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Series consists of acquisition records, a list of theological books donated, loans record, acknowledgment letters to donors and other records related to gifts and donations to the library.

Series consists of manuscript, typescript and printed addresses (including Baccalaureate and funeral), articles, lectures, sermons, broadcasts, prayers and essays, [1903?]-1945: the addresses include those presented to various Victoria University groups, including convocations; and the predominant subjects of the material are the study and teaching of theology, and the church and its role in education.

Consists of a scrapbook of Alan Dignan (Victoria Class of 1931) containing clippings, correspondence, notices, programmes and other ephemera concerning student activities at Victoria University, 1927-1931.

Consists of student diary, 1913-1916, and photocopy of letter written to a Professor from the Front in 1917.

Consists of a scrapbook titled "Some of my College activities and interests," which includes photographs, ephemera, correspondence and clippings showing activities and events from Alma E. Wales' years as a student at Victoria University, 1924–1928.

Series consists of annual reports of the Bursar to the Board of Regents, 1858–1862, 1870–1874, 1934–1986.

Series consists of annual reports (incomplete), 1898-2003; reports (including those to Victoria University bodies), questionnaires, evaluations, manuals, newsletters, statistics, occasional papers, policies and statements on acquisitions, public service, facilities and other areas of activity, 1878-2006.

Series consists of annual reports, review reports, announcements of activities, bulletins, programmes, projects, and newsletters from 1965-2007.

This series consists of architectural and technical drawings for existing, proposed, and demolished Victoria University buildings. Both academic and non-academic use buildings are included.

Series consists of book chapters, articles, talks, reviews, and news articles published and/or delivered by Robson. Includes works by ‘H.O. Hmnnn,' a pseudonym used by Robson for satirical or comical commentary on the state of higher education and other issues. Files contain primarily published works, but in some cases, include drafts and correspondence.

This series contains newspaper articles and clippings that review or otherwise discuss the Bob.

Series consists of articles, lectures and poetry by Victoria staff, faculty and students, 1863-1928, on various topics, predominantly on religion and education.

This series contains AV recordings of Bob Revues.

Series consists of reminiscences of Rev. Wallace.

Contains a notebook with Barry Wood's (Vic graduate, class of 1963) lecture notes created while auditing Northrop Frye's "Symbolism in the Bible" course. The notes are neat, legible, and very detailed. Also included is a photocopy of a 2013 Vic Reports article by Barry Wood ("Do you know Northrop Frye?") detailing his memories of Frye at Vic and how he met him again in 1970 while a doctoral student at Stanford.

Scrapbook contains photographs and ephemera related to Brian Caldwell's (class of 6T8) football career at Victoria College, the Mulock Cup Football Championship games and the Victoria College Athletic Union.

Series consists of bursary and financial records related to the Victoria Women's Association. Materials include financial statements, record books, reports, correspondence, agreements, lists of subscribers, and details on specific funds.

Series consists of records related to fundraising campaigns.

Series consists of records of the Seiziémistes Canadiens meetings ; the CSRS Annual General Meetings and executive meetings including minutes and agendas ; the Canadian Federation for the Humanities records ; CSRS newsletters and bulletins ; financial records ; records from the annual conference ; membership records ; correspondence ; directories ; records of the Secretary-Treasurer and the President, as well as other Renaissance associations' records.

Series consists of records relating to library and art/object collections at Victoria University, and information on personnel files, 1844-1943.

Includes minutes of the Committee, reports of the Dean of Residences/Dean of Women to the Committee, correspondence, by-laws and constitutions, financial reports and other documents related to the management of residences.

Series consists of minutes, correspondence, reports and other records of the Managing Committee, 1964-2000; the Library Committee, 1976-1997, the Review Committee, 1983-1995, the Publications Committee, 1979-2001, and Executive Committee, 1965-1972.

Series consists of records relating to committees, 1890–1904, inluding the Board of Regents, committee on the Jubilee, and the Executive Committee meeting

Series consists of constitutions, 1963-1964.

Series consists of constitutions, 1939–1994.

Series consists of constitution, 1905-1969, minutes 1898-1935, 1954-1959 (including Executive), Executive minutes, 1904-1949.

Series consists of constitution, revisions, proposed amendments and by laws, 1970–1998.

This series contains administrative records of the Bob, including correspondence, meeting minutes, and similar.

Series consists of various correspondence, 1836-1935, including an autographed letter from John A. Macdonald to Dr. Potts, correspondence on the McKenzie Rebellion, and various unidentified letters.

Series consists of academic, professional, personal, and family correspondence, 1947-1986. Correspondence with Robson's student, Margaret Atwood, and his graduate supervisor, A.S.P. Woodhouse is included in various files.

Series consists of incoming and outgoing general and specific correspondence, 1856-1887, re a wide range of academic and University administrative subjects, and family correspondence, 1887-1962, after Nelles' death. Correspondents include Egerton Ryerson, J.J. Maclaren, J.G. Hodgins and Isaac Brock Aylesworth.

