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Includes street index.

File consists of a photograph of Len Vernon with Maureen Hughes, Paul Crookall, Rod Cumming, and Gary Wolff.

The fonds consists of a typescript copy by Vernon B. Wadsworth titled "A History of Exploratory Surveys Conducted by John Stroughton Dennis, Provincial Land Surveyor, in the Muskoka, Perry Sound and Nipissing Districts, 1860-1865." It also includes a press clipping and an obituary of Vernon B. Wadsworth.

This fonds consists of a "School Exercise Book" which contains a handwritten biographical sketch of Miss Burgess' "First School", undoubtedly written to be read to the members of the Shakespeare Club at one of their monthly meetings. The 31 loose sheets consist of poems and verse written by Burgess over the years as inspiration or occasion presented.

File consists of photographs of Christl Verdyum. She received two awards while working at Trent University, the Symons Medal (1975) and the Symons Award for Excellence in Teaching (1996). Verdyum was also Chair of Trent University Faculty Association in 1988.

• File consists of plays, creative writing, and correspondence relating to a group referred to as "The Reading Party" or the "Reading Club." 1898 from Lynne [Plummer] at Trinity College School to The Reading Club and its director, Miss [Leay]craft. One photograph of four women is annotated with "'The Reading Class' June 1898
• Dorothy [Perraue]." One longer play is located in the oversized materials box.

File consists of letters and other written material. Many of the letters are from Vera (Morgan) Gzowski in France to her father, [name] from 1894-1901. Vera refers to her father as "Darling Vally-Boy" in most letters. There are a few letters from [father] to Vera. Letters from [father] to Vera are from France, Brooklyn, USA, and Rome, Italy. Other letters include a letter from Fanny Puzzi from Kensington, UK. Included also are three drawings made by Vera. Other material includes two post cards from Vera's father at Caen, France, and Paris, France to Vera at an address Paris in 1985. One poem written by Vera, addressed to her father is in French.

The fonds consists of typescript copies of letters patent and correspondence, from 1797 to 1855, relating to Bishop Jacob Mountain, first Anglican bishop of Quebec and to George Jehoshaphat Mountain, third Anglican bishop of Quebec, as well as to various Church matters. The fonds also includes notes taken from reports of The Society for the Propagation of the Gospel, from Letters Patent and from correspondence relating to Clergy Reserves and other topics.

Folder 1: Typed copies of Letter Patent and correspondence 1979-1855. The Letters Patent deal with various appointments of members of the Mountain Family; authorization to build a rectory; grants of land for building of churches. The correspondence is chiefly that of George Jehoshaphat Mountain, although some relates to his uncle, Jehoshaphat Mountain. Topic include appointments of various posts, petitions of widows of officers asking for help in claiming pensions, estimates of amounts for the payment of salaries of the Clergy, various other topics relating to the church.

Folder 2: Index of "Volumes in the Archives at Quebec Deposited in Vault of Museum". notes taken from reports of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts 1814-1844. (In the public museum at Quebec) Notes taken from Letters Paten 1799-1846, from the Quebec Diocesan Archives. Copies of correspondence and notes taken from correspondence relating to Clergy Reserves and to various churches. Extracts from the Mountain papers 1815-1836.

Octavo. Soft Cover. Pp. 39, Illustrated wrappers, sewn binding. Bold pencil signature across title-page of Antonio Perrault (1880-1955), an important Quebec lawyer, teacher and author. Both upper and lower cover detached but present, signatures a little loose but holding, spinestrip chipped, paper tanned around margins. Quite scarce. Louis Vauxcelles (1870-1945) was an influential French art critic. To him are attributed the terms Fauvism (1905), and Cubism (1908). [2693]

File consists of photographs of Romas "Ron" Vastokas, a professor of Anthropology at Trent University, he retired in 1996.

File consists of photographs of Joan Vastokas, professor of Anthropology at Trent University. She is also the recipient of the Distinguished Research Award in 1991.

Includes the following articles:

• Effects of Sulphur Deposition on Lake-Water Chemistry in Ontario, Canada / by B.P. Neary & P.J. Dillon (reprinted from Nature, Vol. 333, No. 6171, May 1988)
  -The Rate of Acidification of Aquatic Ecosystems in Ontario, Canada / by P.J. Dillon, R.A. Reid & E. de Grosbois (reprinted from Nature, Vol. 329, No. 6134, Sept. 1987)
• The Effects of Short-Term Laboratory pH Depressions on Molting, Mortality and Major Ion Concentrations in the Mayflies Stenonema femoratum and Leptophlebia cupida (Hydrobiologia, 184:89-97, 1989)
• Modifying Effects of Life State, Ionic Strength and Post-Exposure Mortality on Lethality of H+ and Al to Lake Trout and Brook Trout (Aquatic Toxicology, 15(1989) 1-26)
• Phosphorus - Phytoplankton Relationships in Nutrient-Poor Soft-Water Lakes in Canada (Verh.Internat.Verein.Limnol, 23:258-264, Jan. 1988)
• Evidence of Acidification Effects on Stream Insect Communities in Central Ontario Between 1937 and 1985 (Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences, Vol.44, No.9, 1987)
• Lethality of Low pH and Al to Early Life Stages of Six Fish Species Inhabiting PreCambrian Shield Waters in Ontario (Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences, Vol.46, No.7, 1989)