Contains loose-leaf pages of typed poetry by Alan Creighton, arranged chronologically and indicating where and when each poem was published. Includes 133 poems total, with index.
File contains 6 loose sketches in pencil, charcoal, pencil crayon, and oil, size 41x51 cm. Sketches depict people. Items were previously mounted on poster board.
Series consists of various prose works by Alan Creighton, including literary criticism, histories of various towns/locations (primarily Nova Scotian), short stories, and reminisces of locations, events, and people. The short stories are on a variety of topics and tend to include an element of morality and appreciation of beauty in different forms.
File contains magazines featuring published poetry by Alan Creighton, including "Driftwind", "Westward", "The Crucible" and "Canadian Poetry Magazine."
File contains 2 coil bound notebooks with handwritten thoughts covering 1983 - 1988, including dreams, musings, notes on classic authors and poems, etc.
File includes report cards and other school-related documents, part of a short story written by Alan Creighton in childhood, items related to his position as shipping news reporter, and assorted other papers. Items were previously housed together in a scrapbook titled "Early
File contains 1 painting in watercolour on paper, size 31x41 cm. Noted on verso is "film 98.58." Painting depicts a shed/shack in a field with a pile of scrap material in the foreground.
File contains loose sketches of predominantly coastal scenes in Nova Scotia; some are identified. Also contains 1 colour postcard which was possibly used for inspiration. Items were previously housed together in a photo album titled "Sea and Land."
File contains 1 notebook of handwritten notes regarding the shipping news, and several loose typed pages with notes and reminisces about Alan Creighton's time as a shipping news reporter (from a later date).
File contains 13 short stories by Alan Creighton, including 11 which are photocopied from "The Busy East," later known as "The Maritime Advocate and Busy East". Titles include: "Similia Similibus Curantur (Like Cures Like)", "Dykeland Dizzy", "Merger", "Release", "Dawn", "Romance and the Countess", "The Voice", "Delayed", "A Christmas Welcome", "A Cup of Tea", "Better Prospects", "One Spring Morning", and "Approach of Winter."
Series consists of sketches and art studies by Alan Creighton in various media, including pencil, ink, crayon, charcoal, and watercolour and oil paints. Subjects include people (faces and figures as well as studies of isolated body parts), landscapes (particularly coastal and wooded scenes), and studies of various elements of nature (such as clouds).
File contains 2 albums of sketches (17 sheets total) in watercolour, size 31x36 cm. Noted on covers is "film 01.12" and "film 01.14." Sketches depict landscapes and houses, some are identified.
File contains 3 albums (58 sketches total) in pencil, charcoal, and watercolour, size 28x38 cm. Noted on covers are "film 01.31," "films 01.34 + 01.35 + 01.36," and "films 01.12 and 01.13." Sketches depict landscapes, houses, people, etc. Some sketches are labeled, including one titled "Goodman House in Kentville," likely Marge (Creighton) Goodman's home.
File contains loose sketches depicting "Concert at Massey Hall, Feb. 1982" and other figure studies. Items previously housed together in a photo album titled "Sketches."
File contains 1 album with 13 photographs taken by Alan Creighton, depicting outdoor scenes at Annapolis and Kentville, Nova Scotia. Possibly used as inspiration for his paintings.
File contains 1 album with 11 colour photographs size 9x9 cm, taken by Alan Creighton, mostly of his apartment in Ontario (possibly Scarborough) and its environs.
File contains 1 album with 12 colour photographs taken by Alan Creighton, depicting outdoor scenes in Toronto, Ontario. Possibly used as inspiration for his paintings.
File contains 1 album with 12 colour photographs taken by Alan Creighton, depicting harbour scenes and boats. Possibly used as inspiration for his paintings.
File contains 1 album with 18 colour photographs size 10x10 cm, taken by Alan Creighton, depicting boats and harbourfront activity. Possibly used as inspiration for his paintings.