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Series consists of Jarrell's professional correspondence and memoranda, including incoming letters and copies of his outgoing correspondence. These records pertain to Jarrell's work as a York University faculty member, his research and writing projects, his work as the editor of "HSTC Bulletin" (later "Scientia Canadensis"), and his participation as a member of the Canadian Science and Technology Historical Association (CSTHA). Some items in this series are photocopies, and some items have been marked according to subject by Martha Jarrell.

File consists of incoming correspondence and memoranda and copies of outgoing correspondence pertaining to Jarrell's academic writing and activities, organized by Jarrell according to correspondent surname. Correspondents include C. Jay Kriplani, Gerry Killan, J.E. Kennedy, H.C. King, Margaret M. Knittl, Suzanne Koch-Weser, Sally Gregory Kohlstedt.

File consists of two letters sent to Jarrell from Othmar Keel.

File consists of incoming correspondence and memoranda and copies of outgoing correspondence pertaining to Jarrell's academic writing and activities, organized by Jarrell according to correspondent surname. Correspondents include Ged Martin, Jo Mrozewski, Judit Molnar, David P. Miller, Michel Marquis, Margaret Maher, James H. Marsh, Mary McD. Maude, Desmond Maxwell, Kenneth O. May, Wolfgang Milde, Peter M. Millman, Hilda C. Moessner, R. Charles Mollan, Yves Mougeot, John Brent Musgrave.

File consists of incoming correspondence and memoranda and copies of outgoing correspondence pertaining to Jarrell's academic writing and activities, organized by Jarrell according to correspondent surname. Correspondents include John M. Nicholas, E. Charles Nelson, H. Naugler, J.M. Neelin, W.H. New, W.T. Newnham, John M. Nicholas, Robert Nicholls, Arthur L. Norberg.

File consists of incoming correspondence and memoranda and copies of outgoing correspondence pertaining to Jarrell's academic writing and activities, organized by Jarrell according to correspondent surname. Correspondents include David Oldroyd, Colm E. O'Riordan, Kathleen Ochs, Dorothy M. O'Neill, Ruth Oratz, Margaret J. Osler, Lorraine Ourom, R.L.R. Overing, I.M. Owen, T.H. Levere.

File consists of incoming correspondence and memoranda and copies of outgoing correspondence pertaining to Jarrell's academic writing and activities, organized by Jarrell according to correspondent surname. Correspondents include Brigitte Schroeder-Gudehus, Frank H. Sweet, Michael Swift, Sam Shortt, Alice Stroup, Phillip Sloan, Chester Sadowski, J.M. Sanchez-Ron, Claude Savary, Matthias Schramm, Friedrich Seck, Tom Settle, Mary Lea Shane, William Shea, Rusty Schteir, Bruce Sinclair, W.W. Small, Christopher C. Smart, James L. Smith, David Spurgeon.

File consists of incoming correspondence and memoranda and copies of outgoing correspondence pertaining to Jarrell's academic writing and activities, organized by Jarrell according to correspondent surname. Correspondents are Egle Zizys, David Yates, Frank A. Zabrosky, C. Robert Zappa, Morris Zaslow, Henry Zatkis.

File consists of incoming correspondence and memoranda and copies of outgoing correspondence pertaining to Jarrell's academic writing, research, teaching and related activities. Correspondents include R.W. Home, Robert Michel, Bryan Massam, Samuel L. Macey, Nollaig MacKenzie, Bruce Flattery, Philip Enros, Phillip Sloan, Patricia K. Woolf, Ronald N. Giere, Sally Gregory Kohlstedt, Roy L. Bishop, Joseph Dauben, Georges Drouin, Andrew Paskauskas, Pat Woolf, Robert P. Multhauf.

File consists of Jarrell's incoming and copies of outgoing correspondence and memoranda pertaining to his academic research and other activities. Correspondents include James H. Lambert, Charles Dougall, R. Alan Richardson, C. David Fowle, and Stan Jeffers.

