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Collection consists of general correspondence of Professor Dearle as Head of the Physics Department at the University of Western Ontario, 1915-1949, 1957, 1966; correspondence with senior staff of the University of Western Ontario, 1919-1947; wartime research and training, 1939-1943, n.d.; minutes, faculty of the University College of Arts, 1925-1945; collection of writings and other titles; student records, 1916; and and obituary of Raymond Compton Dearle that was added to the fonds after the creators death, 1971. The fonds also contains photographs of radio technicians' courses at University of Western Ontario, London, Ont., 1941-1942; and radio physics class, 1949; and photographs of Raymond Compton Dearle with family; and items of honors and awards.

Fonds consists of records produced throughout Walter Thompson’s career. Included are records relating to Thompson’s role as a Drury College alumnus, primarily planning alumni events for his fellow graduates. The fonds also contains case problems and assigned management readings from Harvard Business School as well as correspondence and reports from when Thompson worked for the U.S. Office of Price Administration during the war years. Also included are records relating to Thompson’s role as a professor at the University of Western Ontario (UWO): documents produced from planning, implementing, and evaluating the Management Training Course; documents prepared for the release of Learning to Lead: in Celebration of Nine Decades of Business Education at Ivey, 1923-2013; Business Quarterly Articles authored by Thompson; itineraries and information about conferences Thompson attended; agendas, minutes, and correspondence from committees Walter Thompson served on or interacted with at UWO; UWO student information, grades, and reports; UWO School of Business Administration faculty information; cases used in the Marketing Management Course at UWO; and various other records relating to the School of Business Administration at UWO in general.
The fonds contains reports and correspondence relating to Thompson’s roles as Associate Dean of the School of Business Administration at UWO and as Professor Emeritus. The fonds includes records relatingto Walter Thompson's role as a Senior Consultant in Management Development for Canadian National Railways such as recap booklets and documents planning the Staff Training Course. Included are records relating to Walter Thompson's role as Project Director of the Canadian International Development Agency funded initiative to assist with establishing management studies in Jamaica and Trinidad. The fonds consists of Walter Thompson's involvement with management training internationally with records focusing on establishing management studies in Pakistan, Bombay, Jamaica, Trinidad, and Nairobi. The fonds contains business documents, correspondence, and meeting agendas and minutes relating to Walter Thompson's role on the Board of Directors at Universal Oil Products; case problems used by Walter Thompson or other UWO or UWI faculty to teach management; as well as correspondence sent to or written by Walter Thompson throughout his career. Includes student information, salary information, recommendation letters and curriculum vitae.

The records consist of 6 boxes of founding documents, correspondence, financial and administrative records, conference proceedings, and meeting minutes.

The fonds consists of records related to the activities of the Osler Society. Records include meeting agendas, minutes, banquet programmes, membership lists, financial records, correspondence, historical records, photographs and slides.

Fonds consists of photographic records in a variety of formats, as well as some textual business records created by Ron Nelson Photography, Ltd. and its predecessors. The photographs provide comprehensive documentation of the firm's work, which was primarily focused on commercial and aerial photography.

Fonds consists of records illustrating Jan Eisenhardt’s career leading physical fitness and recreation programs and initiatives as well as his involvement with promoting Danish culture in Canada, running for political office, and attempts to seek compensation for his alleged "blacklisting" by the Canadian government. It also contains personal correspondence and other personal materials. It includes correspondence, clippings, government documents, reports, photographs, scrapbooks, posters, ephemera, magazines, and publications.

Fonds consists of records illustrating Kemp’s career as a poet, playwright, performer and educator as well as the activities of Pendas Productions. It also contains personal materials. It includes personal and professional correspondence, manuscripts and drafts, proofs of publications and CDs/DVDs, recordings of performances in various audiovisual formats, photographs, posters, drawings, clippings, ephemera, publicity materials, and published material.

This fonds consists of records relating to Huggan’s academic, writing, and professional activities, as well as her personal life between 1949-2018. Included are manuscripts and drafts; research materials; notes and correspondence related to her short stories, poems, and workshop participation; records related to her graduate studies at the University of Western Ontario and teaching career; financial records and royalty statements; records relating to her travels throughout Europe, Canada, and Asia; and personal records and correspondence. These records are arranged chronologically.

This fonds contains records relating to the organizational activities of; the Young Men’s Christian Association of London (YMCA), 1856-1951; the Young Women’s Christian Association of London (YWCA), 1889-1951; and the amalgamated Young Men’s-Young Women’s Christian Association of London (YM-YWCA), 1951-present. These records consist of; financial papers, meeting minutes, annual reports, photographs, correspondence, scrapbooks, membership information, and club service files. The records are arranged chronologically.

This fonds contains architectural drawings of approximately 600 projects undertaken by the Watt and Blackwell firm from about 1911-1950. The projects include schools, residences, medical buildings, industrial buildings, public buildings, apartment, and garages. A significant portion of the projects are additions and/or alterations made to existing buildings. There is a small series of project related material which includes illustrated sketches.