Fonds 97-019 - Thomas H.B. Symons fonds. 1997 additions

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Thomas H.B. Symons fonds. 1997 additions

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    97-019

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    • 1963-1996 (Creation)
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      Symons, Thomas H.B.

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    9.3 m of textual records
    ca. 200 photographs
    7 videocassettes

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    (1929-2021)

    Biographical history

    Thomas H.B. Symons was born at Toronto, Ontario 30 May 1929, son of Harry Lutz Symons and Dorothy Sarah Bull. He was educated at Upper Canada College, University of Toronto (B.A. 1951), and Oxford University (B.A. 1953, M.A. 1957). He married Christine Ryerson 17 August 1963 and with her had three children: Mary, Ryerson and Jeffery. Professor Symons held many posts as an educator, including Assistant Dean of Men, Trinity College and Instructor of History, University of Toronto 1953-1955; and Dean, Devonshire House, University of Toronto 1955-63. His most notable post, however, was as the founding President and Vice-Chancellor of Trent University, 1961-1972. Symons also held many presidencies, chairmanships and memberships in various organizations, mainly dealing with the topics of education, Canadian studies, Indigenous rights and human rights. From 1971 to 1973, Symons was the President of the Canadian Association in Support of Native Peoples. He was the author of several reports and articles and contributed chapters to many books including: "Political Education in Canada" 1988; "Archives Libraries and the Canadian Heritage" 1983; "A Century of Canada's Arctic Islands, 1880-1980" 1981; "A History of Peel County" 1967; and "Native Rights in Canada" 1970. Professor Symons resided in Peterborough, Ontario until his death on January 1, 2021.

    Custodial history

    This fonds was created by and in the custody of Thomas H.B. Symons before he donated it to the Trent University Archives.

    Scope and content

    This fonds consists of the personal records of Professor Thomas H.B. Symons relating to his activities on various boards and committees as well as Trent University. It includes correspondence; addresses given; articles written; as well as manuscripts, typescripts and research notes, photographs and video tapes.

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    Some of the records have mold. These have been enclosed.

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    This fonds was donated by Thomas H.B. Symons.

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        Some of the records are in French.

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        Associated materials

        Associated records are located at the National Archives of Canada in RG 37 and the Provincial Archives of Ontario.

        For related records see: 82-015, 86-029, 86-030, 86-031, 86-032, 87-009 and 88-016.

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        Accruals

        This fonds along with 80-024, 80-025, 81-005, 82-001 and 87-003 is an addition to 78-003.

        General note

        The Trent University Archives gratefully acknowledges the support of the "T.H.B. Symons Trust Fund for Canadian Studies" in the processing of this addition to the fonds.

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        The Trent University Archives gratefully acknowledges the support of the T.H.B. Symons Trust Fund for Canadian Studies in the production of this finding aid.

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        For a more extensive search of topics within the fonds use the database finding aid.

        Invitation, Thank you letters, and cards

        Box 1

        Folder:

        1: Royal Wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer, 1981

        2: Royal Visits to Canada by the Prince and Princess of Wales, 1983, and Prince Edward, 1987

        3: Royal Visit to Canada by the Queen of England, 1984

        4: Invitations from the High Commissioner of Canada and the British High Commissioner, 1982-1983

        5: Invitations from government ministers, Lieutenant-Governor of Ontario, etc, 1989, 1991

        6: Invitations and thank you letters and cards from the Royal Ontario Museum, Sir Sandford Fleming College, National Archives etc, 1989-1994

        7: Thank you cards, 1989-1995

        8: Christmas Cards

        9: Wedding Invitations, Easter cards, birthday cards, birthday invitations

        Box 2

        Folder:

        1: (empty folder)

        2: (empty folder)

        3: Invitation by Mayapple Press to a book launch of If I had a Camel by local author and artist

        4: 1976, Canada Council: correspondence re: T.H.B. Symons' appointment to the Canada Council

        5: 1977, Canada Council on Social Development

        6: 1978, A Study of Music Training in Canada commissioned by and prepared for the Canada Council by Helmut Blume

        7: 1975, Canada Council application by T.H.B. Symons for a project titled The formulation of a policy by the Progressive Conservative party of Canada, 1967-1974

        8: 1987, Canada Council selections

        9: Report of the Committee on the Symons Report, 1978. Includes the report and correspondence between T.H.B. Symons and Trent University's Canadian Studies Program concerning Symons' To Know Ourselves

        10: Conference of Independent Schools, 1984-1987 correspondence, reports etc

        11: Same, minutes and reports

        12: York University Canadian Studies Programmes Review, draft and final report

        13: Same, correspondence, 1993

        14: Canadiana Fund, collections policy, strategic development plan, mission statement

        15: Same, Board Manual and minutes, 1991-1992

        16: Same, Board manual and minutes, 1993-1994

        17: Same, memorandums, 1990-1995

        18: Same, correspondence, 1990-1993

        19: Same, correspondence, 1994-1995

        LACAC Conference of 1992, Green Gutters And Gargoyles, held at Trent University

        20: The greening of heritage: historic preservation and the environment movement paper

        21: Correspondence, minutes, notes for T.H.B. Symons' keynote address to the conference, 1986-1992

        22: Cambridge Canadian Trust, correspondence, 1984-1990

        23: Senate Committee on Citizenship, 1992

        24: Coeducation, 1965

        25: C-Chance, 1983

        26: Centre for Frontier Engineering Research, 1985

        27: Committee for an Independent Canada, 1970-1978

        28: Faulkner discussion group, 1981-1983

        29: The Donald Grant Creighton Fund at the University of Toronto, correspondence, 1983

        30: Jack Chambers Memorial Foundation, correspondence and board minutes, 1985

        Box 3

        T.H.B. Symons' Lectures, Speeches and Special Addresses

        Folder:

        1: Devonshire House, University of Toronto, Dean Symons' Awards and lectures, correspondence, history of the award, 1963-1983

        2: Remarks on the occasion of the Opening of the Peterborough Kiwanis Music Festival, 30 March 1968

        3: Biography of William Shannon, 1970

        4: Speech to Canadian University Information Bureaus at Park Plaza Hotel, Toronto, 31 October 1972

        5: Notes for remarks to the general meeting of the Progressive Conservative Association of Canada at the Chateau Laurier, Ottawa, 17 March 1974

        7: Notes for remarks to the Opening Session of the Conference on Canadian Philosophy at the University of Ottawa, 9 March 1979

        • Directions in Canadian Culture: Education A paper presented to the Symposium on Directions in Canadian Culture, Sackville, New Brunswick, 20 October 1979

        • A Challenge to Independent Schools, an address to the founding conference of the Canadian Association of Independent Schools given at Upper Canada College, 13 November 1979

        8: The Arctic and Canadian Culture, a paper presented to the Symposium "A Century of Canada's Arctic Islands, 1880-1980" convened by the Royal Society of Canada at Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, 11-13 August 1980

        9: Visit to University of Lethbridge, Alberta to participate in the Senate Retreat of the University, September 1980

        10: Invitation to address the Conference on "Consciousness and Canadian Reality", sponsored by the Canadian Ethnology Society and the National Museum of Man, 1981

        11: Cultural Diversity, Canadian Identity and Canadian Federalism, a paper presented to the Australian-Canada Colloquium on "Public Policy in Two Federal Countries", in Canberra, Australia, September 1981

        12: Cultural Confrontations: Prospects for Canada in the 1980's, a paper presented to the Interdisciplinary Research Seminar Series of Wilfred Laurier University, February 1981

        13: Talks to faculty and students at the University of Manitoba, the Winnipeg Canadian Historical Club, the CBC, and the Manitoba Historical Society on Interdisciplinarity and Canadian Studies, 1981

        14: Notes for remarks as Chair of the Founding Committee of the U.W.C. at Montezuma, L.A., 16 August 1981

        15: Some notes on the Sixth Duke of Holdernesse from The Baker Street Journal of January 1959--correspondence of request from Canadian Holmes to reprint, 1981

        16: The Significance and Problems of Cultural Diversity in Canada, paper given at Carleton University, Institute of Canadian Studies, October 1982

