This collection consists of programs from theatre, opera, and symphony performances that the collector attended from 1952-2020. Most programs have the ticket stub tipped in, and some include newspaper reviews and clippings for the performances.

"Along the Color Line" was a public affairs commentary series on issues and perspectives of African American people by Dr. Manning Marable. This nationally syndicated column (originally called From the Grassroots) which started in 1976, was featured in more than 320 publications and evolved to include radio broadcasts featured on radio stations in the United States and internationally.
File contains collection of audio cassettes featuring the Along the Color Line Radio commentary series dated between 1992 and 1995 while Marable was a Professor of History and Political Science and Director of the Institute of Research in African American Studies at Columbia University. Each cassette has multiple commentaries on different topics.

Included are:

RG 456.05.07.01 February 1992: Why Conservatives fear multiculturalism; The Limits of Free Speech; Turning against the poor

RG 456.05.07.02 June 1992: Los Angeles along the race/class fault line pt. 1 (short version only); Los Angeles along the race/class fault line pt. 2 [short version only); Race and Violence (1/2 of long version and complete short version); Blacks in Britain
Beginning of tape was re-used. Long versions of Los Angeles along the race/class fault line and 1/2 of the long version of Race and Violence were erased.

RG 456.05.07.03 October 1993: The Search for democracy pt. 1; The Search for Democracy pt. 2; Education and the Promise of Equality; Beyond Diversity

RG 456.05.07.04 May 1993: Building Latino African American Unity.
Beginning of tape was re-used. End of unidentified commentary and building Latino African American Unity only commentary on tape.

RG 456.05.07.05 December 1993: Lost Generation; Toward a New Black Leadership; The Perils of Centrist Government; Youth Violence and Gangster Rap

RG 456.05.07.06 January 1994: Fascism in Europe - the international dimensions of racism; Jim Crow revisited; Toward Black Empowerment

RG 456.05.07.07 May 1994: "An American Dilemma"; The Brown Decision 1954-1994; We Shall Overcome vs Hip Hop generations

RG 456.05.07.08 July 1994: Reconsidering Farrakhan; Why Ben Chavis is Under Attack; South Africa after Apartheid

RG 456.05.07.09 September 1994: Ben Chavis and the Crisis of Black Leadership, pts. 1-3

RG 456.05.07.10 October 1994: Environmental Justice - the power of making connections pts 1-2; Rangel vs Powell - beyond the politics of personality; Black Studies - the next generation

RG 456.05.07.11 March 1995: Rethinking Affirmative Action pts. 1-2; The Welfare Debate - punishing to poor

RG 456.05.07.12 July 1995: Justice for Mumia Abu-Jamal; A Message to Black Youth; What is Leadership?; Full Employment and Affirmative Action

RG 456.05.07.13 October 1995:
Side 1 - The Million Man March - an analysis of Black protest pts. 1-2; Ben Chavis and the Dilemma of Black Leadership;
Side 2 - Breaking the Two-Party System; Young, Gifted and Black - the promise of Black youth pts. 1-2

Series contains CKLN audio recordings.

Item consists of a 5" x 7" dry plate view camera with Eastman Kodak Company Fixed Prime Lens with automatic shutter. The City View camera from the Seneca Camera was available in several sizes from 5"x7" to 17"x 0", and were originally sold in a set that included a base, plate holders, carrying case, and tripod.

Item is a wooden, tailboard folding field view camera, for use with 13 x 18 cm (5 x 7 inch) dry plates. Field cameras are view cameras that produce studio quality images but are designed to fold down to a more compact, portable size. The camera includes a Universal Rapid Lens, series E and glass plate holder.

O'Keefe House exterior sign, reading "O'Keefe House 137 Bond St."

Bond House exterior sign.

File contains the marble clock that was removed from a lounge in Oakham House, probably during renovations in the 1970s. It hung in the Archives reading room for many years until it stopped working, ca. 2015. Photographic evidence of its hanging location in Oakham House exists in the Archives.

Consists of colour slides taken during several CBC production, including Mr Rogers, The Tommy Hunter Show, Sounds Good, Flashback, Music Hop and other shows. See signature notes for full list.

2 cm of textual records. Folder incl. 3 copies on glossy paper of technical drawings for "Showtime"; 29.5 x 18 cm & smaller. - various papers related to the Associated Designers of Canada; 28 x 21.5 cm. - 1 textual record relating to a Ryerson television studio production course; 21.5 x 28 cm. - 1 letter from the "Academy of Canadian Cinema and Television"; 28 x 21.5 cm. - Other misc papers of drawings, lists of completed projects, and other personal papers.