File consists of Jarrell's incoming and copies of outgoing correspondence and memoranda pertaining to his academic research, writing and teaching. Correspondents include Henri Pilon, S. Shortt, Paul Dufour, Charles Mollan, Bertrum MacDonald, R. Alan Richardson, Curtis A. Wilson, Donald J.C. Phillipson.

File consists of Jarrell's incoming and copies of outgoing correspondence and memoranda pertaining to his academic research, writing and teaching. Correspondents include Donald F. Davis, L.P. Cappe, Curtis Wilson, J. Rodney Millard, W.A. Waiser, Bertrum MacDonald, George Bindon, Elizabeth Bonython, Dave Lickley, Raymond Duchesne, Ron Bordessa, Hubert Watelet, G.R. Paterson, Howard Plotkin, Roy MacLeod, Jacques Bernier, Jim Bennett, Del Muise.

File consists of Jarrell's incoming and copies of outgoing correspondence and memoranda pertaining to his academic research and teaching, his involvement with the Canadian Science and Technology Historical Association (CSTHA), and his work as editor of the "HSTC Bulletin". Correspondents include Philip Enros, Alan Richardson, Marc Rothenberg, Dave Lickley, Victor Snaith, David Howell-Jones, James M. O'Neail, David Edge, Les MacDonald, Bertrum MacDonald, Jean-Pierre Wallot, Nancy Payne, Roy MacLeod, Carl Perrin, James P. Hull, Gerald Hallowell.

Series consists of records pertaining to Jarrell's various academic research and writing projects, including his book "Educating the Neglected Majority". Records include notes, lists, statistics, draft articles and manuscripts, bibliographies, copies of membership lists and directories, reproductions of archival records, publications, photographs, and Jarrell's research index cards, organized by research subject. Also included in this series are textbooks written and used by Jarrell to teach his classes at York University.

File pertains to an article written by Jarrell entitled "J.S. Plaskett and the Modern Large Reflecting Telescope". Records include notes, article drafts, e-mail, edit notes, and photocopies of research materials.

File consists of draft versions and published copies of book reviews written by Jarrell. Also included are typescript notes entitled "The Dominion Astrophysical Observatory: the Formative Years".

File consists of lists of Quebec scientists in the 19th century and other research notes by Jarrell.

Item is a photocopy of an 1883 report to the council of a meeting of the Royal Irish Academy in reference to the proposed new chapter for the Royal Dublin Society.

File consists of photocopies of two documents regarding a proposed new chapter of the Royal Dublin Society.

Item is a photocopy of a membership index of this society, detailing membership from the 19th to the early 20th century.

File consists of notes and lists of Canadian scientists active in the 19th century.

File consists of a draft article by Jarrell entitled "Politicians, Politics and Scientism: Was the Liberal Party the Party of Science in Mid-19th Century Britain".

File consists of notes, slide transparencies on the subject of English science education, and a draft paper by Jarrell entitled "Teaching Science in Victorian England".

File consists of biographical reporting sheets pertaining to Jarrell's research about science professoriate at the University of Toronto.

File consists of lists of faculty members, biographical sketches relating to records held by the University of Saskatchewan archives, and photocopies of university calendars detailing science faculty between 1910-1944.

File consists of photocopies of University of British Columbia (UBC) calendars detailing lists of science professors employed between 1915-1943 as well as three articles about UBC by William Bruneau.

File consists of reporting sheets and faculty lists pertaining to Jarrell's research about scientists teaching at Albert College, Royal Military College, Moulton College, Canadian Literary Institute in Woodstock, Victoria College, and Trinity College.

Item is a bound copy of Jarrell's PhD thesis.

Item is a bound assembly of articles written by Jarrell for Spezzatino magazine, given to Jarrell's family after his death.

Item is a pamphlet detailing the biographies of conference participants, including Jarrell.