        17: Guest lecture at Concordia University, 1982

        18: Talk to the Humanities Association of Canada, Annual Meeting, University of Ottawa, 2 June 1982, The Proper Study of Canadians in Canada

        19: Notes for toast to the daughters of Havergal Father-Daughter dinner-dance, 26 June 1982

        • Opening ceremonies of the Armand Hammer United World College on the American West, New Mexico, 28 October 1982

        20: Council for the Advancement and Support of Education (CASE), notes for remarks to the panel on the "International Connection" and to the awards luncheon at the International Assembly, Toronto, 1982 plus article "Academic and Cultural Relations between Canada and the United Kingdom" in The Commonwealth Foundation, Occasional Paper, Number XLIX, 1979

        • also nomination for Award for Distinguished Service to Higher Education, 1982

        21: A Canadian Perspective on the State of Canadian Studies, a paper presented to the British Library Colloquium on Canadian Studies, The British Library, London, England, August 1983

        22: Ontario Universities in a broader context: the need for a national strategy in Canadian Higher Education and Research, presented to the Conference on Ontario Universities, October 1984 and published by the Ontario Economic Council in Ontario Universities: Access, Operations and Funding, Toronto, 1985

        23: Talk to the Board of Governors of Crescent School, Willowdale, Ontario, 14 January 1986

        24: Presentation of the Jules and Gabrielle Leger fellowship at Rideau Hall, 20 March 1986

        25: Remarks at the Installation of Dr. Henry E. Duckworth as the 10th Chancellor of the University of Manitoba, 23 October 1986

        26: Canadian Post-Secondary Education: The Cultural Agenda, drafts, galleys and final text, 1986-1987

        27: Correspondence for Sacred Feathers, the Reverend Jones (Kahkewaquonaby) and the Mississauga Indians, 1987

        28: Keynote address The Role of Folklore in Canadian Culture given at the 1st Ontario Folklore Conference, Black Creek Pioneer Village, Toronto, March 1987

        29: Presentation of Louis Applebaum for the Award of Fellow on the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, 23 November 1987

        30: Review of Bilingualism in Education: Aspects of Theory, Research and Practice, by Jim Cummmins and Merrill Swain (Longman: London and New York, 1986) for the Journal of Education Policy, August 1987

        31: Notes for remarks to the 1987 International Conference on Canadian Studies, McMaster University, 1987-1988, drafts and correspondence for The Second Generation: Time for a new and critical look at Canadian Studies

        32: The Contribution of Investigatory Commissions to Political Education: A Commentary, presented to Political Education in Canada and Seminar on Political Education, drafts and correspondence, 1987

        33: Museum Planning and Leadership: In Praise of Imagination, 17th Annual Conference on the Ontario Museums Association, drafts and correspondence, 1988

        34: Canadian Culture and Education: To Know Ourselves, correspondence regarding guest lecture for the OISE Arts, Culture and Education program, April 1988

        35: Talk to the 22nd Annual Conference of the Association of Canadian Map Libraries and Archives at Trent University, correspondence, 1987-1988

        36: The Nature and Importance of Canada's Academic and Cultural Relation with Italy and the Mediterranean World, presented to the Opening Session on Conference on Italy-Canada Research, Rome, 1988

        37: Remarks, to the Advocates' Society and Trent University, to celebrate John J. Robinette on the occasion on the 60th Anniversary of his call to the Bar, 1989

        • Roots and Routes, remarks given to exhibit opening, of Roots and Routes: Immigration to Peterborough, at the Peterborough County Museum and Archives, organized by Community and Race Relations Committee of City of Peterborough

        38: Correspondence and drafts of Demography: The Carapace of the Economy, remarks given to Round Table of the World Economic forum, London, England, April 1990

        40: Let the Deed Show, remarks to the Sir Sandford Fleming College Festival of Friends dinner to launch the College's Scholarship Fund, 1993

        41: The Commonwealth's Treasure House, article in Cambridge University Alumni Magazine (CAM), 1993

        42: Arctic Institute of North America (AINA), correspondence, board minutes, bylaws and constitution, 1982-1985

        Lakefield College School

        43: Correspondence, 1964-1968, enclosed in mylar due to mold. Located on shelf on top of boxes.

        44: Correspondence, 1979-1980

        45: Kawartha Lakes Music Camp, 1970-1979, held at Lakefield College School, correspondence and camp literature

        Oriel College, Oxford, England

        46: Correspondence, 1979-1986

        47: Correspondence, 1987-1990

        48: Correspondence, 1991-1994

        Box 4

        Folder:

        1: Ontario Human Rights Commission, correspondence, 1977-1988, 1990-1993

        2: Canadian Human Rights, 1976

        3: Establishment of the Bora Laskin National Fellowship in Human Rights Research, 1984-1987

        4: Institute of Public Administration of Canada, 1970-1972, 1985

        5: National Advisory Committee on Education Statistics, 1986-1987

        6: Masters Review at the University of Manitoba, 1994

        7: Sixty-Five

        8: Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council, 1978-1980

        9: Canadian Bureau of International Education, 1993

        10: Canadian Post-Secondary Education Council, 1987-1988

        97-019 Box 4 Folder 11: Canada Studies Foundation, 1979-1990

        12: Correspondence with the Dictionary of Canadian Biography, 1960, 1970-1971

        13: Royal Society of Canada, 1977-1989, includes correspondence and minutes from the Committee on Education, 1978-1979

        14: Royal Society of the Arts, 1973-1979

        15: The Order of Lazarus, correspondence and minutes, 1973-1977, 1982

        16: The Champlain Society, 1961-1972, 1975-1981

        17: North Atlantic Society, 1971

        18: Canadian International Development Agency, 1971

        19: Canadian Society for the Abolition of the Death Penalty, 1966-1975

        20: 25th Anniversary of the Canadian Ski Marathon, Montebello, February 1991

        21: Profiles in Upper Canadian Legal History, 1992

        22: Co-Chairman, 1st Canadian Conference on Multiculturalism, Ottawa, 1973

        Box 5

        Honorary Degrees

        This series contains correspondence and memorabilia

        Folder:

        1: 1971-1973 Sir Sandford Fleming College, Waterloo Lutheran University, York University

        2: 1974 University of Toronto

        3: 1974 Trent University

        4: 1977 Laurentian University

        5: 1979-1980 Mount Allison University

        6: 1981 Concordia University, Dawson College, Montreal

        7: 1990 University of Manitoba

        8: 1985 University of Sri Lanka

        Box 6

        Historical Atlas of Canada

        Folder:

        1: Speeches, grants, Some Thoughts on the Nature and Value of National and Regional Atlases address given 5 March 1979, grant applications, minutes

        2: Resubmission to the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada, July 1982

        3: Correspondence, 1982-1983, Report of Progress, 1983

        4: Project Review, 1983, includes bound handbook, grant information, summary of site visit proceedings and graphs of research expenditure

        5: Correspondence - general, honorariums, speeches and address lists, 1983, 1987

        6: Correspondence - general, honorariums, speeches and address lists, 1988

        7: Correspondence - general, honorariums, speeches and address lists, 1989

        8: Correspondence - general, honorariums, speeches and address lists, 1990-1992

        Canadian Encyclopedia

        9: Correspondence, Background and beginnings, 1975-1981

        10: Correspondence, 1981-1988

        Box 7

        Essays in Honour of Kaye Lambe

        Folder:

        1: Background and sources

        2: Comments on Draft 1 by:

        Alf Chaiton

        Ian Wilson

        Marcel Caya

        Professor David Hayne

        Audrey Forster

        Professor Brian Heeney

        Professor Gordon Roper

        3: Professor S.G. Denis Smith

        W.I. Smith

        Professor Bruce Hodgins

        Professor Deryck Schreuder

        Gertrude Laing

        Barry Hyman

        Tim Porteous

        Kenneth W. Johnson

        Tom McMillan

        4: Final Draft, 1979

        5: Revisions proposed by editor, 1982-1983

        6: Correspondence, 1982-1983

        Box 8

        Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada

        This series is organized primarily by historic site by province. The types of records which will be found are correspondence, agenda papers, official plaque unveiling pamphlets, photographs, invitations to the plaque unveilings, programs for the official plaque unveiling and speeches that T.H.B. Symons gave at the plaque unveiling. NOTE: Not all folders have the same material. (Consists of Boxes 8 to 13)

