File includes the following letters:

• letters to Gilbert re book donations, manuscript evaluations, etc.;
• letter to Gilbert from possible relatives, Bagnani Brothers Hauling, 1962;
• letters to Stewart from friends;
• letter from antique store regarding two antiques the Bagnani purchased from them, 1967 (two photographs of the antiques attached);
• letter to Gilbert from John Ecclestone, 1967;
• plus other miscellaneous letters

Subseries consists of correspondence and personal and creative writing by members of the Gzowski and Morgan families. Included are the letters of Peter Gzowski's mother, Margaret Young, which were sent from boarding school, Pesionnat le Manoir, in Lausanne, Switzerland, to her family (1925-1927) and Gzowski family correspondence from 1900-2003, 1912-1942 predominant, and one letter from 1853. Correspondents include Peter Gzowski’s paternal grandparents, Vera Gzowski and Harold N. Gzowski, father, Harold E. Gzowski, mother, Margaret McGregor Young, paternal great-aunts Hope Morgan, Fawnie Morgan, and Wanda Gzowski, his maternal uncle McGregor Young, and Peter Gzowski.

File contains letters, postcards, and typed bulletins from Mary Northway to Mally Gibson, some undated, and a calendar image possibly taken at Camp Glen Bernard.

Folder includes the following letters

• Letters from Gilbert to Stewart, [1951];
• letter to Gilbert from The Institute for Advanced Study, New Jersey, re tomb inscriptions, 1952;
• letter to Gilbert and Stewart from Ron and Vivien Williams re their life at Oxford (includes 3 photos: the Williams family and one unknown girl;
• Gilbert and Stewart, one unknown girl and the Williams children; Gilbert and Stewart and one dog (Note: all the people in the photos are in Arab dress), 1953;
• letter from Vers [Verschoyle Blake] regarding property ownership in Newmarket [& Whitechurch Township] in the late 1700's and early 1800's (attached is a copy of the will of Elisha Beeman, "second husband of Esther, widow of Christopher Robinson... who died in 1798");
• letter from William Ronald (member of Painters Eleven, and creator of the murals in the "Ronald Room" at Vogrie) to Stewart asking her to be a referee for his application for a Guggenheim, 1955;
• Archives of Ontario to Stewart requesting that she donate John Beverley Robinson papers in her possession to the Archives, 1956;
• University of Toronto to Gilbert re his salary, etc., 1957;
• letters and speech re "Paleologue's book", [1957];
• letter re property in 128 Mount Pleasant Road, Toronto;
• plus other miscellaneous letters, some of which are written in languages other than English

Series consists of academic and personal correspondence between Dale Standen and his colleagues at various academic institutions, Trent faculty, staff, students, and alumni, and graduate school colleagues. Series also includes obituaries and funeral programs for Trent faculty. Additional files document Dale Standen’s activities as a Don of and later the Principal of Lady Eaton College, and as a TUFA (Trent University Faculty Association) member during the 1996 strike. Series also includes correspondence from the Dictionary of Canadian Biography and the Champlain Society.

Folder includes the following letters

• Letter to Bagnani from Francis B. Keene 1930
• Letter to Augusta Houston from her brother-in-law, Arthur Houston, 1931;
• Letter from R.H. [ ] possibly to Augusta Houston (mentions the reader's blindness and suggests that Stewart will read the letter), 1932;
• Instructions "in case of accident" from Augusta Houston, 1932;
• Letter to "Carissimo" Bagnani from Nello Zein, photo of man and dog attached, 1933;
• Letters to Stewart from friends; letter to Stewart form J.B. Maclean of Maclean's magazine re Canadian content of their publication, 1934;
• Letters to Gilbert from his mother, 1935 (one expresses her "last wishes" to him, ie, disbursement of her belongings, etc., Jan. 13, 1935);
• Letters of condolence to Gilbert on the death of his mother, Jan. & Feb. 1935;
• Letter from Neilson Bridger to Gilbert re the fireplace which was placed in the drawing room at Vogrie when the house was altered in 1936-1937, 1937;
• Letter to Gilbert from Alan Gardiner;
• Plus other miscellaneous letters, some of which are written in languages other than English

File consists of correspondence between Stewart Bagnani and Trent University regarding her position as special lecturer in art and as director of Mackenzie Gallery. File also includes lectures schedules; a sketch of the building which housed Mackenzie Gallery before it opened as a gallery, by David Woods, 1971; a wedding photo of Mr. and Mrs. Gengembre-Curwood (1970); miscellaneous letters to Stewart regarding the Bagnani medal, etc.; also financial records, etc. relating to Mackenzie Gallery.

Folder includes the following letters:

• June 11 1910, Toronto - Arthur Houston to his sister-in-law, Augusta (Robinson) Houston
• November 3 1911 - Christopher W. Robinson to Augusta (Robinson) Houston
• August 22 1912 - S.H. Blake to The Reverend Professor Wrong (re genealogy of his family)
• January 16 1913, Chateau Laurier, Ottawa - A.H.U. Colquhoun to Griffin [ ] (re article written by Napier Robinson entitled "A Question of Morals"; article attached)
• December 25 1913, Vice Regal Lodge, Dublin - [ ] [Aber___] to Minnie Forsyth Grant (letter is attached to a Christmas card which was sent in [1971] to Andrea [ ] from Stewart Bagnani - re person of noble status going to Ireland]
• November 2 1915, Broadway, Worcestershire - Mary Anderson de Narasso to "Little Stewart Houston" (re de Narasso's autograph)
• January 23 1915, Savile Club - [ ] to Mrs. Stewart (Robinson) Houston (re happy days in the Muskokas)
• September 5 1916, Scotland - Christopher W. Robinson to Minnie (re a sketch of Forts Point Henry and Point Frederick at Kingston, Upper Canada, 1815, by Sir F.P. Robinson; copy of sketch attached)
• December 27 1916, Beverley House - Christopher Robinson to (Augusta Robinson) Houston (see letter above - similar content)
• 1917-1918 - several letters (11) referring to World War I from Cyril T. Houston and Alan Houston to their aunt, Augusta Houston, and to their cousin, "Baby" Stewart Houston (Cyril was in the Royal Air Force and Alan, the Army; while Stewart and her mother were in England, the brothers made their headquarters with them on their leaves; Cyril was killed in a plane crash in Belgium; Stewart visited his grave in 1929 on a visit through Belgium; attached to one letter are two unidentified women, and one hand embroidered Christmas card