Despite the fact that Nelles was apparently an avid letter writer, his correspondence comprises only one and a half boxes of the collection. As Nelles explained in a letter to J.G. Hodgins, he made a practice of discarding most of the letters which he received, making exceptions only for those of great personal significance. As a result, the bulk of the surviving correspondence was preserved by chance or through the efforts of other people. The letters span the years 1846–1887; they are organized chronologically and, when the volume warrants, by correspondents such as J.G. Hodgins, Egerton Ryerson, J.J. Maclaren, and Samuel Rose. An attempt has been made to document the thrust of each letter in the file listings. Although the letters touch on a number of subjects, the main theme of the correspondence is undoubtedly the "university question". The letters outline the development of the federation concept and the responses it evoked from the university community. One can gain insight into the day-to-day activities and tensions of Victoria College, and the precarious financial position of the college emerges clearly. Letters from old college friends such as Daniel Martindale, R.C. Pitman, and J.G. Hodgins reveal Nelles' interests as well as his capacity for warm and lasting relationships.

The correspondence also includes several letters to Mrs. Nelles following her husband's death and the correspondence of Professors Nathanael Burwash and A.R. Bain regarding the Nelles Memorial Fund. In additon, there are several files of letters dated in the 1950's and 1960's which chronicle some of the research into the Nelles' family history carried out by a descendent, F.C. Gullen. A file of notes made by Gullen contains a sketch map of Mount Pleasant, a typescript of a family history, and assorted family trees. A photograph of Nelles' birthplace was transferred to the Nelles file in the Archives' photograph collection.

Series consists of correspondence re alumni of Knox College, 1930; personal information forms and correspondence, 1933-1934.

Series consists of predominantly incoming but including outgoing correspondence, 1915-1923, relating to teaching/finances/administration at Victoria University, church and educational matters, personal affairs, family (includes posthumous letters), and social issues.

Series consists of incoming and outgoing correspondence, 1912-1949: correspondents include academic colleagues and family, and the correspondence is concerned with, among a variety of subjects, the situation at Victoria University, lectures, addresses, theological and moral questions, family matters, Brown's appointment to Yale University, and his Class of 1907 alumni events.

Series consists of personal correspondence as well as official correspondence of the Principal of Emmanuel College and letters of tribute to Alfred Gandier.

Series consists of correspondence related to the Victoria Women's Association, including that of the association’s presidents.

Series consists of correspondence, predominantly general, of the Dean of Annesley Hall and Dean of Women, 1894-1939.

Series consists of incoming and outgoing correspondence of the Librarian relating to loans (including those to clergy), acquisitions, ordering publications, exhibitions, archives, staff, CRRS, security, funding, outreach, Physical Plant, and other subjects.

Series consists of the subject and correspondence files are various individuals who served as Principal. The series is broken down into sub-series.

Series consists of letters and subject files related to a variety of topics including Ray's interest in First Nations and settlers and refugees, as well as personal correspondence.

Series consists of correspondence of the Secretary, 1985-1987.

Series consists of incoming and outgoing correspondence relating to the duties of the President, 1971–1992, and President’s reports, 1980, 1981, 1985, 1987–1990, 1994, 1995.

Series consists of incoming and outgoing correspondence arranged alphabetically, 1946–1954, and chronologically, 1962–1990. Correspondence, 1946–1983, is general/miscellaneous and includes material pertaining to students, faculty, staff, as well as to programs, policies, activities and events; correspondence, 1984–1990, is classified as concerning students, 1985–1990, to/from faculty, 1984–1988, and general/miscellaneous, 1984–1990. Later correspondence was arranged by recipient/subject -2008.

Series consists of correspondence and general inquiries. Series also consists of correspondence concerning students enrolled at Emmanuel who received benefits under the provisions of the Veterans Rehabilitation Act, 1945-1960.

Series consists of cards and letters exchanged between former students overseas during World War I and members of the University faculties and administration, particularly Wentworth DeWitt and Arthur Leopold Langford.

Series consists of memoranda of business meetings, 1879-1892, and lists of students, 1901-1908; addresses to Royalty, 1860-1869; report of the Senate on the draft of proposed changes in the public and high school courses of study and organization in the departmental examination system, 1904; a letter from John Diefenbaker re honorary degree, 1961 ; lists of senate members and elections from 2002, 2006 and 2010 ; and records related to Senate research funds, 2011.

Series consists of correspondence, reports, statements, reviews, resource material and other records concerning acquisitions, funding applications, scholarship, relationship with the Pratt Library, fellowships, library holdings and other topics, from 1964-2001.

Series consists of the subject and correspondence files of the Registrar and the Associate Registrar and cover the main activities of the office such as providing services to students, planning and organizing events including convocations and installations, administering scholarships and awards as well as acting as secretary to the Senate. The series is broken down into the following sub-series:
Sub-series 1: Academic year files, 1913-1981
Sub-series 2: Administration and General Files
Sub-series 3: Records related to Awards, Scholarships, Bursaries and Medals
Sub-series 4: Installation and Convocation Files
Sub-series 5: Records related to Admissions, Enrolment and Graduation
Sub-series 6: Special Events
Sub-series 7: Student Programs
Sub-series 8: Records related to the Board and Senate

Series consists of the personal diaries of Alfred Gandier.

Series consists of journals and diaries, 1846-1887, containing reflections/essays on various topics, predominantly religious and spiritual; daily activities and quotations .

The box of diaries and journals covers the period between 1846 and 1887, with most of the entries being made before 1870. The early diaries tend to be more reflective, revealing Nelles' reaction to his reading material and his inner spirtual thoughts; the later journals focus more on daily activities.