        Sites in British Columbia

        Folder:

        1: McLean Mill Site, Port Alberni, 1989-1990

        2: St. Ann's Academy, Victoria, 1988-1989

        3: Various sites (in order front to back)

        • The Orpheum, 1982

        • Gulf of Georgia Cannery, Steveston, 1986

        • South Moresby Haida sites (Queen Charlotte Islands), 1986

        • Sikh Gurudwara, Golden, 1990

        • list of designated sites in British Columbia as of 1990

        • Agenda paper on old Custom House (Malahat Building)

        • Royal Roads, near Victoria, 1994

        • Victoria's China Town, 1995

        • Sir Alexander MacKenzie's cross Canada canoe route

        • Qualicum Beach

        4: Old Town Commercial District, Victoria, 1987-1988

        Sites in Alberta

        5: Medalta Potteries, 1987

        6: Southern Alberta Institute of Technology, 1987-1989

        7:

        • Frog Lake Complex, 1990-1991 (agenda paper)

        • Signal Hill Battlion Numbers and Search Camp, June 1986 (agenda paper)

        8: Bow Valley Ranch

        9: Various sites (in order front to back)

        • Banff Springs Hotel, 1988-1992

        • Fort Vermillion, 1988

        • Brooks Aqueduct

        • Mewata Armouries, Calgary

        • Head-Smashed-In-Buffalo Jump, Fort Macleod, 1987

        Sites in Saskatchewan

        10: Wanuskewin, Saskatoon, 1985-1990 (see also video tape in Box 10, VT 5)

        11: Various sites (in order front to back)

        • Francophones of Saskatchewan, 1992

        • Brickplant at Claybank, 1993

        • William F.A. Turgeon, Regina, 1987

        • Prince Albert City Hall, 1990

        • Chief Piapot, 1987

        Sites in Manitoba

        12: University of Manitoba, various sites, 1989-1994

        13: Churchill Rocket Range, 1987-1989

        14: Winnipeg Law Courts, 1987-1988

        15: Walker Theatre, Winnipeg, 1991-1992

        16: Various sites (in order front to back)

        • Seager Wheeler, 1988

        • Dalnavert, Winnipeg, 1989

        • Rainbow Commune, 1991

        • College Universite de St. Boniface, 1991

        • St. John's College, Winnipeg, 1991

        • Noel-Joseph Ritchot, 1995

        • Grey Nuns' Convent, St. Boniface Museum

        • Thomas A. Crerar, 1990

        • St. Michael's Ukrainian Orthodox Church, 1990

        Sites in Quebec

        Grosse Isle, 1992-1995

        17: Briefs # 1-6

        18: Briefs # 7-11

        19: Selections from the public hearings

        20: Clippings, briefs and miscellanea

        21: Statistics, histories, briefs, correspondence and notes

        22: L'Ilot Mont-Carmel, 1987

        23: Marius Barbeau, Hull, 1990

        24: Lord Dufferin, Quebec, 1991

        25: Beth Israel Cemetery, 1991

        26: Doctor Wilder Graves Penfield

        27: Various sites (in order front to back)

        • Pulperie at Chicoutimi, 1987

        • Percy Erskine Nobbs, architect, 1987-1988

        • Canadian Holsteins and T.B. Macaulay, 1988-1993, 1995

        • Manoir Papineau, Montebello, 1987

        • L'abbe Leon Provancher, Saint-Felix-de-Cap-Rouge, 1995-1996

        • Calixa Lavallee, 1995

        • Martello Towers, 1995

        • Faubourg, 1995

        • Le Chateau-Frontenac, 1993

        • Les Jardins des Metis/Elsie Redford, 1994

        • Bead Hill, Rouge Valley, 1992

        • 14 Richelieu Road, Chambly, 1994

        • Henri Bourassa, 1990

        • Monument Nationale, Montreal, 1988

        • Le fort Jacques-Cartier (agenda paper)

        • Manoir Allsopp, Cap-Sante (agenda paper)

        • L'ancienne prison de Quebec (Morrin College) (agenda paper)

        • Eglise Notre-Dame-des-Victoires, Quebec (agenda paper)

        • The inshore fisheries at Grand-Greve (agenda paper)

        • Paul de Chomeday de Maisoneuve, 1992

        Sites in New Brunswick

        28: Prince William Street and Partridge Island Quarantine Station, 1983, 1987

        29: Grace Annie Lockhart, 1993

        30: Monument Lefebvre, University of Moncton, 1994

        31: Various sites (in order front to back)

        • Heritage buildings in downtown Fredericton, 1992

        • Monseigneur de Saint Vallier, 1992

        • RCMP "J" Division Headquarters and Gymnasium (Old Government House) (agenda paper)

        Sites in Nove Scotia

        32: Halifax Citadel, 1987, 1990, 1992

        33: Annapolis Royal, 1992. 1994

        34: Sam Langford, 1992

        35: Nova Scotia (Province) House, 1994

        36: "Old Town" Lunenburg Historic District, 1992

        37: St. George's Church, Halifax, 1994-1995

        38: Various sites (in order front to back)

        • St. Paul's Church, Halifax, 1987 (includes information on the Memorial Church exhibit, Grand Pre National Historic Park)

        • Acadian Willow, 1992

        • Halifax's old burying ground, 1993

        • John A.D. McCurdy, 1993

        • Western Union Cable Office, 1989

        • Halifax Public Gardens

        • Debert and the commemoration of Paleo-Indians in the Northeast, 1990

        • Bedford Barrens pictographs, 1994

        • Prince and Hollis Street buildings, Halifax-Pier 21, Halifax (agenda paper)

        • Melanson settlement (pre-expulsion Acadian Village)

        39: Hugh MacLennon House, 1990

        40: Marconi Towers/Transatlantic wireless, 1987-1989

        Sites in Prince Edward Island

        41: Birthplace of the Fathers of Confederations, 1991-1992

        42: Selkirk Settlers, Belfast, 1991

        43: Great George Street, Charlottetown, 1989-1993

        44: Tryon United Church, 1982, 1992, 1994

        45: All Souls Chapel, Charlottetown, 1994

        46: Farmer's Bank, Rustico, 1990, 1995

        47: Dalvay-by-the-Sea, PEI National Park, 1988-1994

        48: Fairholm, Charlottetown, 1993

        Box 9

        Sites in Prince Edward Island Continued

        Folder:

        1: Charlottetown City Hall, 1988

        2: Province (Government) House, 1986-1987, 1990-1994

        3: Land Tenure Question, Charlottetown, 1989

        4: Various sites (in order front to back)

        • Charlottetown Area Development Corporation, 1987

        • Sir Louis Henry Davies, K.C.M.G.

        • Garden party invitations, 1989

        • Charlottetown Area Beautification Program, 1991

        • Bethel United Church, West Cape, 1995

        Sites inNewfoundland and Labrador

        5: Millenium of Viking Discovery at L'Anse aux Meadows, 1991

        6: Water Street, St. John's, 1987-1989

        7: St. John's Regatta, 1992

        8: Various sites (in order front to back)

        • Hawthorne Cottage, Brigus, 1995

        • Black Battalion, 1990

        • Newfoundland Dog, 1989

        • Basilica of St. John the Baptist, 1988

        • American Military Presence in Newfoundland, 1988

        • Truxton and Pollux shipwrecks

        • Atlantic Charter, 1990-1992

        9:

        • Churches at Nain and Cartwright, Labrador, 1990

        • Red Bay, Labrador, 1990

        Sites in the Yukon Territory

        10: -Martha Louise Black, 1998-1993

        • White Pass and Yukon Route Railway, 1988

        • William Henry Judge, 1991

        • Canol Road Norman Wells, 1990

        • Alaska Highway, 1992

        Sites in the Northwest Territories

        11:

        • Mackenzie River, 1990

        • Fort Reliance, Great Slave Lake, 1987-1988

        • Pingos of Tuktoyaktuk, 1988

        • Sir Alexander Mackenzie/Fort Providence, 1989

        • Inuit relocation to Ellesmere and Cornwallis Islands (agenda paper)

