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Program for the funeral and memorial service of Alexander E. Kerr held at Fort Massey Church

MS-2-153, Box 4, Folder 18
File
1974

Part of Alexander E. Kerr fonds

Speech given by Alexander Kerr at the St Ann's Gaelic Mod, Cape Breton

MS-2-153, Box 4, Folder 17
File
1951

Part of Alexander E. Kerr fonds

Speech given by K.C. Laurie, Chairman of the Board of Governors, on the occasion of Alexander Kerr's installation

MS-2-153, Box 4, Folder 1
File
1945

Part of Alexander E. Kerr fonds

The story of Reverend Norman McLeod : [draft manuscript]

MS-2-153, Box 3, Folder 8, Item 3
Item
[1960s]

Part of Alexander E. Kerr fonds

Item consists of a heavily-annotated typed draft manuscript of a Robertson Lecture speech delivered by Alexander Kerr in the 1960s about the life of Norman McLeod.

Reverend James Ross, D.D., 1811-1886

MS-2-153, Box 3, Folder 8, Item 2
Item
[1960s]

Part of Alexander E. Kerr fonds

Item consists of a manuscript of a speech delivered by Alexander Kerr on the life of James Ross.

The legacy of Reverend Thomas McCulloch : [draft manuscript]

MS-2-153, Box 3, Folder 8, Item 1
Item
1965

Part of Alexander E. Kerr fonds

Item consists of an annotated draft of the 1964-65 Robertson Lecture delivered by Alexander Kerr on the life of Thomas McCulloch.

Alexander Kerr's speaking notes and scripts

MS-2-153, Box 3, Folder 7
File
[ca. 1966]

Part of Alexander E. Kerr fonds

File includes a convocation address to the University of King's College and Dalhousie University; an address to the Stationer's Guild of Saint John, NB; an address to the Imperial Order of Daughters of the Empire; an address to the Maritime Conference of the United Church; and a tribute to the Reverend James Ross.

Alexander Kerr's 1963 convocation address