40 pages of photographs capturing Beatrice and Raymond Jai at different social events , gathering with family and friends at home and during trips. Amongst these events, the 1955 Vancouver trip to attend and perform at the first Chau Luen Kon Sol international convention was reported on the local Chinatown Magazine (see F001-S2-05, page 23 of Vol. 3, No. 7). Some photographs are sent to Beatrice and Raymond by friends and family, most of which are portraits of their kids.

Sub-series consists of draft manuscripts and typescripts of many of Nouwen's published and unpublished talks (including informal talks and formal lectures), and sermons (including several marriage homilies). The sub-series represents Nouwen's process of preparing for public speaking, from miscellaneous notes to annotated typescripts of talks intended for publication. Some talks and sermons contain subject matter later published in Nouwen's articles and full-length books; links between them have been made where appropriate. This sub-series also includes transcripts of Nouwen's talks made by others. It has been divided into a sub-sub-series for notebooks regarding sermons and other speaking events given by Nouwen, files, and items.

Five boxes of photocopied research (primarily photocopies of print books and journals that include Houselander’s writings), 11 drawings, 7 pamphlets, and 84 books.

Records in the fonds relate to the founding, development and activities of the Chinese Canadian National Council Toronto Chapter. Record types include meeting minutes, business correspondence, funding applications, position papers, media releases, newspaper clippings, and photographs and negatives.

The fonds consists of seven series: Minutes, etc.; Funding applications; Organizational memberships and correspondence; Projects and issues; Legal cases; Publications and photographs; and News clippings.

Many of the organization’s records are functionally and thematically interrelated across the series and between files.

Predominant 2003 and 2004.

Records are photographs and textual records used in displays promoting the organization and its activities.

Records in the series were created by CCNCTO and/or CCNC, and relate to annual reports, anniversary reports, and publications resulting from storytelling and other projects. Records include guest books of various events, including the 1982 CCNC national meeting in Vancouver.

Photographs relate predominantly to youth and other events in 2003 and 2004.

Fonds consists of the personal and professional papers of English-Canadian organist, pianist, harpsichordist, and opera coach George Brough. Papers include his diaries (1946-1985), materials relating to his 1984 accident at the O'Keefe Centre; and professional portraits taken in Halifax and Toronto.

File consists of papers relating to an accident at the O'Keefe Centre of the Canadian Opera Company (COC) that injured George Brough (October 5, 1984). File includes photographs of Brough, Simone Desilets' recollection of the events, legal and financial paperwork relating to the settlement, and cards and messages sent to the hospital. File includes signed cards and correspondence from the Toronto Mendelssohn Choir; students, faculty, and staff at the University of Toronto Faculty of Music; Elmer Iseler Singers; COC Ensemble; Toronto Symphony Orchestra; The Cellar Singers; and various other friends and colleagues.

File consists of a series of professional photographs of George Brough taken by Marcel Ray, [Toronto].

File consists of professional photographs of George Brough taken by John Steele, Toronto.

File consists of professional photographs of George Brough taken by Gauvin & Gentzel, Halifax.

The fonds documents A. J. Wilson’s activities as an academic, historian, and political consultant and also sheds light on historical events in Sri Lanka from the period of the 1970s to the 1980s. As an avid critic and writer, the fonds covers Wilson’s academic life and political writings from his professorships at the University of Peradeniya and later as Chairman of the Department of Political Science at the University of New Brunswick up until 1986. From 1978-1984, Wilson acted as vice-chairman of the Presidential Commission on Development Councils for the Sri Lankan government. The fonds also documents his involvements as an advisor to the Sri Lankan government in this role.

The fonds also contains personal and historical material on the Wilson family, including that of Wilson’s father-in-law, S. J. V. Chelvanayakam, a prominent Tamil lawyer and politician. Wilson’s wife, Suseelavathy (Susili) Wilson, was very much involved in his work and was a librarian at the University of New Brunswick. The fonds also includes her correspondence and professional documents.