File consists of issues of this newsletter from 2002 to 2008.

Item is a copy print of a group photograph depicting male and female attendees at this meeting, positioned outdoors in front of the entrance to an unidentified building.

Item is a textbook written by Jarrell and published by the Scientia Press Ltd.

Item is a textbook written by Jarrell and published by the Scientia Press Ltd.

Item is a textbook written by Jarrell.

Item is a textbook written by Jarrell.

File consists of Jarrell’s final project report in partial fulfillment of the Ontario Diploma in Horticulture from the University of Guelph.

Photographs depict the Thornhill Village Library and its grounds prior to the installment of Jarrell’s Victorian-inspired garden.

File pertains to this Faculty of Science and Engineering course taught by Jarrell in winter 2013, "The science and technology of music". Records include a course syllabus, a TA workload form, group assignments, quizzes, answer keys, and examinations.

File pertains to this Faculty of Science and Engineering course taught by Jarrell in winter 2013, "Understanding food". Records include a TA workload form, quizzes, an examination, and an answer key.

Item contains presentation slides, handouts, assignments, examinations and other materials pertaining to the fall 2003 portion of this course, Science: Past, Present and Future, taught by Jarrell. File formats include PowerPoint slides, spreadsheets, image files, and text files.

File pertains to Jarrell's career and work at York University. Records include newspaper clippings, copies of his university diplomas and transcripts, memoranda and correspondence, book reviews, course evaluations, a fellowship report, notices, referee comments, newsletters, and a certificate of appreciation. Also in the file are group photographs including Jarrell taken at a radio astronomy conference held in Penticton, B.C., in 1994 and at an Irish science and technology conference held in Armagh, Northern Ireland, in Oct. 1994.

Item is a report produced by Jarrell as chairperson, with Pam Fabian and Alex Ahee.

File consists of photographs of landscapes and animals around the Bay of Fundy.

File pertains to Jarrell's environmental activism as part of the Markham Environmental Alliance. Records include notes, e-mail, a telephone list, meeting minutes and agendas, a draft constitution, a membership form, and issues of a "Solutions" newsletter (vol. 8, no. 2, 1999) and the Friends of the Don East newsletter, "At the Forks" (vol. 6, issue 3, fall 1999).

File consists of published reviews of Jarrell's books. Included is a studio portrait of Jarrell.

File consists of a program for Jarrell’s memorial service as well as colour printouts of photographs taken by Martha Jarrell of the York University flag flying at half mast from various angles.

Item is a printout from the Jet Propulsion Labratory’s online description of 423097 Richardjarrell (2003 YL177), a main-belt asteroid.

File consists of incoming and copies of outgoing correspondence and memoranda pertaining to Jarrell's academic writing and activities, organized by Jarrell according to correspondent surname. Correspondents include John W. Adams, Marianne G. Ainley, Carmen Altamirano, P. Amelung, Fred H. Armstrong, Jane Ashley, Margaret Attems, Roland J. Auger.

File consists of incoming correspondence and memoranda pertaining to Jarrell's academic writing and activities, organized by Jarrell according to correspondent surname. Correspondents include Stillman Drake, John A. Dickinson, Vittorio De Vecchi, Barney Danson, Adriana Davies, D.C. Davies, William G. Davis, Tullio Derenzini, Pierrette Desrosiers, Charles Dougall.

File consists of incoming correspondence and memoranda and copies of outgoing correspondence pertaining to Jarrell's academic writing and activities, organized by Jarrell according to correspondent surname. Correspondents include Ian Halliday, Jean Hamelin, Fernand Harvey, John Harney, Bob Hawkins, John F. Heard, C. Doris Hellman, Sandra Herbert, Norriss Hetherington, Marlene Hickson, L.A. Higgs, Brooke Hindle, William L. Hine, John H. Hodgson, Helen S. Hogg, Frederic L. Holmes, R.W. Home, Michiel Horn, Michael Hoskin.