File contains a collection of audio cassette and digital recordings of various CKLN music programs recorded by the donor for later listening. Included are recordings from hip hop shows "The Real Frequency", "The Fantastic Voyage program", and "The Power Move Show" and house music shows "Fear Edit", "Loungin' at the Afterparty", "Vibes and Vinyl", and "Soul Fusion Express" Recordings include:

RG 456.05.01.01 Fear Edit with Joe Rizla and DJ Trini, 2003
RG 456.05.01.02 Side A - Vibes & Vinyl with Ray Prasad and Gene King; Side B - Fear Edit with Joe Rizla, 2003
RG 456.05.01.03 Soul Oasis
RG 456.05.01.04 House Music, 1988
RG 456.05.01.05 Side A - The Power Move Show - Hiero-Hobo Biggie concert; Side B - House Music - Tony Bones
RG 456.05.01.06 Soul Fusion Express, August 2002
RG 456.05.01.07 Soul Fusion Express with Jason Barham, 2003
RG 456.05.01.08 Vibes & Vinyl with Ray Prasad and Gene King, 2002
RG 456.05.01.09 88.1 Loungin' at the After Party
RG 456.05.01.10 The Real Frequency, 2002
RG 456.05.01.11 The Real Frequency, 2003
RG 456.05.01.12 88.1 Loungin' at the After Party, 1999
RG 456.05.01.13 Soul Fusion Express, 2002
RG 456.05.01.14 House Music - Loungin' at the After Party
RG 456.05.01.15 Vibes & Vinyl with Ray Prasad and Gene King
RG 456.05.01.16 Vibes & Vinyl with Ray Prasad and Gene King, 2003 [Tape begins with Fear Edit Joe Rizla & DJ Trini]
RG 456.05.01.17 DJ Mix from 1987; CKLN from 1987-1988
RG 456.05.01.18 No Delayin Mixes, 1990
RG 456.05.01.19 CKLN, 1994
RG 456.05.01.20 The Fantastic Voyage program with Ron Nelson, 1989
RG 456.05.01.21 The Fantastic Voyage program with Ron Nelson, 1988
RG 456.05.01.22 The Power Move show, 1991
RG 456.05.01.23 The Power Move show - DJ Mastermind and DJ X, 1991
RG 456.05.01.24 The Power Move show, 1992
RG 456.05.01.25 The Power Move show, Late 1991
RG 456.05.01.26 The Power Move show, 1991

Consists of photographs of illustrations done by Hackborn in relation to the production of Rich Little's Robin Hood. includes designs for shields used as props, and various parts of the sets including trees, carriages, doors, and floor plans. The two larger photographs who production crew in front of a set design.

The Graflex RB is a single-lens reflex camera, the last of the family of field cameras known as "Graflex cameras", in contrast to the "Graphic" Graflex cameras. This model was produced between 1928-1947. It features a rotating back (abbreviated to RB), 4" x 5" plate holder, a light-excluding focusing-hood, interchangeable film holders, extensible lens with hood, and a f/4.5 anastigmat lens with a focal length of 7-1/2 inches (190mm), and is is designed to be held at waist height for use. The Graflex was used in the USA Navy and favoured for its ability to capture outdoor and action scenes. The aperture and tension can be adjusted according to the shutter speed plate, a table mounted on the side of the camera indicating adjustments. The Graflex RB series D is composed of straight-grain Honduras mahogany covered with black Morocco leather and chrome details.

This camera is accompanied by a carrying case of wood, black leather, and green felt. It contains one camera instruction manual: "Instruction manual for Graflex Cameras: RB Super D & RB Series B: Also Earlier Models including Series B, RB Series D, Auto, RB Auto, Auto Jr., RB Tele & RB Jr." It also contains 7 film holders and one replacement rotating back. The back piece is inscribed with: "Graflex Cute film Magazine: Pat Sept 7, 1920 Other Patents Pending: Made in U.S.A. by Folmer Graflex Corporation Rochester, N.Y., U.S.A., 43. For use of this alternate back, the camera back must be removed and rotated.

Item is a monorail view camera that was designed based on the Kodak Master View Camera, the rights of which were sold to the Calumet Manufacturing Company in 1955. Currently has a Linhof lens.