        • Aboriginal history in Nunavut

        • Commemorative plaques in the Northwest Territories, 1989

        • Bach Peninsula, Ellesmere Island, 1989-1990

        Sites in Ontario

        12: Imperial Order of the Daughters of the Empire (IODE) 1987

        13: 1st Legislative Assembly of Upper Canada, 1992

        14: Aberdeen Pavilion, Ottawa, 1987, 1990-1991, 1994

        15: Lady Aberdeen, Ottawa, 1987

        16: The 1793 Upper Canadian Act Against Slavery, 1992-1993

        17: Rideau Canal, 1987-1989, 1992

        18: The Group of Seven, 1989

        19: George Brown House, Toronto, 1987-1991

        20: de Havilland Beaver, Toronto, 1988

        21: Fort York, Toronto, 1994

        22: Napanee Town Hall, 1993

        23: Sainte Marie Among the Hurons, Midland, 1988-1989

        24: Sir Ernest MacMillan, 1989-1990

        25: Old City Hall, York County Courthouse, Toronto

        26: Toronto Post Office, 1987

        27: Royal Alexandra Theatre, Toronto, 1989

        28: Thomson building, Tom Thomson's birthplace, Claremont, 1991-1992

        29: Gooderham and Worts Distillery Complex, Toronto, 1988-1989, 1994

        30: Chateau Laurier, Ottawa, 1987

        31: Lionel Conacher, Toronto, 1992

        32: Healey Willan, 1989

        33: Joseph E. Atkinson, 1991

        34: Queen's University, 1990-1991

        35: Bernard Keble Sandwell, 1991

        36: Parkwood, Oshawa, 1988-1990

        37: HMCS Haida, 1990

        38: Sir John Beverley Robinson, Bart., 1987-1988

        39: Old Brewery Bay, (Stephen Leacock's home) 1993-1994

        40: Merrickville Alloy Foundry, 1989-1991

        41: Peterborough Armouries, 1992

        42: Homewood, 1988

        43: Etienne Brule, 1988

        44: Sir John Johnson's House, Williamstown

        45: Canada's Peace Bomb, Cobalt Radiotherapy, London, 1995

        46: Birkbeck Building, Toronto, 1990-1994

        47: Tivoli Theatre, Hamilton, 1990

        48: Cobourg Market Square, 1988-1991

        49: British Commonwealth Air Training Plan, 1990, 1992

        50: Gouinlock Buildings, Toronto, 1991

        Box 10

        Sites in Ontario

        Folder:

        1: The Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate, 1990-1991

        2: Middlesex County Gaol, London, 1987-1988

        3: Various sites (in order front to back)

        • 150th Anniversary of the return of the Jesuit Order to Canada, 1991

        • Christ Church Cathedral, Ottawa, 1991

        • Notre Dame and Beechwood Cemeteries, Ottawa, 1987

        • Mattawa River, 1988

        • Dora Mavor Moore house, Toronto, 1994

        • Algonquin Provincial House, 1993

        • Sharon Temple, 1993

        • Darlingside property, Ivy Lea, 1992

        • Guelph City Hall, 1992

        • Cox Terrace and George C. Cox, 1988

        • Church of Our Lady, Guelph, 1992

        • Terminal Building of Toronto City Centre Airport (Toronto Island Airport), 1994

        • Rosamond Woolen Company, 1990

        • Former Almonte Post Office, 1988

        • Fanny "Bobbie" Rosenfield, 1987

        • St. Clair Tunnel, Port Edward, 1994

        • Aboriginal Rock Art, 1992

        • Sir William Mackenzie Mansion, Kirkfield, 1995

        • Hart Almerrin Massey, 1987

        • Wolf Island Township Hall, 1992

        • Bell Homestead, Brantford, 1995

        • Peterborough Petroglyphs, 1992-1993

        • Laurier House, 1988

        • Howland Property, Etobicoke, 1990

        • Rideau Hall and Lord Monck, Ottawa, 1986

        4:

        • St. Mark's Church, Port Hope, 1991

        • Banting Homestead, Alliston, 1994

        • Castle Kilbride, Baden, 1994

        • Rousseau Site, Toronto, 1995

        • Moose Factory, 1990, 1993

        • Massey Hall, Toronto, 1991

        • Ruthven Park, Niagara-on-the-Lake

        • Glen Gould, 1991

        • William Henry Breithaupt and the Pioneer Memorial Tower, Preston, 1991-1992 (also "Sonneck", Kitchener)

        • Lancaster Bomber, 1990

        • Port Dover Wintering Site of Subican priests, Francois Dollier de Casson and Rene de Brehant, 1989

        • Garden Monument, 1989

        • Kingston Fortifications, 1992

        • Lakefield Home of Margaret Laurence, 1991

        • Sir Allan Napier MacNab and Dundurn Castle, 1986

        • Silver Mining in Canada, 1986

        • Kingston Dry Dock, 1986

        • French River, 1986

        • Frontenac County Court House, 1986

        • Winter Garden Theatre, Toronto, 1988

        • Langevin Block, Ottawa, 1988

        • Hutchinson House, Peterborough, 1987, 1993

        • Former Brockville Post Office, 1986

        • Whitehern, 1993

        • St. Thomas City Hall, 1992

        • Clyde Hall, Lanark County, 1989

        • Ontario's First Mass in 1615

        • Pedestrian bridge linking Toronto Union Station with the CN express building, 1988

        5: Former Geological Survey of Canada Building, 1992

        6: Early Meteorology in Canada, 1990

        7: Plaques to mark graves of former Prime Minister's of Canada, 1991-1993

        8: Lachine Rapids, Ottawa, 1987-1988

        9: Ships

        • S.S. Moyie, 1987

        • Princess Marguerite, 1991

        • Terror and Erebus, 1992-1993

        • HMCS Ottawa

        10: Various Sites National and International

        • Josiah Henson House, 1990

        • Halifax Citadel, 1990

        • War Brides in Canada, 1995

        • On-to-Ottawa-Trek, 1995

        • Dr. Helge Ingstad and Dr. Anne Stine Ingstad

        • 10 Toronto Street, 1987

        • Gravesite of Sir Alexander Mackenzie in Avoch, Scotland, 1988

        • Greywell Hill House, the Hampshire estate of Sir Guy Carleton, Lord Dorchestor, 1989-1993

        • Policies respecting graves, cemeteries and commemorations outside of Canada (agenda paper)

        • Sam Sniderman and historic sites, 1990

        Trains and Stations

        11: Correspondence, 1988, 1990-1991

        12: Windsor Station, Quebec, 1989-1991

        Railway Station Reports

        13: -RSR 11, Lake Louise

        • Stations on the Newfoundland Railway System (agenda paper)

        • Virden, Manitoba

        • November 1989

        • June 1990

        14:

        • November 1990

        • June 1991, Vol. 3

        • June 1991, Vol. 4

        • June 1991, Vol. 5

        15:

        • June 1991, Vol. 6

        16: Report: Extant Engine Houses: A report presented to the Historic Sites and Monuments Board Canada, February 1992 by David Smith

        Reports and Agendas

        17: A History of Hydro-Electric Development in Canada by Edward F. Bush, 1986

        18: Direct Drive Waterpower in Canada: 1607-1910 by Felicity Leung, November 1986

        19: Emergency Government Powers in Canada in the 20th Century, 1994

        20: Urban Schools in Canada to 1930, Vol. V, by Julie Harris and Shannon Ricketts

        Video Tapes (VHS)

        Video Tape 1 Forum Project: Molson Canadien Pacifique, 1991, length 10: 41

        Video Tape 2 McLuhan Award Winners Profiled, 1990

        Video Tape 3 Environment Canada, "Song for Canada", length 03: 48 (see also Heritage Awards, Box 11, folder 14)

        Video Tape 4Ours in Common, presented to the Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada, September 13, 1991, length 12 minutes

        Video Tape 5 Wanuskewin Heritage Park, length 8: 40 (see also Saskatchewan sites, Box 8, folder 10)