File consists of incoming correspondence and memoranda pertaining to Jarrell's academic writing and activities, organized by Jarrell according to correspondent surname. Correspondents are Ernest B. Ingles and Stanley Jeffers.

File consists of incoming correspondence and memoranda and copies of outgoing correspondence pertaining to Jarrell's academic writing and activities, organized by Jarrell according to correspondent surname. Correspondents include Dave Lickley, T.H. Leith, Bruce Lewenstein, Henri Labouchiex, James Lambert, David Layton, Jean-Marie LeBlanc, Barbara Leonard, Martha List, G.L. Locke, Leon Lortie.

File consists of incoming correspondence and memoranda and copies of outgoing correspondence pertaining to Jarrell's academic writing and activities, organized by Jarrell according to correspondent surname. Correspondents include A.W. Tickner, Bryce M. Taylor, James Taylor, Victor E. Thoren, Malcolm M. Thomson, Gaston Tisdel, D.A. Tovell, Alreta Turner, R. Steven Turner.

File consists of incoming correspondence and memoranda and copies of outgoing correspondence pertaining to Jarrell's academic writing and activities, organized by Jarrell according to correspondent surname. Correspondents include James W. Walker, M.P. Winsor, R.G. Weyant, John Walkley, Marshall D. Walker, Jim Wardrop, Wilfried Werner, Robert S. Westman, Carol M. Whitfield, Lorne M. Wilkinson, Fred Wilson, J. Tuzo Wilson, Pat Woolf, John P. Wright, K.O. Wright.

File consists of Jarrell's incoming and copies of outgoing correspondence and memoranda pertaining to his academic research and teaching, and his involvement with the Canadian Science and Technology Historical Association (CSTHA). Correspondents include Paul A. Bogaard, Sandy McRae, Bessel J. VandenHazel, Philip Enros, P.A. Buckner, Bertrum H. MacDonald, Donald J.C. Phillipson, Barbara Craig, R.P. Broughton, Steve Wuerz, Henri Pilon, A.J. Kinder, Hugeuette Filteau, Steven J. Dick, Arnaud Sales, H.T. Wilson, James P. Hull, Robert W. Passfield, Steven Turner, Norman Ball, David Edge, John R. Percy.

File consists of Jarrell's incoming and copies of outgoing correspondence and memoranda pertaining to his academic research and teaching, including a research trip to Australia and his role as Chair of the Department of Science Studies. Correspondents include Yves Gingras, Stephen Bocking, Michael Kater, Wayne Orchiston, Agnes Kruchio, Jack Balcer, Philip Enros, Helen Sawyer Hogg, J.E. Kennedy, Hiroyuki Fujita, Harry Arthurs, Shelley Hornstein, T.A. Meininger, Howard Plotkin, David Oldroyd, Aline Houillon, John F. Bankes, Arthur E. Covington, R.W. Home, Claude Pinel, Roy MacLeod, Nicolas Journet, Ronald E. Doel.

File consists of incoming and copies of outgoing correspondence pertaining to HSTC Publications, for which Jarrell served as editorial director, and subscriptions to the journal "HSTC Bulletin" during its transition to become "Scientia Canadensis".

File consists of incoming and copies of outgoing correspondence pertaining to HSTC Publications, for which Jarrell served as editorial director, and submissions and subscriptions to the journal "Scientia Canadensis". Included is correspondence pertaining to funding options for the continued publication of the journal.

File consists of photocopies of correspondence and memoranda sent and/or received by Jarrell, mainly pertaining to various aspects of his research and writing. Correspondents include Woodruff T. Sullivan, Arthur E. Covington, Mary Lea Shane, Malcolm M. Thomson, David Edge, Gerhard Herzberg, Spencer R. Weart, and Nicolas Journet.

