Women's Studies

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      • External Resources: [Canadian Research Institute for the Advancement of Women](https://www.criaw-icref.ca/), [Canadian Committee on Women's History](https://ccwgh-cchfg.com/)

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            3 Archival description results for Women's Studies

            Elsie Ross diaries
            75-1000 · Item · 1911-1912

            The first item is a diary of historical places in Paris, France, written from November 1911 to July 1912. It includes postcards of historically interesting buildings and notations regarding the use of the buildings and their origins. The second item is a diary of art history, written from February to July 1912. It includes postcards of works of art and notations relating to the history of art.

            Ross, Elsie
            Margaret Scott fonds
            94-1003 · Fonds · 1903-1904, 1959

            This fonds consists of the original diary of Margaret Jane Scott who attended Lindsay Model School and then Toronto Normal School before teaching in Omemee, Ontario. The diary covers the period of time Margaret spent in Toronto at Normal School. Also included in the fonds is a typescript copy of the diary which is bound and includes an introduction, photograph and a section entitled conversations with Ida Scott which was produced September 12, 1994.

            Scott, Margaret
            Mary Tuer diary
            75-1001 · Item · 2 July 1914-4 Sept. 1914

            This item is a diary of a European tour from 2 July to 4 September 1914, and of boat trip aboard the SS Megantic (Montreal, Quebec, to Liverpool, England). There are also passenger lists, menus, and postcards included in the diary. The diary has some references to the outbreak of World War I, and the removal of British subjects from the continent. There is also one piece of correspondence included dated 6 September 1914. The diary chronicles a tour through England, France, Holland, Belgium, Germany and Switzerland.

            Tuer, Mary