This accession consists of textual and cartographic materials documenting the lives of several members of the Simcoe family in the United Kingdom and Canada. It covers the activities of four members of the Simcoe family, John Graves Simcoe, Elizabeth Posthuma (Gwillim) Simcoe, their son Francis Gwillim Simcoe, and their eldest daughter, Eliza Simcoe. The fonds also contains material documenting the activities of various other members of their extended family and descendants.
Materials documenting the activities of John Grave Simcoe include correspondence, reports and cartographic material documenting his service in the British army in North America and England, his five years as Lieutenant-Governor of Upper Canada and his unofficial activities as a landowner managing Wolford Lodge throughout his professional career.
Elizabeth Simcoe’s activities are documented through several diaries that predominantly cover her time accompanying her husband in Upper Canada. Her life after this, spent in England, is also represented through a significantly smaller extent of diaries and correspondence with relatives and friends. Her diaries are accompanied by a large number of watercolour sketches and maps that illustrate scenes in Upper and Lower Canada represented in the diaries.
The military activities of Francis Gwillim Simcoe in the early 19th century are represented by a single series of correspondence and a personal journal. Similarly, the activities of Eliza Simcoe are captured in a single series containing correspondence with friends and relatives.
Materials related to other members of the Simcoe family, including Captain John Simcoe, and John K. Simcoe, the father and grandson of John Graves Simcoe, respectively, are included in a single series. This series also includes genealogical information related to the Creed, Cole, and Hubert families, descended from Simcoe.
The fonds also includes three series of oversized materials that document the same activities as other series in the fonds, but for reasons of size, have been kept separate from the series to which they correspond.

Collection of incidental silent film music, including thematic cue sheets and photoplay albums for performance by a theatre orchestra or solo keyboard player (piano or organ). Ownership stamps are indicative of use at a variety of theatres in Ontario, including in London, Brantford, and Sarnia.

Records documenting the life and career of Mel Watkins, Professor Emeritus of the Departments of Economics and Political Science at the University of Toronto. Though not a comprehensive account of his life and career, the records nevertheless document Watkins’ active involvement across many groups and organizations, in particular the federal government’s Task Force on the Structure of Canadian Industry and The Waffle and the New Democratic Party. Also includes numerous writings and talks about Canada’s economic history, Harold Innis, and the anti-nuclear movement.

See series descriptions for more information.

File consists of original materials:
1) The Homily which Henri gave at the wedding of Jim and Sophie Fitzgerald in 1961.
2) Letter from Nouwen Oct 17th 1985. From donor "After he had stayed with us at Rose Lodge during a difficult business period for us. I think it is a perfect example of what you mention on your website - that his letters lifted people."
3) Letter Jan, 1987 letter from Nouwen. "After we wrote to him on our way to visit daughter Patricia and husband in Sydney."
4) Letter Aug 28th 1995 letter from Nouwen. "This was following his stay with us in June and during that time he performed the service for our son David and Mary's wedding and Christened our first grandson Jack [Moodie] who is son of daughter Patricia and husband Ed."
5) Photo of our daughter Sandra holding Jack while Henri is performing the Christening (Sandra in white blouse). Photographer: Jim Fitzgerald
6) Photo of again, Sandra with Henri who is Christening Cian who is David and Mary's firstborn in June 96. Photographer: Jim Fitzgerald
7) Photo of Henri talking to me at the reception after our marriage (1961). The boy in the photo is Vincent, Sophie's young brother and the girl is Loliet Enneking. Photographer: Max Koot Studio
8) Photo of Henri performing the Marriage ceremony June (1961). Photographer: Max Koot Studio
9) Photo of Jim and Sophie FitzGerald leaving for their honeymoon. Photographer: unknown (perhaps Max Koot?)

File consists of:
1) colour photograph of Swagemakers and Nouwen in The Netherlands where they ran into each other on a Catholic Youth Day. Swagemakers writes "At that time I was a student at the seminary of the diocese of "s-Hertogenbosch, called Sint Janscentrum." Year: approximately 1991 or 1992. Photographer: unknown.
2) 1991, April 3. Original typed letter from Nouwen to Swagemakers.
3) 1994, March 29. Photocopy of a typed letter from Nouwen to Swagemakers. Includes a image of Nouwen's head surrounded by a flowering vine. Swagemakers notes that "the image was added by my family to decorate the letter that was printed in a little booklet at the celebration of my ordination.

File consists of four photographs of Nouwen, wearing a beige sweater, in his office at L'Arche Daybreak with Fr. Niall Ahern of St. Patrick's College (Maynooth, Ireland). One of the photos is a duplicate.

Item consists of a photograph of Nouwen, wearing a beige sweater, standing in his office with Fr. Niall Ahern with a large painting on the wall behind them. There is a duplicate of the photograph added from a later donation.

