Correspondence concerning Robert Logan's United States citizenship
- Ms-2-580, Box 16, Folder 23
- File
- 1923 - 1962
Part of Robert A. Logan fonds
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Archival Description- MS-2-580, OS Box 19, Folder 2
- File
- 1911-1925; 1943-1944
Part of Robert A. Logan fonds
File contains: Explorers Club membership certificate; Nova Scotia Technical College Land Surveying diploma; Dominion Land Surveyor certificate; certificate stating that he had sailed in the South Pacific and a certificate stating that George IV has appointed Robert Archibald Logan the rank of Pilot Officer in the Royal Canadian Air Force, Special Reserve.
Robert Logan's agreement to learn to be a pilot with Curtis Aeroplanes and Motors, Limited
- MS-2-580, Box 4, Folder 20
- File
- 1915
Part of Robert A. Logan fonds
Robert Logan's high school certificates for grades nine, ten and eleven
- MS-2-580, Box 4, Folder 19
- File
- 1910 - 1913
Part of Robert A. Logan fonds
Correspondence from Robert A. Logan regarding the creation of his Cree-English dictionary
- MS-2-580, Box 16, Folder 24
- File
- 1942 - 1974
Part of Robert A. Logan fonds
Correspondence from Robert A. Logan requesting the use of one universally accepted language
- MS-2-580, Box 16, Folder 20
- File
- 1968; 1986
Part of Robert A. Logan fonds
Folder contains two letters; one written to the Permanent Representative of The People's Republic of China to the United Nations and the second written to the British Museum. Logan suggests in these letters that the adoption of a system of symbols representing speech sounds would make communicating globally easier.
Copyright certificate for "The Cree Language, as it appears to me" / by R. A. Logan
- MS-2-580, Box 16, Folder 15
- File
- 1958
Part of Robert A. Logan fonds