Folder consists of Robert Doyle's production notebook for the 1980 Nova Scotia Tattoo, a copy of "Air travel arrangements for the visit of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother to Canada" (1974) and a copy of the "Meet the Navy" booklet.
File contains the Nova Scotian section from the April 12, 1996 issue of the Chronicle Herald. The front page of the section features an article about a Dalhousie University Costume Studies project. The project was a re-enactment of a wedding that took place on December 29, 1764 between Joseph Goreham and Ann Spry. The article is divided between two pages of the newspaper section and features three black and white photographs of the event.
File contains a newspaper clipping from the November 20, 1984 issue of the Chronicle Herald. The clipping contains an article called "Exciting fashions for the party-goer" which features three photographs of outfits. The clipping may have been used as research material for costume design.
File contains an article about the Daffodil Ball, a spring gala fundraiser for the Canadian Cancer Society's 50th anniversary of operating in Nova Scotia. The article describes the importance of the ball for the Canadian Cancer Society. The article has been cut out of a newspaper and was written by Shirley Ellis for a column called "Round & About." The article mentions that Robert Doyle created the setting for the event.
Folder consists of information on the UASNS's Terence Bay excavation project in newsletter issues 81-02 and 82-01 and the report "The Terence Bay Wreck: a project of the Underwater Archaeology Society of Nova Scotia. It also contains information on the "Tribute" project concerning locating the remains of the frigate la Tribute.
The folder contains a bound copy of the 1981 "Meet the Navy" program, the 1980 "Meet the Navy" program, Robert Doyle's production notes, and a sample of the maple leaf with crown symbol mounted on a painted canvas.
