Series comprises scrapbooks created and maintained by Archibald MacMechan containing magazine and newspaper clippings of his own and others' work, including book reviews and copies of his weekly column, "The Dean's Window," published in Montreal's The Standard. The scrapbooks are organized chronologically and titled A-Z, after which they are named by date. The first (A) contains its own index; the rest are indexed in the record found in Box
Series contains MacMechan's notes, college application and thesis from his studies at Hamilton Collegiate Institute, University of Toronto and Johns Hopkins University.
Series contains records created or collected by Archibald MacMechan during the course of his 40-year employment at Dalhousie University, as well as at Harvard summer school and the Royal Naval College. Records include research notes, examination papers, student marks, and lecture manuscripts.
Item is a notebook containing lecture notes and the following poems: Ontario; As it was Written; Witch Hazel; Mignonette; Bottom; Fulfillment; My Rival; The of Fate; So Sweet Thou Art; Her Name; The Last Time; Mistress Mine; The Difference; Lugger Songs; Champak; The Prophecy; Le Bel Cavalier; Sand; Black and White; Lese-Majeste; From My Window; Villanelle; Old Woman; In a Mirror; Skizzen; My Love is not as other Loves; Jerusalem the Golden; The Lessons of the Leaves; Light at a Window; My Lady of Dreams; My Life is My Life; Sultana; and In Pain. The notebook also contains loose papers including correspondence, notes and sketches.
This article was published in Canadian Magazine, September, 1906. This article resulted from research undertaken when MacMechan hoped to prepare a full-scale biography of De Mille entitled James De Mille, A Study.
This folder consists of the manuscript and a typewritten copy. This article was published in Essays and Studies by Members of the English Association, volume XIII, 1926.
File contains a clipping about a lecture delivered by MacMechan for the Alumnae Society of Dalhousie University at the Conservatory of Music. It also contains a Christmas card.
