File consists of three photographs of John Currie, two of the photos are with unidentified individuals.
File consists of three photographs of Walter Currie who was appointed Chair of the Indian-Eskimo studies program at Trent University from 1971-1975. Currie was an advocate for Indigenous education and Indigenous rights.
File consists of letters on a range of topics, including a communique regarding the establishment of the Black River Literary and Religious Institute (Antwerp, New York 1836) and religion and education matters in New York State, Vermont, Waterloo & Saint Francis & Portage in Lower Canada. Correspondents include Henry Jones; James. J. Gilbert; James. McGillivray; Z.S.M. Hersey; W. Ritchie; Rev. H.B. Chapin; P.P. O'Sunkirhine; Rev. J. Ingraham; Lucretin Smith; Rev. R. Cairn.
File consists of seven photographs and twenty-eight images of Douglas Curtis a Professor Emeritus of Economics at Trent University.
