Archives Catalogue

Typed notes from "The Screening of Psychoneurotics in the Army: Technical Development of Tests"

Typed notes about McNab's Island

Typed notes about Inspector F. J. Fitzgerald's lost patrol

Typed notes about Inspector F. J. Fitzgerald

Typed drafts of newspaper articles about the new Nova Scotia Rehabilitation Centre

Two women leaning on a rock

Two women and a man sitting on a beach

Two soldiers on a step

Two small charcoal and pencil sketches by Donald Cameron Mackay showing armed sailors boarding a surfaced submarine

Two officers standing under a tree

Two officers sitting inside of a tent

Two officers in front of the tents

Two men standing in front of a stone house

Two men in a hay field

Two ink drawings by Donald Cameron Mackay of H II Mark II and Mark XIV floating mines.

Two images of children holding protest signs in Halifax's Grand Parade at an anti-Vietnam War demonstration

Two couples outside

Twelfth night

Tulsa Based Foundation Develops Alternative To Welfare for Korean Lepers : [article and correspondence]

Trout tales : chronicles of the Izaak Walton Club of Dalhousie University / John G. Aldous

Trojan women 2

Trojan women 1

Troisieme scherzo pour le piano

Tribute to the late H.A. Flemming : [manuscript]

Tribute to Dr. Howard C. Clark and Dr. I. Joy Dickson-Clark on the occasion of Dr. Clark's retirement as president of Dalhousie University

Trelawny of the 'wells' : [program]

Trelawny of the 'wells'

Treatment of pneumonia sixty years ago / Dr. A.P. Reid : [facsimile]

Transparency showing the area severely infested by the spruce budworm 1909-1981 (in millions of hectares)

Transparency showing post breeding season abundance after several sprays, Riverside site, central Nova Scotia

Transparency showing breeding density of palm warbler in clearcut regeneration, post-glyphosate spraying, Riverside site, central Nova Scotia

Transparency showing biomass measurements for an ENFOR study of standing crops and fluxes at Site H8, a stand of sugar maple (Acer saccharum), red maple (Acer rubrum), and yellow birch (Betula alleghaniensis) at an unidentified central Nova Scotian location