        Video Tape 6 Ski de fond, 1991

        Video Tape 7 Tony Macoun Empire Club Speech, Lester B. Pearson College, December 6, 1990

        Box 11

        Agenda Papers

        Folder:

        1: Boyd's Cove, 1995

        2: Hodgin's House, Kanata

        3: Update on Consultations with Dene Communities for commemoration of Aboriginal History in the Northwest Territories

        4:

        • Assessment of Canal Structures: The Trent-Severn Waterway

        • Canadian Waterways: 1608-1987

        • Heritage Canals, July 1987

        Bound Agenda Papers

        5: June 22-24, 1989

        6: November 17-18, 1989

        7: February 23-24, 1990

        8: June 22-26, 1990, Vol. I

        9: June 22-26, 1990, Vol. II

        10: June 10-15, 1991, Vol. II

        11: September 13, November 22-23, 1991, Vol II

        Heritage Awards and Heritage Day

        12: 1982-1989

        13: 1990-1991

        14: 1992-1993, 1995 (see also Box 10, VT 3)

        National Heritage Symposium

        The Place of History/Lieux de la Memoire

        15: January-June 1994

        16: July-August 1994

        17: September-October 1994

        18: November-December 1994

        19: 1995

        Appointments to the HSMBC

        20: Correspondence, undated, 1986-1990, includes a list of all Board members from 1919-1987

        21: Correspondence, 1991-1995

        Correspondece with Heritage Groups

        22: Manitoba

        23:

        • Prague, Austria

        • Australia and New Zealand

        • Alberta

        • Atlantic Canada

        • England and Mauritius

        24: Parks Canada correspondence and Green Report, 1989, with T.H.B. Symons' notations

        Box 12

        HSMBC Chairman's Correspondence

        Folder:

        1: 1986

        2: 1987

        3: 1988

        4: 1989, includes photographs of T.H.B. Symons' giving address at Queen's visit

        5: 1990

        6: 1991

        7: 1992

        8: 1993

        9: 1994

        10: 1995

        11: Undated

        12: General correspondence, includes some photographs of celebrations, 1986-1995

        13: 70th Anniversary photographs

        14: HSMB dinner and evening November 1992 photographs by Chris Cameron

        15: Photographs of presentations to departing Jim Collinson, November 1990 and photograph of T.H.B. Symons, Mary and Michael Kinnear at the Kinnear's residence in Winnipeg, June 13, 1991

        16: Notes for a meeting with the Honorable Jean Charest, Minister of the Environment, 27 June 1991

        Box 13

        National Design Competition for the confederation Birthplace Commerorative Area

        Folder:

        1: Correspondence, blueprint, reports, competition guidelines and terms of reference

        2: -National Design Competition for Confederation Birthplace Commemorative Area proposal

        • Same as above, Stage II, submitted by Brian MacKay-Lyons, August 1993

        • Same as above submitted by the Confederation Birthplace Team, 1993

        3:

        • Same as above, prepared by Hough Stansbury Woodland Limited

        • Same as above, prepared by Hotson Bakker Architects

        Box 14

        Trent Related (Boxes 14 and 15)

        Notes

        Folder:

        1: History 403, 26 January 1983, An off-the-record discussion about the Applebaum-Hebert Report

        2: Environmental Resources 100, 12 March 1982 The role of research as the basis for public policy in environmental matters: the Canadian Arctic as a case study

        3: History 235, 17 January 1985 Canadian Cultural Policy

        4: History 235, 23 January 1986

        5: History 235, 8 January 1987

        6: Politics 401, November 1983 Contemporary Canadian problems re: cultural policy and human rights at Trent University

        7: Trent Colloquium on management education and cultural diversity, 15-19 April 1985

        8: 1990 Frost Seminar The current state of Canadian heritage and development studies, in Canada and elsewhere: issues, roadblocks and opportunities

        9: 26 January 1994, notes to the Frost Graduate Studies Program (Same topic as folder 8)

        10: Correspondence with Canadian Studies 400, 1980-1981

        11: Correspondence with Canadian Studies 480, 1979-1980

        12: Correspondence with History-Politics 400, 1971-1972

        13: Correspondence with History 100, 1970

        General Lectures at Trent

        14: Talk to honours year and graduate students of Otonabee College, 2 December 1983

        15: Talk to Lady Eaton College Noontime Colloquium, 23 November 1990, Some reflections on the early days of Trent: origins, concepts, goals

        16: Remarks at Traill College, 24 March 1994, The idea of university: community, scholarship and learning

        17: Notes for remarks to the freshman of Peter Robinson College, 9 September 1994

        18: Talk to the National Capital Chapter of the Trent University Alumni Association of Ottawa, National Arts Centre, 24 January 1995, Private lives and public service

        19: Evening with Trent Alumni in Ottawa, November 1983

        20: Article in the Trent Alumnus, Summer 1985, Vol. 16, No. 4 "Some reflections on Trent's progress during its first twenty years"

        Presentations

        21: 1985 Presentation of honorary degrees of the three midwife universities:

        • Queens, Ronald L. Watts

        • Toronto, George Ignatieff

        • Western, George Conwell

        22: 27 May 1987, Presentation of honorary degree to Pierre Juneau

        23: 2 October 1987 Presentation of honorary degree to Allan Earp at the special installation of President John Stubbs

        24: 31 May 1989, Presentation of Nan Belfry for the Eminent Service Award of Trent University

        25: 3 June 1994, Presentation of Robert W.F. Stephenson for the Eminent Service Award of Trent University

        26: Retirement and testimonial dinner for Professor Maurice Boote, 17 October 1987

        27: Lecture by Trent's Northern Chair, Professor Peter Schledermann on New pioneers from the east: the arrival of the Norsemen and their subsequent fate in series on "The human presence in the Canadian High Arctic"

        Visits

        28: 1984 visit of Harry Harris, the secretary of the University of Birmingham

        29: 1984 visit of the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Ruhuna, Sri Lanka, Professor Gervin Samarawickrama--cancelled

        30: September 1985 visit of Terence Armstrong from the Scott Polar Research Institute

        31: September 1986 visit of Vice-Chancellor of the University of Mauritius

        32: October 1987 visit of Sir Denys Wilkinson Committees and Programs

        33: Senior Common Room Committee, PRC, 1980-1982

        34: Trent University Meeting with long range planning commission, January 1983

        35: Committee on Educational Development, February 1991

        36: Proposal to establish a Fine Arts program, 1965

        37: Proposal to establish a Canadian Studies program, 1971

        38: Proposal for a Master's Program in the Humanities and Social Services at Trent University

        39: Establishment of the first Statistics Canada Lecture at Trent, 25 March 1992

        Anniversary's

        40: 20th Anniversary, 1983

        41: 25th Anniversary Committee, 1988-1989, correspondence and minutes, some speeches etc.

        42: Same as above, 1989-1990, events, invitations from colleges and alumni, correspondence

        43: Arrangement for the visit of the Lieutenant-Governor, 14 October 1989

        44: 25th Anniversary convocation, information on Hugh Waddell and George Ward (see also Vertical Files, Honorary Degrees)

        45: 30th Anniversary of first graduating class, September 1994

        46: Canadian Studies/Cultural Studies 403, 413, 480 (aka the Vanier Seminar) class reunion marking the retirement of Professor Symons

        Awards and Fellowships

        47: The nature and purpose of the Ashley Fellowship at Trent University, 1991

        48: Symons' Awards at Trent University, 1980-1993

        49: Symons' Essay Prize and Symons' medals, 1981, 1987-1993

        50: Trent University Armorial Bearings, 1972

        51: Trent University's links with African Universities, 1972

        52: Frost Centre

        53: Review of Frost Centre

        Presedential Correspondenc

        54: 1964, 1966-1967, Trent student affairs, seminars, student-faculty relations, dons, graduate studies, presentation papers, etc.