File consists of incoming correspondence, copies of outgoing correspondence, and referee reports pertaining to article submissions to the "Scientia Canadensis" journal, managed by Jarrell in his role as editor.

File consists of research materials and an author agreement form pertains to an article written by Jarrell for the Ontario Historical Society entitled "Justin De Courtenay and the Birth of the Ontario Wine Industry".

File pertains to Jarrell's agenda paper on the Newbrook Observatory for the Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada (HSMBC) to determine the observatory's potential national historic significance and his research visit to the observatory. Records in this file are research materials, correspondence, e-mail, invoices, a contract for services, terms of reference for the project, notes, and an interview transcript.

File pertains to an article written by Jarrell entitled "Visionary or Bureaucrat? T.H. Huxley, the Science and Art Department and Science Teaching for the Working Class". Records include article drafts, article page proofs, revision notes, reader comments, and research notes.

File consists of Jarrell's research notes and a copy of a SSHRC summary of assessment pertaining to Jarrell's research project proposal entitled "Colonialism and the Failure of Indigenous Science: the cases of Quebec and Ireland in the 19th Century".

File consists of research materials pertaining to Jarrell's work on a paper about science in Quebec and Ireland. Records include notes, lists of scientists, a preface, an abstract, and a photocopy of the "Report on the state of principal museums in Canada and Newfoundland".

File consists of Jarrell's research notes, statistics and a draft of his article entitled "National or Imperial Science? The State and the Funding of Science in Canada, 1841-1914".

File pertains to a 1989 research trip taken by Jarrell to London, England, to examine Sir Henry Cole records at the Public Record Office and the Victoria and Albert Museum. Records in this file are Jarrell's notes on Henry Cole's diaries, an itinerary, correspondence, pamphlets, researcher cards, a bibliography regarding the history of the Royal Society of Arts (Apr. 1954-Apr. 1980), and a chronology of Cole's life.

File consists of an annotated draft article by Jarrell entitled "Justin de Courtenay and the Birth of Commercial Wine-Making in Ontario", as well as a list of archival files ordered, and photocopies of research materials.

File consists of photocopies of two documents, "Notice sur L'École normale Laval de Quebec pour L'exposition de Chicago" and "L'École normale Laval: un siecle d'histoire: 1857-1957".

File consists of a draft article by Jarrell entitled "'Special Recommendations with Regard to Ireland': English and Irish Perceptions of the Need for Technical Education, 1845-1899", notes, and a copy of the digest of minutes of evidence pertaining to Ireland's Royal Commission on Technical Instruction.

File consists of reproductions of reports pertaining to the Conseil des Arts et Manufactures de la Province de Québec.

File consists of draft papers written by others: "In Search of Canadian Mechanics" by Larry McNally (Oct. 1989), "Les notables de Montreal aux XIXͤ siècle" by Jean-Claude Robert, "An Historical Profile of Early Industrial Development in Toronto", and "Entomology in Canada".

File pertains to Jarrell's research for a paper presented at the 9th CSTHA conference in Kingston in Oct. 1995. Records include lists of faculty at Canadian universities, a draft of Jarrell's paper entitled "Science and Imperialism? The Education of the Canadian Scientific Professoriate 1862-1921", and presentation slide transparencies.

File pertains to Jarrell's research about science professoriate at McGill University. Records include notes, biographies and instructor lists.

File consists of directory entries for and lists of University of Manitoba science and math professors.

File includes notes, lists of professors, statistics and reporting sheets pertaining to Queen's University faculty and a table detailing information about Canadian physicists.

File consists of reporting sheets and faculty lists pertaining to Jarrell's research about Laval University scientists.

File consists of chapter drafts for this book by Jarrell, as well as outlines and notes.

File consists of photographs of historic documents, illustrations and photographs. Depicted are people, buildings (interior and exterior), and notices.

File consists of issues of this newsletter from 1989 to 2005

Item is a textbook written by Jarrell.

Item is a textbook written by Jarrell.