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Fonds consists of correspondence, memoranda and scrapbooks of Harry M. Robbins. Included are both personal and office records, and a scrapbook of campaign posters and other materials, party election handbooks and election forecasts. The fonds is divided into three series: correspondence (arranged alphabetically); Robbins' political writings; and Progressive Conservative party literature, including both federal and provincial riding levels. Fonds is comprised of the following series: Correspondence Robbins' political writings Progressive Conservative party literature

The collection consists of sound recordings relating to Lawrence's campaign for leadership of the Ontario Progressive Conservative Party in 1971. The collection includes 4 audio tapes consisting of his announcement to seek the leadership, as well as interviews conducted with Lawrence by a number of radio stations. The fonds also includes a phonograph record produced for the Allen Lawrence for Leader Campaign Committee, used during the 1971 Ontario Progressive Conservative Party Leadership Convention.

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Fonds consists of records of David Lindsay's political career, particularly as Principal Secretary to Mike Harris, as President of the Ontario Jobs and Investment Board, and as President of Ontario Superbuild Corporation.

The fonds includes Lindsay's files on government transitions which he co-chaired or advised on in 1995 and 2002; files on visioning and strategy exercises in the PC Party; speeches; trip and event files; and records of invitations. Files in general contain correspondence, memos, reports, handwritten notes by David Lindsay, and materials annotated by David Lindsay.

The fonds also includes material accumulated by David Lindsay, namely: PC Party election campaign communications material including election ads, political ephemera from electoral and leadership candidates, and Ontario budget speeches.

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Colonel Babcock always intended to write his memoirs, but a busy life intervened. The contents and arrangement of his papers reflect this intent but unfortunately much of the research is incomplete. The papers are grouped roughly by subject, usually a military unit and then chronologically. The holograph items are limited. Much of the fonds consists of clippings, ephemera, keepsakes and the like. Scouting and the James Taylor material were given special treatment in his filing system. There is also a limited file on the establishment of Adolphustown Provincial Park and a file about issues with local ferries. Many of the photographs in the fonds are snapshots, undated and identified only by nicknames. The books are stories from the First World War. Fonds is comprised of the following series: World War One Royal Air Force, 1918 Frontenac Regiment, 1920-1936 Militia, 1914-1945 Clippings about military history Personal interests, including Legion and P.C. Party Boy Scouts, 1922-1979 Personal letters and memorabilia, 1969-1980 House of Commons debates, 1980 Scrapbook about 146th Battalion, 1915-1917 Scrapbook of Frontenac Regiment, mostly 1923-1936 Photographs, 1916-1945