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File consists of Prof. John Wadland’s subject file on architecture. Newspaper clippings and photocopied articles cover topics including (but not limited to) the history of architecture in Canada from the 19th century to the mid-20th century, architectural theory, and particular buildings, especially in Ontario.

Folder 1
Newspaper clippings

1. 1966 [Missing]
2. 1967
3. 1968
4. January-August 1969
5. September 1-15 1969
6. September 16-30 1969
7. October-December 1969
8. January-February 1970
9. March-May 1970
10. June-December 1970
11. 1971-1972

Folder 2

1. Cote, E. -A. The North - Canadian and Soviet challenges
2. Foundation Francaise d'etudes nordiques. 4e Congres international
3. Arctic Native Conference, July 13-20, 1970 [Missing]
4. Canada. Department of Transport. Meteorological Branch. Arctic Summary, January -June 1967.
   5-5a. Miscellaneous articles

1. Social Sciences, Humanities, Medicine and Technology

AINA

1. General information
2. Technical papers - contents
3. Newsletter: no. 6, December 1968

1. The Land Use Adjustment And Farm Enlargement Program
2. ARDA Project Approvals
3. Summary ARDA Projects in Ontario as of March 1st. 1966
   4-6. New Releases
4. Press clippings 1967
5. Press clippings 1968
6. Press clippings 1969
7. Press clippings 1970
8. Press clippings 1971
9. Federal-provincial rural development agreement 1965-1970

Octavo. Original Printed Wrappers. (22 cm x 14.4 cm), pp. 22, side-notes, folding map, tan printed paper wraps, pamphlet-stitched binding. At head of cover: "To be ignorant of the North-West is to be ignorant of the greater portion of our Country", and below title: "The Universal Verdict - Expectations More than Realized." Covers lightly soiled, stamp at lower end of front cover: "From Depository of Emigration Literature, 33 York St., Toronto, W.R. Callaway, General Manager", address stamp to rear cover, department of Emigration plate to rear cover partially covering address stamp, else very good copy. "During the tour the Vice-Regal partly drove nearly 1,500 miles after leaving the Canada Pacific line at Portage la Prairie; hence no more reliable accounts could be obtained from any traveller than His Excellency was in a position to give, and his statements proclaim trumpet-tongued that the Land of Promise surpasses in richness of soil, grandeur of scenery, and gradations of climatology, any other country upon the American Continent." - Introduction. [2291]

File consists of one headshot of Cynthia Armour.

Folder 1
Newspaper clippings

1. Undated clippings
2. 1966
3. 1967
4. 1968
5. 1968
6. 1969
7. 1970
8. 1971
9. 1972

Folder 2

1. Miscellaneous letters, news releases, etc.
2. U.S. Department of the Interior. Indian Arts and Crafts Board Fact Sheet 2
3. Houston, Alma. Notes on Eskimo art - Cape Dorset
4. Houston, James A. Eskimo Carvings
5. The Canadian Banker, Autumn, 1962
6. Burgess, Helen. A talent to carve.