        55: 1966-1972, Economics 21B, student workshop on Public Finance and Taxation in Canada (1967), future development of teaching Health Sciences at Trent, History-Politics 300 bibliography

        56: 1970, proposal for MA in History program, Lady Eaton College election

        57: 1970-1972, general correspondence

        58: 1961-1972, correspondence with R.J. Thom, speech given to graduates of the University of Toronto

        59: 1966-1967, Regional Development Studies and some general correspondence

        60: 1970-1980, correspondence with St. Andrews in Scotland re: establishment of Canadian Studies Program, visits from other professors and guests, Kawartha Conference, Native Studies Program at the University of Alberta, establishment of the Indian-Eskimo Association

        61: 1966-1970, blood donor service in Peterborough, Red Cross, art gallery display space for students

        62: 1970-1981, draft of SSHRC application, communism, Dr. Charles Pascal's appointment as President of Sir Sandford Fleming College

        63: 1968-1970, removal of Lady Eaton's library to Trent, closed-circuit television as a teaching aid at Trent, Trent Christian Fellowship and Committee on Religious Affairs, creation of President's Award

        64: 1970, shared computer facilities between Trent and Sir Sandford Fleming College

        65: 1970, naming of Fayron Bridge, Mackenzie Gallery and Bata Library

        66: 1966-1967, Theatre Drama at Trent (documents have been near mold)

        67: 1970-1972, 1983, University students liberals club, petroglyphs and runes in Canada, Leslie Frost's Fighting Men book

        68: 1969-1971, correspondence regarding drugs and universities

        69: 1961-1963, correspondence with Robertson Davies

        70: 1970-1972, correspondence with the Honorable Leslie M. Frost and about the Frost Fund to Trent

        71: 1966-1969, President's orders for Christmas cards depicting Trent

        72: 1966, 1975, 1979, Canadian-American Studies, Greer Art Fund, Subcommittee on experimental programs, donations from T.H.B. Symons to Trent

        Box 15

        Select Commission on Constitutional Reform (Meech Lake)...approximately 250 documents. Commission was sponsored by the Ontario Legislative Assembly. Briefs were submitted by many individuals and groups with an interest in reform as it related to gender, race and economic interests as well as perspectives on federalism.

        Box 16

        Upper Canada College

        Folder:

        1: 1970-1982, notes and correspondence regarding a variety of events and activities such as the 150th anniversary of the College, etc.

        2: 1982-1991, correspondence, student files, special programmes

        3: Aims and Statement Committee, 1989-1990

        4: Aims and Statement Committee, 1989

        5: Aims and Statement Committee, 1989

        6: 1984-1986, UCC Round Table "The Academic Life: Some Thoughts on the Act of Teaching"

        7: 1970, 1979, 1986, correspondence

        8: Search Committee, 1986-1987

        9: Biographical article on John D. Stevenson in The Old Times, Autumn, 1981: The Epitome of U.C.C. Comes Home to Roost

        Box 17

        Canadian Institute for Historical Microreproductions

        Folder:

        1: Correspondence, 1977-1980

        2: Same as above, 1981-1982

        3: Same as above, 1983-1986, 1988

        4: Canadian Northern Studies Trust, minutes and agendas, newsletter (Northline), some correspondence, 1984-1989

        Box 18

        Bata Shoe Museum Foundation

        Folder:

        1: Correspondence, minutes and reports, April 1985-July 1985

        2: Correspondence, minutes and reports, September 1985-March 1986

        3: Correspondence, minutes and reports, 1986

        4: Correspondence, minutes and reports, 1987

        5: Correspondence, minutes and reports, 1988

        6: Correspondence, minutes and reports, 1989

        7: Correspondence, minutes and reports, 1990

        8: Correspondence, minutes and reports, 1991

        9: Correspondence, minutes and reports, 1992-1993

        10: Correspondence, minutes and reports, 1994-1995

        11: Bata Shoe Museum, various correspondence, 1995

        Bata Shoe Company

        12: Correspondence, newsletters, reports, clippings etc., January-February 1995

        13: Correspondence, newsletters, reports, clippings etc., March-May 1995

        14: Correspondence, newsletters, reports, clippings etc., June-October 1995

        15: Correspondence, newsletters, reports, clippings etc., November-December 1995

        16: 1988-1994, correspondence and articles on the 1994 celebration at Zlin (town of Bata's first shoe business)

        Robert and Mary Stanfield Foundation

        17: Correspondence, minutes, agendas and reports of the Foundation, 1976-1978

        18: Correspondence, minutes, agendas and reports of the Foundation, 1979-1986

        19: Indian-Eskimo Association, 1965-1970, enclosed and encapsulated due to mold. Handle with Care.

        20: Paper, by T.H.B. Symons, The Obligations of History. A Review of Native Rights in Canada, 1970 or 1971

        Box 19

        National Advisory Committee on the National Atlas of Canada (NACNAC)

        Folder:

        1: 1980-1984, correspondence, grant awards (1984), Report of the National Atlas Committee on the National Atlas of Canada, 5th edition (1975)

        2: January 1986, presentation of the National Atlas of Canada to Prime Minister Mulroney by Robert E.J. Layton, Minister of State for Mines, and Thomas H.B. Symons, photograph included

        3: January-June 1986, correspondence, includes a NACNAC summary history, 1906-1986

        4: July-December 1986, correspondence

        5: 1986, minutes, address lists, etc.

        6: 1986, working group priorities of NACNAC, correspondence and minutes

        7: 1987, correspondence

        8: 1987, reports and minutes

        9: 1988, correspondence

        10: 1988, minutes, membership lists, includes departmental response to a report by Energy, Mines and Natural Resources

        11: 1988, Reports and drafts to Minister of Energy, Mines and Natural Resources, includes various copies of drafts with editing notes

        12: 1989, correspondence

        13: National Atlas workshop, April 19-21, 1989; National Atlas Information Service, reports, correspondence and notes, 1989

        14: 1989, Minutes, reports, seminar itineraries

        15: 1990, correspondence, The Significance of National Geographic Information to Canada, paper presented to the Opportunities Seminar, 31 January 1990

        16: 1990, Opportunities Seminar correspondence, agendas and reports

        17: 1991, Reports, agendas, minutes, address/membership lists

        18: 1991, correspondence

        19: 1992, correspondence and report A Structure for a Ministerial Advisory Body on Geomatics

        Colloquim on the Linguistic Challenge on the 80's: Issues in Bilingualism, September 9-12, 1982

        20: Correspondence 1982

        21: Papers of talks by speakers at the colloquium, participant lists, minutes, pamphlet and notes by T.H.B. Symons for speeches on opening and closing the colloquium

        Box 20

        Miscellaneous

        Box 21

        Miscellaneous

        Box 22

        Association of Commonwealth Universities (ACU)

        Folder:

        1: Correspondence, undated and 1972, 1978-1981

        2: Correspondence, 1982, contains draft of The Future of the ACU: Continuity and Change?

        3: Correspondence, 1983, includes paper The Commonwealth Community of Universities

        4: Correspondence, 1984, includes A proposal for professional associates in the Education Programme of the Commonwealth Secretariat

        5: Correspondence, 1985

        6: Correspondence, 1986

        7: Correspondence, 1987

        8: Correspondence, 1988

        9: Correspondence, 1989, includes The Free-Thinking Christians and the Millennium by John Christodoulou

        10: Correspondence, 1990-1994

        11: 1988-1991, correspondence and articles on the T.H.B. Symons Fellowship in Commonwealth Studies

        12: 1986-1993, Symons Award, correspondence, recipients, funding etc.