Item consists of a photograph of Nouwen, wearing a beige sweater, seated and laughing in his office with Fr. Niall Ahern, a bulletin board with photographs is visible on the wall behind them.

Item consists of a photograph of Fr. Niall Ahern, Fr. Henri Nouwen and Fr. Christopher Dorvlon standing in front of a window. Photographed by Ciarin Woods, a deacon from Maynooth College in Ireland that worked with L'Arche.

File consists of six photographs (four unique images, with two duplicates) taken by Frank P. Cihlar, showing Nouwen and Joe Collins walking and talking on a beach near Boston.

Item consists of a photograph of Nouwen, wearing a scarf and coat, standing in front of a house near Boston with Joe Collins.

File consists of three original photos of Nouwen:
Photo 3: Henri Nouwen and Joe Collins, standing on a beach near Boston. Year: unknown [Fall 1967?]. Photographer: Frank P. Cihlar.
Photo 4: Henri Nouwen and Joe Collins, looking closely at a sea shell, on a beach near Boston. Year: unknown [Fall 1967?]. Photographer: Frank P. Cihlar.
Photo 5: Henri Nouwen and Joe Collins, standing in front of a house, near Boston. Year: unknown [Fall 1967?]. Photographer: Frank P. Cihlar.

File consists of material written by Nouwen to Johna concerning administrative tasks related to his publications and budgets, as well as one photograph of Henri. Johna worked for Herder Verlag Publishing.
1) 1996, June 15: Colour photo of Nouwen at the wedding of Robert and Susanne Johna. To the left of Nouwen is Reny Johna, to the right of Nouwen is Elise Kenney. Unknown photographer.
2) [1996, June 17?]: Undated document that Nouwen sent to Johna, describing the publications that should be planned next for publishing.
3) 1996, June 17th: Original, hand-written instructions about where and to whom Nouwen would like his honorarium money to be sent. Six pages.

The file consists of:
1 typed letter (copy) written by Henri Nouwen to AWR Sipe. Dated July 2, 1991 on Daybreak letterhead.
2 black and white photos, taken at the Menningerr Foundation, Topeka KS in 1965, on the occasion of a visit of Cardinal Alfrink with the participants of the programs in Pastoral Counselling.
Sipe was at Menninger Clinic the same time as Nouwen.

This fonds contains 87 accessions of records. See accession-level descriptions for more details.

File consists of an interview with Jim Forest from April 2007. File also includes documentation related to the donation of interview material, including a deed of gift, biographical information sheet, informed consent form, a letter to Jim from Joe Vorstermans, a guide from Jim and Nancy Forest titled “Under the Forest-Flier Tree” with directions to their home, a printed photograph of Jim Forest, and a file checklist.

File consists of four typescripts by Henri Nouwen collected by Mary Carney:

• "Power, Powerlessness and Power: A Theology of Weakness" including a colour photograph of Mary Carney with Henri Nouwen and friends taped to the cover (15.1 x 10.1cm)
• "Aging" including a signed letter addressed to Mary asking for "comments, observations, criticisms, etc." from Henri Nouwen and Walter Gaffney
• "The Monk and the Cripple: Toward a Spirituality of Ministry" with signed from page by Mary Carney
• "Spritual Direction[sic]"

Accessions include the personal records of Larry Wayne Richards, architect and educator, documenting his personal life with his partner, Frederic Urban, their education and Richards’ professional life, especially his teaching and administrative work at the Nova Scotia Technical College and as Dean of Architecture at the University of Waterloo and the University of Toronto. Also documented is his involvement in multiple design projects, both as a working architect and as an advisor. Included is his work as a member of the Physical Planning and Design Committee at the University of Toronto (especially for Graduate House), the restoration of 230 College Street, his extended collaboration with Kin Yeung (Blanc de Chine, WORKshop), and his participation in municipal architectural and design projects. There are extensive files on his work for the Canadian Centre for Architecture, including the Venice Biennales of 1991 and 1996 and as an advisor to the Royal Ontario Museum’s ‘Renaissance ROM’ project (architect, Daniel Libeskind). There are also files of correspondence and related material on many architects, in particular, Frank Gehry.

