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Correspondence
Correspondence
Articles, public addresses
Articles, public addresses
Family papers and miscellanea
Family papers and miscellanea
James W. Curran fonds
James W. Curran fonds
A correspondence
A correspondence
B correspondence
B correspondence
Brown, Charles E. correspondence
Brown, Charles E. correspondence
Burnett, E.K. correspondence
Burnett, E.K. correspondence
Burpee, L.T. correspondence
Burpee, L.T. correspondence
C correspondence
C correspondence
Christensen, Dr. T. P. correspondence
Christensen, Dr. T. P. correspondence
Christianson, M. correspondence
Christianson, M. correspondence
Christofferson, Dr. K. correspondence
Christofferson, Dr. K. correspondence
Currelly, C. T. correspondence
Currelly, C. T. correspondence
D correspondence
D correspondence
Dashiell, G. R. correspondence
Dashiell, G. R. correspondence
Dodd, J. E. correspondence
Dodd, J. E. correspondence
E correspondence
E correspondence
Erickson, A. J. correspondence
Erickson, A. J. correspondence
F correspondence
F correspondence
G correspondence
G correspondence
Gell, Fletcher. A partner of Dodds, the discoverer of the Beardmore Norse relics. Correspondence
Gell, Fletcher. A partner of Dodds, the discoverer of the Beardmore Norse relics. Correspondence
Greenaway, E. Royal Ontario Museum representative. Correspondence
Greenaway, E. Royal Ontario Museum representative. Correspondence
H - Contains W. P. Hepburn letter 13 December supporting Sir James Dunn's acquisition of the Sault Ste. Marie paper mill. Montagnais-English translations discussed with F H Hardy the Parliamentary librarian. Correspondence
H - Contains W. P. Hepburn letter 13 December supporting Sir James Dunn's acquisition of the Sault Ste. Marie paper mill. Montagnais-English translations discussed with F H Hardy the Parliamentary librarian. Correspondence
Holand, H. R. Discusses his Kensington stone book notes and their loss in a fire. Correspondence
Holand, H. R. Discusses his Kensington stone book notes and their loss in a fire. Correspondence