Consists of black and white prints of Music Hop with Alex Trebek as the host and the Canadian music variety television series, Juliette.

Music Hop prints includes the musical trio The girlfriends with Rhonda Silver, Dianne Miller and Stephanie Taylor, as well as Music Hop's house band was Norm Amadio and the Rhythm Rockers, who were composed of Amadio on piano, John Stockfish on bass, Red Shea on guitar, Don Thompson on tenor saxophone, and Alex Lazaroff on drums. The photographs show sets and backgrounds designed by Hackborn.

Consists of slides taken while filming productions, including dramas and variety shows, as well as while scouting filming locations. Productions include Elwood Clover, Right On '73, Miss Teen Canada '71, Canada After Dark '79 and Summer Night '62.

Consists of a glass negative of a mother with two children. Includes receipt from 1991 printing of proofs

Consists of text related to television production technical resources, including a CBC Studio Facilities document and a resource on Technical Service for Television from Eastman Kodak Company

Consists of photocopies of hand drawn storyboards, and technical stage diagrams.

Consists of a screenplay for Tom Sawyer, produced by Universal Studios

Consists of a Glidden paint colour catalogue

Consists of various text related to Rich Little's Robin Hood. Includes notes, drawing copies, correspondence, financials, production documents.

Consists of images taken during a live recording of the television program Air Farce, in addition to other shows. Includes images from sets during a live variety show as well as shots taken inside a cabin with singers, and outdoor winter scenes.

Consists of images taken from a monitor and while filming the sketch comedy series Royal Canadian Air Farce. Includes photographs of studio sets, some using the glass matte technique.

Consists of the negatives for the prints in file 2012.005.02.146.

Consists of colour prints of a fishing warf with boats and lobster traps. One photograph labelled Port Morien. Also shots of United Church Hall in Gabarus and various images of churches, buildings and ports in Nova Scotia.

Consists of prints of locations, possibly location scouting, for the CBC/NFB production The King Chronicles about Mackenzie King. Includes shots of the Parliament and surrounding areas in Ottawa, the Old Port in Montreal, interior locations with closeup shots of windows, doors and wooden furniture detail.

Consists of a small ring-bound album with no cover. Images in the albums are mostly from the CBC Easter Seal Telethon and the Mr. Dressup anniversary show.

Consists of two transparences with drawn squares with dimensions. Includes original envelopes from Jones & Morris Photo-Enlarging Limited (24 Carlaw Avenue, Toronto) with printing data.

Consists of two colour negatives with images of buildings. Includes original envelopes from Jones & Morris Photo-Enlarging Limited (24 Carlaw Avenue, Toronto) with printing data.

Consists of black and white prints of various productions mounted on board. Two prints have stamp on verso with CBC photographer Dale Barnes. Print subjects include musicians on stages and actors in costumes on sets of television or theatre productions.

Consists of hand drawn illustration boards representing scenes from the productions the War Room and Rich Little's Robin Hood.

Consists of watercolour illustrations of dresses and apparel used for the production of the Jackie Ray Show. Some illustrations have small textile sample pinned on. Also includes two scripts for the show.

Consists of various storyboard drawings, illustrations and set designs for Fraggle Rock and other productions, include I Love a Man in Uniform and the Jackie Rae Show.

Consist of an annotated Air Farce screenplays with notes and drawings related to set requirements and designs.

This fonds contains but one article: The Early Ecole Polytechnique as Encyclopaedic School.

Fonds contains articles and papers authored and co-authored by Marilyn B Lee.

Consists of images taken while filming the sketch comedy series Royal Canadian Air Farce. Includes photographs of studio sets, some using the glass matte technique, and cast and crew members.

Consist of prints taken in the CBC Sports studio.

Fonds in comprised of articles, stories, and a book authored by Welsh. Also in the fonds is student work.

Consists of colour slides showing the glass matte process, for the production I Married a Klondike, and possibly other shows. Includes images taken in a green screen studio.

Fonds consists of papers authored or co-authored by Woit.

Consists of an envelope with three Christmas greeting cards and an event invitation correspondence related to Fraggle Rock.

Consists of set design technical drawings, clippings, handwritten notes, production call sheets and schedules related to the CBC and NFB production on Mackenzie King titled The King Chronicles.

Consist of handwritten notes about filming locations, annotated screenplays for Fox Harbour by Silver Donald Cameron and photographs and photocopies articles of scouting locations.

