Allan Grossman dictating his diary, detailing his work at Queen's Park.
Grossman, Allan, 1910-1991Item is a scrapbook of microfilm printouts of arcticles from the Western Clarion. Annotated.
Consists of a scrapbook of microfilm printouts of arcticles from the Western Clarion. Annotated.
Item is a scrapbook of microfilm printouts of arcticles from the Western Clarion. Annotated.
Item is a scrapbook of microfilm printouts of arcticles from Canadian Forward, the successor to Cotton's Weekly. Annotated.
Item is a scrapbook of microfilm printouts of arcticles from the B.C. Federationist. Annotated.
Item is a scrapbook of microfilm printouts of arcticles from Citizen and Country, Canadian Socialist, Western Socialist, and the Western Clarion. Annotated.
Item is a scrapbook of microfilm printouts of arcticles from Cotton's Weekly. Annotated.
Item is a scrapbook of microfilm printouts of articles from Cotton's Weekly. Annotated. Contains printouts from 1911 to 1914
Consists of loose leaves from a scrapbook of microfilm printouts. Annotated.
Item is a scrapbook of microfilm printouts of arcticles from Cotton's Weekly. Annotated.
Item is a scrapbook of microfilm printouts of arcticles from the Winnepeg Voice. Annotated.
Item is a scrapbook of microfilm printouts of arcticles from the Western Clarion. Annotated.
Item is heavily scratched, rusted and eroded tintype portrait of three young people.
Item consists of correspondence addressed to Morris Heller pertaining to directions to 125th Street station in New York.
Annotations on verso: July 20 15
Letter reads: London, Ont. Oct. 9, 1916 Dear Father I was just thinking about you to night so I thought I would send you this card I guess you must be wondering to see the bosy well I guess that all I can say for to night
I must send my best regards to everyone who see this card. Good Buy Hope I will see you again
From Pte. Wellington P.
Image of a group portrait of 16 men in uniform posing on a wooden riser outdoors. Annotation reads: "From Bandsman Peter McKivens, 160. Batt. England. London Ont. Canada. Sept 14/16 160. Bruce Battalion Band Boys, 160 Bruce County."
Group photograph outside 1 Spadina Crescent includes Capt. WE Odgen, Officer in Charge.
Postcard image of riverboats and outbuildings along the shore annotated "Tobermory Harbour."
MacDonald PhotoImage of 17 men posing with brass instraments and drums.
Annotations on verso: "Yours truly Charles Alfred Telfer ("Fred") Photographer Wiarton September 1919
Item is a book annotated by David Bakan.
Item is a mounted group photograph of Trist and others with inscription, "Prof. Daniel Mornet's seminar, Sorbonne, Paris, summer 1929."
Item is a photograph of Gustav Holst having breakfast in the Sampson home in Edinburgh.