        13: Papers and Speeches given by T.H.B. Symons to congresses and dinners

        • Remarks to the Congress dinner at the 11th Congress of Commonwealth Universities, 15 August 1973

        • The Cultural Impact of Industrialization and Technological Innovation, a paper presented to the 13th Congress of Commonwealth Universities, 15 August 1983

        • Culture and Commonwealth: Some Questions about the Definition, Variety and Diversity of Culture, and the Relationship of Culture to Education, a paper presented to the 14th Congress of Commonwealth Universities, 8 February 1988 (also includes a transcription)

        • Speech at the reception given by the Council of the ACU in honour of Professor T.H.B. Symons, outgoing treasurer and former chairman, on Thursday, 3 November 1988, at the Haberdashers Hall, London, England

        14: History of the ACU, 1963-1988

        15: ACU publications, ACU bulletin of current documentation, invitations, Commonwealth Institute Jubilee, The Bombay Experience, by Peter Hetherington, 1993 Swansea Congress pamphlet, Vancouver, BC, 12th Congress of Commonwealth Universities 1978 program, ACU information

        16: Reports:

        • Report of proceedings of 13th Congress of Universities of the Commonwealth

        • Quinquennial Report, 1983-1988, of the Secretary-General to the 14th Congress of Commonwealth Universities

        • Quinquennial Report, 1978-1983, 13th Congress

        • Annual Report, 1984-1985

        • Annual Report, 1986-1987

        • Annual Report, 1988-1989

        17: Minutes and agendas of executive and various committees of the ACU and council, 1983-1985

        18: Minutes and agendas of executive and various committees of the ACU and council, 1986

        19: Minutes and agendas of executive and various committees of the ACU and council, 1987

        20: Minutes and agendas of executive and various committees of the ACU and council, 1988

        21: Minutes and agendas of executive and various committees of the ACU and council, 1990-1991

        22: 1987 Mauritius Council Meeting, includes invitations, itineraries, list of participants and correspondence

        23: Delhi Conference, 1991

        24: 1988 Conference Material for Congress Meeting and Conference in Perth Australia: Congress Organizing Committee, 1987-1988

        25: 1988 Conference Material for Congress Meeting and Conference in Perth Australia: Congress Organizing Committee: Critical Path Plan, 1986, 1988

        26: 1988 Conference Material for Congress Meeting and Conference in Perth Australia: Congress Organizing Committee: Congress Budget, 1984-1987

        Box 23

        Association of Commonwealth Universities (ACU)

        Folder:

        1: Anniversary Appeal Fund Dinner party speeches and brochures, also Appeal Brochures

        2: Special Funds and Appeal Minutes and Reports, 1987-1988

        3: Appeal Funds and Updates, monies received and budget, 1984-1989

        4: Reports from the Canadian Committee, 1987-1988

        5: Appeal Correspondence, 1985

        6: Appeal Correspondence, 1986

        7: Appeal Correspondence, January-August 1987

        8: Appeal Correspondence, September-December 1987

        9: Appeal Correspondence, 1988

        10: Appeal Correspondence, 1989

        11: Appeal Correspondence, 1990-1991

        Commonwealth Scholarship and Fellowship Plan

        12: Correspondence, 1982-1985

        13: Correspondence, 1986

        14: Correspondence, 1987

        15: Minutes, 1983-1985

        16: Agendas and supporting documents for Canadian Commonwealth Scholarship and Fellowship Plan, 12 December 1983

        17: Agendas and supporting documents for Canadian Commonwealth Scholarship and Fellowship Plan, 9 February 1984

        18: Agendas and supporting documents for Canadian Commonwealth Scholarship and Fellowship Plan, 22-23 February 1987

        Gilbey Canada

        19: Correspondence, 1991

        20: Correspondence, 1992

        21: Correspondence, 1993

        22: Correspondence, 1994

        23: Correspondence, 1995

        Box 24

        Folder:

        1: Gilbey Canada, 1991-92

        2: Gilbey Canada, 1988-1992

        3: Gilbey Canada, 1995

        Committee of Presidents of Universities of Ontario

        4: Committee of Presidents of Universities of Ontario, 1965-1966

        5: Committee of Presidents..., 1966-1967

        6: Committee of Presidents..., 1967

        7: Committee of Presidents..., 1970

        8: International Association of University Presidents, 1977-1987

        Box 25

        Correspondence

        Folder:

        1: 1957

        2: 1965

        3: 1966

        4: 1967

        5: 1968

        6: 1969

        Box 26

        Folder:

        1: 1970

        2: 1971

        3: 1972

        4: 1973

        5: 1975

        6: 1978

        7: 1979

        8: 1980

        9: 1981

        10: 1982

        11: 1983

        12: 1984

        13: 1985

        14: 1986

        15: 1987

        16: 1987 (cont'd)

        17: 1987 (cont'd)

        18: 1988

        19: 1988 (cont'd)

        20: 1988 (cont'd)

        Box 27

        Folder:

        1: 1989

        2: 1989 (cont'd)

        3: 1989 (cont'd)

        4: 1990

        5: 1990 (cont'd)

        6: 1990 (cont'd)

        7: 1990 (cont'd)

        8: 1991

        9: 1991 (cont'd) - includes photo of Trent's 1990 student government presidents

        10: 1991 (cont'd)

        Box 28

        Folder:

        1: 1992

        2: 1992 (cont'd)

        3: 1992 (cont'd)

        4: 1992 (cont'd)

        Box 29

        Folder:

        1: 1992 (cont'd) - includes a photo of T.H.B. Symons

        2: 1992 (cont'd)

        3: 1992 (cont'd)

        Box 30

        Folder:

        1: 1993

        2: 1993 (cont'd)

        3: 1993 (cont'd)

        4: 1993 (cont'd)

        Box 31

        Folder:

        1: 1994

        2: 1994 (cont'd)

        3: 1994 (cont'd)

        4: 1994 (cont'd)

        5: 1994 (cont'd)

        6: 1994 (cont'd)

        7: 1994 (cont'd)

        8: 1994 (cont'd)

        9: 1995

        10: 1995 (cont'd)

        11: 1995 (cont'd)

        12: 1995 (cont'd)

        Box 32

        Folder:

        1: 1995 (cont'd)

        2: 1995 (cont'd)

        3: 1995 (cont'd) - (includes photos of T.H.B. Symons and others [in Nova Scotia])

        4: 1995 (cont'd)

        5: 1995 (cont'd)

        Box 33

        Folder:

        1: Correspondence, n.d.

        Correspiondence - Specific Categories

        2: Yes Canada, 1992-1994

        3: Canadian Bureau for International Education (CBIE) Award, 1993

        4: Trinity College, 1964-1982

        5: University of Toronto Schools, 1963-1980

        6: Canon Charles Moeller, 1966

        7: The United Nations Association, 1967-1968

        8: Peel County Historical Society, 1964-1968

        9: Visit to Dalhousie University, 1982

        10: Architectural Conservancy of Ontario, 1968-1972

        11: Visit of Upper Canada College Rugby Team to Barbados, March 1987

        Box 34

        Folder:

        1: "One Country of Two" book, 1969-1972

        2: 1980-1985 Universities Research Associationships program, Colloquium on the Linguistic Challenge for the 80's

        3: 1986, death of R.J. Thom, spring convocation speech

        4: 1987, letters and drafts concerning Master Planning Architect, correspondence re: Honorary degrees etc

        5: 1988, invitations, certificate of Customized Toponymy (2 certificates for drumlins named after Professor Symons and his wife), donations, Award for Teaching Excellence, Symons' Medal, guest lectures at Trent, congratulatory letters to Honorary degree holders

        6: 1989, general correspondence

        7: 1990, general correspondence

        8: 1991, 1st lecture of Northern Chair series

        9: 1991, correspondence with Shelagh Grant

        10: 1991, correspondence regarding Peter MacKinnon and the Trent Choir

        11: 1992, 1st Stats Can lecturer and the 2nd lecture of the Northern Chair series

        12: 1993, general correspondence

        13: 1980-1982, 1985-1987, correspondence with President Theall

        14: 1988-1993, FOR TOMORROW CAMPAIGN

        15: Correspondence with the Victoria and Grey Trust Company

        16: Book and library donations to Bata Library

        17: Redelmeier Coins

        18: Potential Archival donations

        19: Music by Canadian Composers course outline

        20: 1989, gift of two board tables to Trent

        21: Canadian-UK Exchange Fellowship in Canadian Studies

        22: 1990-1995, Ward Garden, Note: minutes from the Ward Garden Committee are included

        Vanier Seminar

        23: 1984, 1986-1993, 1981, 1982 correspondence

        24: Visit of Sir Nicholas Bayne, British High Commissioner and Lady Bayne, 15-16 November 1993

        25: 1989-1992, members of the Vanier Seminar, syllabi, major paper assignments

        26: Vanier Seminar, 1986-1989

        27: Vanier Seminar, 1990-1992, includes a photograph and some correspondence re: the Great Walk from Trent to Curve Lake (1967 or 1968)

        28: Vanier Seminar, 1994

        29: Vanier Seminar, 1989-1990, topics of discussion during the Vanier Seminar

        30 and 31: 1991-1992

        32: Vanier Chair Announcement, 1979, Professor Symons

        33: Vanier Chair correspondence, 1980-1982

        Box 35

        Folder:

        1: Celanese Canada Inc.: Social Responsibility Committee, Chaired by T.H.B. Symons: Letter of appointment

        2: Social Responsibility Committee, Correspondence and Minutes: 1979-1984

        3: S.R.C. 1985-1989

        4: S.R.C. 1990-1995

        5: Celanese, Correspondence: N.D. and hand-written notes

        6: Celanese, Correspondence: 1980-1988

        7: Celanese, Correspondence: 1989-1991

        8: Celanese, Correspondence: 1992-1996

        9: Correspondence regarding acquisition of George Back Notebooks by National Archives of Canada

        10: Donations file

        11: Donations file

        12: Donations file

        13: Photographs

        14: Celanese administrative documents, reports and correspondence, N.D.