Consist of a CBC manual titled Careers in the CBC, union documents, annotated scripts for The Jackie Rae Show and handwritten notes by Hackborn.

Consists of transparencies with copies of illustrations and set designs drawn by Hackborn. Includes sketches related to Fraggle Rock characters, storyboards, diagrams for the Crystal Cave, examples from various textbooks and Hackborn's work on other television productions.

Consists of photocopies of production design and visual effect examples, transparencies of technical specifications and set designs drawn by Hackborn.

Sub-sub-series contains notes compiled between 1908 and 1984 on an ongoing basis by Kodak Canada historians. Company history notes consist of detailed day-to-day accounts of all aspects of the company's life. File includes of 3.5 cm of loose-leaf textual records, 1 3-ring binder, and two half-bound notebooks.

Item is a 3-ring binder containing typescript notes detailing the day-to-day operations of Kodak Canada. The notes were compiled on an ongoing basis from August 14, 1947 to December 31, 1979. Subject matter pertains to all aspects of the company's corporate life, including plant construction, corporate policies, production schedules and procedures, employee activities, and more.

Item is a half-bound manuscript notebook containing a detailed day-to-day account of Kodak Canada's corporate operations, compiled on an ongoing basis by the company historian from March 11, 1908 to December 28, 1951. Subject matter pertains to all aspects of the company's corporate life, including plant construction, corporate policies, production schedules and procedures, employee activities, and more.

This file contains a collection of 38 annotated interview transcripts of interviews with academics and subject experts conducted by Desmond Glynn as source material for Open College course: The Child in Society.

Jean Trepanier University of Ottawa Jan 18, 1991 Children’s Rights, Family Courts
Chad Gaffield University of Ottawa Sept 22 and 29. 1990 Education and Family Strategies
Jennifer Brown - University of Winnipeg Aug 19, 1990 Child and Family, Historical Comparisons
Guiliana Colallilo Ontario Institute Studies in Education (OISE) Oct 10, 1990
Jean Burnet York University August 19, 1990 Migration, Race and Ethnicity
Nick Bala - Queen's University Jan 31, 1991, Feb 12, 1991/Children’s Rights and Family Courts
John Ekstedt - Simon Fraser University Jan 3, 1991 Children’s Rights ad Family Courts
Susan Houston York University Mar 30, 1990; Oct 2, 1990 Education/Children’s Rights, Family Courts
Alison Prentice – OISE Mar 12, 1990/Education and Family Strategies
Paul Axelrod York Univ. Mar 12, 1990; Sept 27, 1990; Aug 24, 1995 Education and Family Strategies.
Gary Woodill – Ryerson /Oct 5, 1990 Education and Family Strategies
Neil Sutherland Simon Fraser University Oct 9, 1995/Education and Family Strategies
Jim Struthers Trent University Jan 23, 1991/State and Child Welfare
Patricia Rooke University of Alberta/Mar 5, 1991/State and Children’s Protection
J. Snell Guelph University Sept 12, 1990/State and Child Welfare.
Gale Wills Ryerson University/Nov 16, 1995/State and Child Welfare
Cross, M. (Dalhousie University, 5-Oct-90) Sexuality...and Single Parenthood
Griffin, J. (26-Sept-90) Child Psychology and Psychopathology
Konstantareas (Oct-20-95) Child Psychology and Psychopathology
Volpe, R. (Institute of Child Study, Oct-18-95) Child Psychology and Psychopathology
Comacchio, C. (Wilfred Laurier University, 27-Jul-95) Children's Mortality and Survival
Roland, C. (18-Aug-95) Child Psychology and Psychopathology
Simmonds, H. (York University, Oct-1-90) Child Psychology and Psychopathology
Ward, P. (University of British Columbia, 13-Sept-90) Children's Mortality and Survival
Bliss, M (University of Toronto, 25-Sept-90) Children's Mortality and Survival
Kingsmill, A. (2-Aug-95) Children’s Mortality and Survival
MacDougall (University of Waterloo, 25-Aug-90) Children's Mortality and Survival
Sutherland, N. (8-Aug-95 and 19-Sept-90) Child and Family, Historical Comparisons
Shorter, E. (University of Toronto, 9-Sept-95) Child Psychology and Psychopathology
Shorter, E. (University of Toronto, 8-Aug-90) Modern Family, Historical Comparisons
Houston, S. (York University, 2-Oct-90) Children’s Rights and Family Courts
Gartner, R (9-Jan-90) Child Abuse and Family Pathology
Snell, James (21-Jul-95) State and Child Welfare)
Struthers, J. (Trent University, 30-Oct-95) State and Child Welfare
Parr, J. (Simon Fraser University, 22-Sept-90) State and Children’s Protection
Bradbury, B. (27-Jul-95) State and Children’s Protection
Silva-Wayne, S. (9-Sept-95) Foster Care, Child Protection Strategy
Sutherland, N. (9-Oct-95) Child Abuse and Family Pathology
Novick, Marvin Ryerson University, Nov 5, 1995 State and Child Welfare
Knafla, Louis, University of Calgary, Dec 13, 1990.

