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Series consists of administrative records of the Indian-Eskimo Association, including Board of Directors and Executive Minutes, annual reports, correspondence, and other records.

File includes the following articles:

1. Memo to Mrs. Rouillard from Information Division Department of Northern Affairs and National Resources
2. Eskimo baby brings warmth in the North.

1. Miscellaneous newspaper clippings
2. In search of Indian foster homes
3. Today's child

1. Canada's manpower policy
2. Canadian Association for adult Education. Interim, v. 5 No. 1, September 1968
3. Community Welfare Planning Council, Winnipeg. Leadership and Adult Education Courses April 1st. 1963 - March 31st 1964
   4-5. Haggestrom, Warren C. Poverty and adult education
4. Institute de Mamram cook. Centre residential pour l'education des adultes. [not included in file]
5. Ontario. Department of social and Family Services. Open letter to Indian Bands ... July 1970.
6. Stinson, Arthur. An educational approach to community development.
7. Woods, Richard G. Helping institutions respond to change needs through training.
8. Workers Educational Association
9. Miscellaneous newspaper clippings

1. Ellis, Eleanor A. Education of the Eskimo for Wage Employment
2. Rural Learning Association. Miscellaneous
3. Newspaper clippings 1968-1970

Folder 1

1. Application for McIntosh Residential School by Widjiitiwin Corporation
2. Canada. Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development Letter to Martin O'Connell
3. Hannin, Daniel. The Adult Education Bureau of The Jesuit Ontario missions [Missing]
4. The Indian Industrial Development Program A New Industrial Opportunity
5. Lumsden, R. Paul. Training for development of human resources [Missing]
6. Sullivan, Leon H. Self-help and motivation [Missing]
7. Zwicker, Barrie. The retraining row: Queen's Park points a finger at Ottawa [Missing]
8. Newspaper clippings, 1965 [Missing]
9. Newspaper clippings, 1966
10. Newspaper clippings, 1967
11. Newspaper clippings, 1968
12. Newspaper clippings, 1969
13. Newspaper clippings, 1970
14. Newspaper clippings, 1971
15. Newspaper clippings, 1972
16. Miscellaneous undated clippings
17. Training and placement services [Missing]

Folder 2

1. Canada. Department of Indian Affairs and Norther Development. Newsletter, January 21, 1970. [Missing]
2. Citizen. Leadership training for Indian citizens.
3. First Indian folk school [Missing]
4. Fundamental Indian Adult Educ. Program January-March 1966
5. Indian Leadership Training
6. Miscellaneous letters to and by Donald Moses
7. Miscellaneous

1. Kassarjian, Harold H. The Negro and American advertising, 1946-1965
2. Re ad by Township of Chinquacousy for Indian chief
3. Newspaper clippings etc. 1968
4. Newspaper clippings etc. 1969
5. Newspaper clippings etc. 1971
6. Newspaper clippings et. 1972
7. Miscellaneous ads

Series consists of files pertaining to the advocacy of individuals and organizations, largely relating to occupational and environmental health and safety. This includes significant records relating to the Occupational and Environmental Health Coalition - Peterborough (OEHCP) and the Occupational Health Clinics for Ontario Workers (OHCOW) and their support for workers from General Electric in Peterborough. Other files relate to workers' health organizations, unions, researchers, and activists. Most files contain a wide range of materials, including correspondence, meeting minutes, notes, public education materials, reports, clippings, and other records relating to occupational health and safety and advocacy for workers.

File consists of aerial photographs of the Nassau (Symons) Campus at different stages of construction, mostly depicting West Bank. Also included is a very early photograph of downtown Peterborough, likely where the Quaker Oats building and Heritage Jail now are (Brock and Murray Streets). In the photo there is still a railway running along the bank of the Otonabee River.

File consists of aerial photographs taken of the Nassau (Symons) Campus site as it grew. The photos are taken from many angles capturing all aspects of the campus.

File consists of aerial photographs showing all parts of the Symon's campus and surrounding areas as the campus developed. Many buildings can be seen including Lady Eaton College, Champlain College, Otonabee College, Bata Library, an early Science Complex, the Athletics Centre, and parts of the surrounding neighborhood.

File consists of aerial photographs taken of the Nassau (Symons) Campus site during Trent University's early years of running both campuses. Major construction projects are finished and more buildings start to appear in the photographs. Otonabee College can be seen, as well as the Athletics Centre. The Archaeology Centre and Mackenzie house can be seen in some photographs as well. Trent Sports Fields are not yet constructed.

The smallest black and white photograph was taken by D. Desjardins.

File consists of aerial photographs taken of the Nassau (Symons) Campus site either right before construction started or taken during the very early stages of construction. The photographs mostly come up the river, starting at the south end near the Peterborough Rowing Club House and Stanley Adamson Powerhouse, and then moving north towards the campus location. Early versions of Champlain College, Lady Eaton College, Bata Library, and Science Complex can be seen, as well as an unfinished version of Faryon Bridge.

File consists of photographs of the Nassau (Symons) Campus being developed. Photographs were taken throughout the years as more buildings and areas of campus were built.

File consists of photographs of downtown Peterborough neighborhoods and Trent University's Nassau campus. A few photos are close ups of the campus buildings.

File consists of aerial photographs taken during the construction of the Symon's campus. Mostly of Westbank campus but some full campus images are included as well. Some photographs are close ups of the college buildings.