        15: Celanese administrative documents, 1981-1988

        16: Celanese administrative documents, 1989

        17: Celanese administrative documents, 1990-1996

        18: Celanese Board of Directors, Minutes: 1984-1989

        19: Board of Directors, Minutes: 1990-1992

        20: Board of Directors, Minutes: 1993

        21: Board of Directors, Minutes: 1994-1996

        22: Northern Science Award: N.D. and 1983-1986

        23: Northern Science Award: 1987

        24: Northern Science Award: 1988

        25: Northern Science Award: 1989

        26: Northern Science Award: 1990

        27: Northern Science Award: Photographs

        Box 36

        Folder:

        1: National Capital Planning Committee: N.D. and Maps

        2: N.C.P.C.: 1988

        3: N.C.P.C.: 1989

        4: N.C.P.C.: 1990

        5: N.C.P.C.: 1991

        6: N.C.P.C.: 1992

        Box 37

        Folder:

        1: Canadian Polar Research Commission Study: N.D. and 1986-1987

        2: C.P.R.C.: 1988

        3: C.P.R.C.: 1989

        4: C.P.R.C.: 1993-1995

        Box 38

        British-North American Committee:

        Folder:

        1: Miscellaneous documents including minute, executive committee minutes, reports, some notes and correspondence, 1983-1985

        2: Miscellaneous documents including minute, executive committee minutes, reports, some notes and correspondence, 1986

        3: Miscellaneous documents including minute, executive committee minutes, reports, some notes and correspondence, 1987

        4: Miscellaneous documents including minute, executive committee minutes, reports, some notes and correspondence, 1988

        5: Miscellaneous documents including minute, executive committee minutes, reports, some notes and correspondence, 1989

        6: Miscellaneous documents including minute, executive committee minutes, reports, some notes and correspondence, 1990

        7: Miscellaneous documents including minute, executive committee minutes, reports, some notes and correspondence, 1991

        8: Miscellaneous documents including minute, executive committee minutes, reports, some notes and correspondence, 1992

        9: Miscellaneous documents including minute, executive committee minutes, reports, some notes and correspondence, 1993

        10: Miscellaneous documents including minute, executive committee minutes, reports, some notes and correspondence, 1994

        11: Miscellaneous documents including minute, executive committee minutes, reports, some notes and correspondence, 1995

        Box 39

        Folder:

        1: Legislative Assembly of Ontario: Report and debates of Select Committee on Education

        The Canadian Educational Standards Institute:

        2: Background history

        3: Newspaper clippings

        4: Board of Directors, 1994- 1995

        5: Project: Conference of Independent Schools - minutes, 1987

        6: Evaluation/ standards Council, 1988

        7: Income and expenditures, 1985-1992

        8: Memorandums: COnference of Indipendent Schools, 1987-1990

        9: Financial statements, 1987-1993

        10: Correspondence

        11: Letters, 1987-1992

        Loose in the box: About Canada: The Aging of the Canadian Population

        Box 40

        Folder:

        1: Procedures Manual

        2: Notes

        3: Documents

        4: Minutes of the Board of Directors, 1987-1994

        Box 41

        United World Colleges:

        Folder:

        1: Miscellaneous correspondence, notes and documents, 1979-1981

        2: Miscellaneous correspondence, notes and documents, 1982-1983

        3: Miscellaneous correspondence, notes and documents, 1984

        4: Miscellaneous correspondence, notes and documents, 1985

        5: Miscellaneous correspondence, notes and documents, 1986

        6: Miscellaneous correspondence, notes and documents, 1987

        7: Miscellaneous correspondence, notes and documents, 1988

        8: Miscellaneous correspondence, notes and documents, 1989

        9: Miscellaneous correspondence, notes and documents, 1990

        10: Miscellaneous correspondence, notes and documents, 1991

        11: Miscellaneous correspondence, notes and documents, 1992

        12: Same as above, 1993

        Box 42

        National Library Advisory Board (NLAB):

        Folder:

        1: Minutes of Board meetings, some correspondence, notes and other documents, 1978-1979

        2: Minutes of Board meetings, some correspondence, notes and other documents, 1980-1982

        3: Minutes of Board meetings, some correspondence, notes and other documents, 1983

        4: Minutes of Board meetings, some correspondence, notes and other documents, 1984

        5: Minutes of Board meetings, some correspondence, notes and other documents, 1985

        6: Minutes of Board meetings, some correspondence, notes and other documents, 1986, includes a photo of members of [NLAB]

        7: Minutes of Board meetings, some correspondence, notes and other documents, 1987

        8: Minutes of Board meetings, some correspondence, notes and other documents, 1988

        9: Minutes of Board meetings, some correspondence, notes and other documents, 1989

        10: Minutes of Board meetings, some correspondence, notes and other documents, 1990, includes a photo of members of [NLAB]

        11: Special meeting of NLAB, Ottawa, December 1994

        Box 43

        Folder:

        1: Confederation Centre For the Arts: Minutes and Correspondence: 1985-1986 and photographs

        2: Confederation Centre for the Arts: 1987

        3: Confederation Centre for the Arts: 1988

        4: Confederation Centre for the Arts: 1989

        5: Confederation Centre for the Arts: 1990

        6: Confederation Centre for the Arts: 1991

        7: Confederation Centre for the Arts: 1992

        8: Confederation Centre for the Arts: 1993

        Box 44

        Folder:

        1: Confederation Centre for the Arts: 1994

        2: Confederation Centre for the Arts: 1995

        3: Confederation Birthplace: Minutes, reports, 1991

        4: Confederation Birthplace: Correspondence, 1989-1993

        Box 45

        Folder

        1: Statistics Canada, Minutes/Agendas 1984

        2: Statistics Canada, Minutes/Agendas 1985

        3: National Statistics Council, Minutes/Agendas, 1986

        4: National Statistics Council, Minutes/Agendas, 1987

        5: National Statistics Council, Minutes/Agendas, 1988

        6: National Statistics Council, Minutes/Agendas, 1989

        7: National Statistics Council, Minutes/Agendas, 1990

        8: National Statistics Council, Minutes/Agendas, 1991

        9: National Statistics Council, Minutes/Agendas, 1992

        10: National Statistics Council, Minutes/Agendas, 1993

        11: National Statistics Council, Minutes/Agendas, 1994

        12: National Statistics Council, Minutes/Agendas, 1995

        13: National Statistics Council, Minutes/Agendas, 1996

        Box 46

        Folder:

        1: National Statistics Council, Correspondence, 1983

        2: National Statistics Council, Correspondence, 1985

        3: National Statistics Council, Correspondence, 1986

        4: National Statistics Council, Correspondence, 1987

        5: National Statistics Council, Correspondence, 1988

        6: National Statistics Council, Correspondence, 1989

        7: National Statistics Council, Correspondence, 1990

        8: National Statistics Council, Correspondence, 1991

        9: National Statistics Council, Correspondence, 1992

        10: National Statistics Council, Correspondence, 1993

        11: National Statistics Council, Correspondence, 1994

        12: National Statistics Council, Correspondence, 1995

        13: As above, N.D. and personal notes

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