Boxes 1 & 2
Research materials: handwritten research notes on index cards plus photocopied articles, some of which pertain to Professor Walden’s research for the articles “We Have Mist the Haze: Initiations at the University of Toronto, 1880-1925”… Read more
Boxes 1 & 2
Research materials: handwritten research notes on index cards plus photocopied articles, some of which pertain to Professor Walden’s research for the articles “We Have Mist the Haze: Initiations at the University of Toronto, 1880-1925” and "Respectable Hooligans: Male Toronto College Students Celebrate Halloween, 1884-1910."
NOTE: Most of the photocopied articles are copied from published books and journals. This material may not be reproduced or quoted directly without appropriate consent.
Box 3
Envelope:
Four micro-cassettes:
- two titled Michael and Maureen Cassidy interview, 23 August 2002
- one titled History 254, Lecture #1, Intro
- one untitled
Folder
- Two essays by Keith Walden, 1970 & n.d.
- Chapter titled “Display” by Keith Walden, 1993
- Correspondence re revisions of “Desire, Anxiety, and Sore Feet: The Toronto Industrial Exhibition and the Making of the Late Victorian Urban Culture” by Keith Walden, 1995-1996; also some research material & photographic copies, negatives and slides of images used in the publication
- “Cassidy volume”: The papers of Harry Cassidy and Beatrice Pearce: The courtship years, 1917-1925 by Keith Walden (published by the Champlain Society, Volume 70), 2009: correspondence, revisions, 2004-2009
- “Hardly Fair: Small town attitudes and perceptions of Toronto and the Toronto Industrial Exhibition, 1879-1904” by Elizabeth Wilton, research assistant of Professor Walden, 1989
- Correspondence re Toronto Industrial Exhibition, 1988
- Correspondence titled “out of town research materials”, 1988 (re Toronto Industrial Exhibition)
Box 4 RESTRICTED
Restriction: Some of the correspondence in Boxes 4 and 5 is restricted: permission of Archivist required to access these boxes.
Correspondence
(Note: Box 5 Folder 15 contains a list prepared by Professor Walden titled "Notes on the Authors of Letters in my Papers")
Folder
- Letters from students, 1978-1998
- Letters from History Department colleagues, 1979-1999
- Letters from Trent colleagues, 1980-1994
- John and Katie Syrett correspondence, 1985-2006
- Trent correspondence, miscellaneous, 1976-1980
- Thelma Chuter correspondence, 1983-2005
- Chantel Meister correspondence, 1980-1982
- Lee-Anne Broadhead correspondence, 1983-2009
- Nancy Christie correspondence, 1979-1982
- Sue Fenwick, 1977-1978
- Maureen Walsh, 1979-1981
- David Boulding, 1981
- Robert Baglier, 1980
- Lisa Leighton, 1979-1981
- Pat Jason, 1985-1991
- George Rawlyk, 1977-1995
- Kathy Corrigan, 1970s
- Dorothy Quann, 1975-1976
- Jane Lamb, 1972-1979
- Jane Wilson, 1971-1975
- Stan McRoberts and Kitty Slater, 1979; 1997
- Janice McKinnon, 1972-1995
Box 5 RESTRICTED
Restriction: Some of the correspondence in Boxes 4 and 5 is restricted: permission of Archivist required to access these boxes.
Correspondence (cont’d)
(Note: Box 5 Folder 15 contains a list prepared by Professor Walden titled "Notes on the Authors of Letters in my Papers")
Folder
- Judith Timson, 1973-1982
- Debbie Boudreau, 1972-1974
- Pam Johnson, 1994
- University friends – Queens, 1971-1993
- Grad student days, 1973-1976
- Miscellaneous correspondence with Canadian historians, 1976-1996
- “Becoming Modern” royalty statements, reviews, contracts, correspondence, publicity, 1995-2011
- Materials relating to the Visions of Order, 1977-1994
- Relating to the endowment of the Berna Theobold Prize in Comparative Development, 2001
- Relating to invitation to deliver the James A. Jackson Memorial Lecture, University of Manitoba, 1998-1999
- Toronto Board of Education talk, 1997
- Woodson Museum talk, 1992
13-14. Dionne Quintuplets: manuscript titled “Displaying the Dionne Quintuplets”, agreements, correspondence, notes and research materials, 1998
- List prepared by Professor Walden titled "Notes on the Authors of Letters in my Papers"
Trent University Cabinet – Drawer 9
Posters advertising theatre performances at Trent University (these are mounted on cardboard and encapsulated in clear plastic):
“The Duck Variations” (performed at The Commoner)
“The Tempest” (performed at Wenjack Theatre)
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