File consists of Susanna Knoble's written reflections on her connection with Henri Nouwen.
1) "Fecundity" describes letters Nouwen wrote to Knoble and others after his trip to Latin America. None of the original letters could be located
2) "Ecstasy" describes words that the author received (supernaturally) from Henri during the time that his funeral service was happening.
The author shares many of her personal experiences and describes how Nouwen helped the direction of her life.
Also included are colour photocopies of photographs, mostly of Nouwen at various events at Yale Divinity School.
The CD consists of 13 digital photographs, mostly of Nouwen at various events between 1971 and 1985.

Fonds includes records from the terms of:
Nathanael Burwash (1887-1913), Richard P. Bowles (1913-1930), Edward Wilson Wallace (1930-1941), Walter Theodore Brown (1941–1949), Harold Bennett (1949-1950), A. B. B. Moore (1950-1970), John Edwin Hodgetts (1970-1973), Goldwin S. French (1973-1987), Eva Kushner (1987-1994), Roseann Runte (1994-2001), and Paul Gooch (2001-2015).

It consists of the following series:
General correspondence, 1907-2005; General subject files, 1897-1970; Records relating to the Board of Regents, 1912-2008; Records relating to the Senate, 1954-2008; Records relating to the Victoria College Council, 1928-2008; Records relating to the academic administration, 1915-2013; Records relating to the financial administration, 1905-2000; Records relating to awards, 1918-2005; Records relating to student assistance, 1916-1976; Records relating to students, 1915-2007; Records relating to alumni, 1928-2008; Records relating to functions, 1913-2010; Records relating to the University of Toronto, 1929-2011; Records relating to the United Church of Canada, 1928-2001; Records relating to gifts, 1897-1973; Records relating to the Gardiner Museum of Ceramic Art, 1981-2006; Records relating to fund raising, 1974-2008; Records relating to Emmanuel College, 1968-2008; Records relating to Victoria College, 1975-2012; Records relating to Victoria University, 1968-2008; Records related to the Chancellor and Chancellor's Council of Victoria University; and Records relating to Senior Administrative Meetings (SAM), 2001-2007.

File consists of
Three typed letters from Nouwen:
1) October 2, 1976 from Nouwen to Hokanson and Miller. No letter head. Copy
2) June 19, 1977 from Nouwen to Miller. No letterhead. Copy
3) July 4, [?] from Nouwen to Hokanson. YDS letterhead. Copy

One colour photograph of Nouwen with daughter Beth Hokanson and son Aaron Hokanson. Estimated to be taken in the Fall of 1980 by Rudolf Hokanson.

From Hokansan: "Henri gave us premarriage counselling winter-spring '72 for ten weeks, Sunday nights in his apartment. We also had courses with Henri and other social religious times. I got my M.Div in '74 and Susan an MAR '73. Then we went back '79--81 and Susan got her M.Div '81 and I got an M.P.P.M. now MBA from SOM '81"

Fonds consists of corporate records (minutes, a subpoena, correspondence, constitution, petition, reports, questionnaires - 1894-1981); Articles and reviews (1895-1981); Music, scripts, programs, posters, and other ephemera (ca. 1894-1997); Audio tapes and records (1954-1963).

Fonds consists of material documenting the career of Prof. Guido Pugliese as Associate Professor in the Department of Language Studies at the University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM), and to a limited extent, his involvement in the local Italian Canadian community. Records include textual records such as CVs, correspondence, course material, play scripts and programs, as well as photographs and video recordings mostly related to Italian plays at UTM.

Series consists primarily of photographs, audio interviews and video recordings of play performances, interviews, and poetry readings. Records include both analogue and digital audio and video recordings, and well as digital photographs.

Series consists primarily of analog photographs and some negatives of play rehearsals, performances and portrait shots of actors and actresses.

Series consists of material related primarily to Guido Pugliese’s administrative duties within the University of Toronto Mississauga’s Department of Italian Studies. Records include reports, correspondence, and memoranda.

Series consists of material documenting the general arc of Guido Pugliese's life and career. Records include CVs, summaries and evaluations of his research, and obituaries and tributes.

Series consists of photographs of Vic Centro, friends, family, and colleagues. Photographs include a print of a CBC recording session with Phil Nimmons, clarinet; Vic Centro, accordion; Jerry Toth, alto saxophone; Roy Smith, tenor saxophone; Eddie Karam, baritone saxophone; Erich Traugott, trumpet; Butch Watanabe, trombone; Ed Bickert, guitar; Murray Lauder, bass; and Ron Rully, drums. Other individuals photographed include Gordy Brant, John Jackson, Steve Calmus, and Pat Joreau.