robertson has taken to meet Lord Mar as well as news of his traveling companions. Also includes a later copy of the letter. Lord Mar was a major figure in the Jacobite uprising of 1715 and and fled to France shortly thereafter.

File consists of one typescript of a letter regarding a survey of Coot's [Cootes] Paradise on Yonge Street. Originally dated April 28, 1801.

File consists of typescript transcripts of letters between important figures of the revolutionary war including Ethan Allen, Frederick Haldimand, William Marsh and more.

File consists of one ts. of a petition of Timothy Talbot regarding a land claim. Also includes typescripts of correspondence related to the claim. Originally dated May 18, 1801.

File consists of one typescript of a letter from Thomas Scott, Attorney General, regarding duty on tobacco. Originally dated May 29, 1802.

File consists of one typescript of a letter from James Green to the Clerk of the Executive Council regarding delays in granting land claims. Originally dated December 30, 1802.

File consists of one typescript of a letter from William Jones to Robert R. Loring. Originally dated March 1, 1815.

File consists of one typescript of a a letter from General Frederick P. Robinson to Earl Bathurst. Originally dated July 29, 1815.

File consists of one typescript of a letter from Captain Robert Hall to the Commissioners of the Navy. Originally dated January 10, 1816.

Consists of correspondence, photographs and news clippings presented to Nazla Dane and relating to a visit by her to Panama as President of the IFBPW.

Letters accepting or declining the invitation to the marriage of Mabel Alguire Cameron and James Kenneth Sims, to be held in Cornwall, Ont.

Letters accepting or declining the invitation to the marriage of Mabel Alguire Cameron and James Kenneth Sims, to be held in Cornwall, Ont.

Correspondence to and from Harvey J. Sims and Carl A. Borgstrom, landscape architect mostly concerning trees and shrubs for Harvey's property.

Correspondence to and from Harvey J. Sims and Carl A. Borgstrom of Carl Borgstrom & H.S.M. Carver, Landscape Architects and Town Planners, relating to nursery stock supplied through Lorne Park Nurseries. Includes a hand-drawn orchard plan.

Correspondence to and from Harvey J. Sims (carbons), relating to ongoing work at Chicopee, such as the pergola, log cabin, frog fountains, plantings, trees, and shrubs, and problems with wiring for road lights and flood lights. Includes detailed lists of nursery stock. Correspondents include Carl A. Borgstrom, Ball Brothers, Lorne Park Nurseries, A.H. Tomlinson (Department of Horticulture, University of Guelph), and the Mattell & Bierwagen Electric Company.

Correspondence to and from Harvey J. Sims (carbons), tenders, agreements, invoices and other material relating to work being planned and carried out at Chicopee, including landscape features, nursery stock, concrete bridge, bubbling tanks, dry stone walls, also to a Workmen's Compensation case. Correspondents include Ball Bros., Dunker Brothers, Herbert Johnston, Civil Engineer, Forsey Page & Steele, architects, Fess Oil Burners of Canada Ltd., Thomas Rennie, Ontario Agricultural College, Carl A. Borgstrom (of Wilson, Bunnell & Borgstrom Ltd., also of Lorne Park Nurseries) landscape architect.

Correspondence relating to Chicopee: recommendation from William Rennie Seed Co., Nov. 1, 1928, that Harvey contact Arthur E.K. Bunnell of Wilson Bunnell & Borgstrom, Landscape Architects for designing his grounds, and Lt. Col. Sandford F. Smith "would be better to consult regarding your house."
Includes two letters from Forsey Page & Steele, December 14 and 29, regarding drawing up plans for the house, and one submission from Bell Telephone for supplying telephone service.