This file contains a collection of annotated transcripts of 34 interviews with subject experts conducted by Desmond Glynn as source material for Open College course Crime and Punishment.

Knafla, L. (University of Calgary, 6-Jan-93) Frontier Justice
MacLaren, J (University of Victoria) Jan 20, 1994 Moral Regeneration and the City
Walden, K. (Trent University) Feb 15,1994 Frontier Justice (RCMP)
Lewthwaite, S (University of Toronto, 9-Feb-94) Frontier Justice
Roberts, J. (Ottawa U, 2-June-94) Contemporary Corrections
Philips, J. (University of Toronto, 3-Mar-94) Moral Regeneration and the City
Marquis, G. (St-Mary's U, 9-May-94) Criminal Code and Law Enforcement
Hastings, R. (Ottawa U, 24-May-94) Crime Victims and Crime Prevention
Verdun-Jones, S. (Simon Fraser U, 26-Apr-94) Mental Disorder and the Criminal Process
Jackson, M. (Simon Fraser U, 30-Mar-94) Mental Disorder and Criminal Process
Beattie, J. (University of Toronto, 15-Oct-90) Penology and the Penitentiary
Oliver, P. (York University, 24-Jan-94) Penology and the Penitentiary
Menzies, R. (Simon Fraser U, 27-Apr-94) Mental Disorder and Criminal Process
Brown, D. (University of Alberta, 13-Jan-94) Frontier Justice
Brown, D. (University of Alberta, 17-Feb-94) Criminal Code and Law Enforcement
Young, A. (Osgoode Hall, 16-May-94) Charter and the Courts
McLeod, R.C. (University of Alberta, 12-Jan-94) Frontier Justice (NWMP)
Parker, G. (Osgoode Hall Law School) 16-Feb-94) Crime Victims and Crime Prevention
Greenland, C. (Mental Health Centre, CAMH) 11-Feb-94 Politics of State Trials
Friedland, M. (University of Toronto, Faculty of Law, 9-Feb-94) Criminal Code and Law Enforcement
Foster, H. (University of Victoria, 4-Feb-94) Frontier Justice (Indigenous)
Hare, R. (University of British Columbia, 7-Aug-94) Mental Disorder & Criminal Process
Mandel, M. (Osgoode Hall law School, 3-May-1994) Charter of Rights
Whittaker, R. (York University, 17-April-95) Politics of State Trials
Stagg, R. (Ryerson, 9-Feb-94) Politics of State Trials
Greenwood, M. (University of British Columbia, 18-Feb-94) Politics of State Trials
Strange, C. (University of Toronto, 5-Dec-93) Patriarchy, Gender and the Law
Boyd, Neil. (Simon Fraser University, 18-Feb-94) Moral Regeneration and the City
Dickason, O. (University of Alberta, 6-Jan-93) Frontier Justice (Treaties)
Doob, A. (University of Toronto, 6-Jun-94) Media & Sentencing
McNaught, K. (University of Toronto, 21-Dec-93) Politics of State Trials
Gabor, T. (Ottawa U, 3-Jun-94) Public & Crime
Saywell, J.T. (York University, 1-Jun-93) Criminal Law & Law Enforcement
Greenspan, E. (Legal Counsel, 6-May-94) The Charter and the Courts

• Two cast iron retriever dogs.
• Textual records includes correspondence and related material to the "Name the Dogs" contest held by the Archives to celebrate the Dog's move to the Archive holdings.

Item consists of a Jules Carpentier Photo-Jumelle, a rigid-bodied binocular camera. One lens is for viewing and the other is for taking single exposures. This jumelle-type camera is not a stereo camera. The magazine holds 12 plates that are 4.5 x 6 cm or 6.5 x 9 cm in size. There is also a rare stereo version of this camera.