Series includes correspondence and papers relating to the business side of Henry House, including architectural plans for proposed additions/alterations to the building.
Series comprises correspondence between Harry Bruce and his publishers, his peers and colleagues; it also contains personal letters. Correspondence files are organized alphabetically by last name. Correspondence is also found in files in the manuscript series.
Folder includes several newspaper cuttings, a program for the Acadia Ladies' Seminary Class Day Exercises, and a letter from the Canadian Military School of Orthopedics and Physiotherapy responding to an application from Margaret MacDonald.
Series includes correspondence to and from H. McInnes between 1896 -1935 regarding personal and business matters, as well as correspondence collected by H. McInnes.
Series includes typed and handwritten loose leaf and notebook drafts, research material, and a printed and bound copy of L.D. Dexter's History of Brooklyn.
Subseries includes textual records pertaining to the Dalhousie University committees and groups with which John Hennigar-Shuh was involved while teaching in the Department of Education from 1976-1978.
Subseries contains textual records pertaining to the courses John Hennigar-Shuh taught at Dalhousie University's Department of Education between 1976-1978.
Series contains typed and handwritten correspondence from family, friends, and associates. Material includes correspondence both to and from Kenneth Leslie and the Leslie family.
Series contains copies of the The Protestant Digest, materials related to the Textbook Commission, as well as office ledgers, advertisements, and Protestant stationery.
Series contains published and manuscript copies of Kenneth Leslie's writing, as well as artwork, music and research notes created and compiled by Leslie.
Series contains more than two dozen typescripts (unless otherwise noted) of Thomas Head Raddall's radio and television broadcasts. The bulk of these are his own scripts, not others' adaptations of his work.
Two of the scrapbooks--those relating to his publications--were compiled in the offices of McClelland and Stewart; three others were compiled by Raddall himself; and the sixth was presented to Raddall after the opening of a public library branch in Halifax named in his honour. The scrapbooks include clippings, correspondence, memorabilia, and photographs.
This series contains manuscript versions of speeches made by Raddall and, in a few cases, research material, correspondence, and/or a published version.
Series contains copies of four published introductions to published works. The introduction to a fifth, A Tiger on Dragon Mountain, appears in manuscript only and seems not to have been published in the work for which it was written.
Series includes photographs and photographic plates of the Class of 1897 in their freshman year (1893), their graduating year, and at reunions in 1938 and 1947, as well as manuscripts and correspondence regarding the Class of 1897.
Series consists of textual records and graphic material related to Richard Hurley Oland's personal life and interests, professional and charitable activities, his naval reserve career, and his time as Honorary Consul-General of Japan. This series consists of correspondence, reports, school records and other personal material.
