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Series comprises documents regarding Newfoundland such as travel pamphlets, road maps, business cards, correspondence and various newspaper clippings.

Series comprises of published material such as various journals, magazine articles and newspaper clippings, exhibition invitations, sale catalogues, sales index, photographs, correspondence, ticket stubs, gala and theatre show programs, various pamphlets and a Trinity College Diploma in Latin.

Series comprises journal entries, writings, published works, monthly calendars, and research files kept by K.M. Graham.

Series comprises 5 posters and one watercolour drawing by Blanche Howitt, K.M. Graham’s mother.

Series comprises personal correspondence with friends and family.

Series consists of scrapbooks and photo albums created by K.M. Graham between 1967 and 1990 that document her career. The majority of scrapbooks in this series are organized chronologically and by exhibition. Series also comprises additional publicity material related to K.M. Graham, including further newspaper clippings, magazine articles, exhibition invitations, interview transcripts, photographs, CVs, and her published works.

Series consists of Greg Curnoe’s income tax records and various receipts, including 6 ledgers in which he recorded his accounts between 1969 and 1987.

Series consists of curricula vitae and copies of Greg Curnoe’s grant applications to the Canada Council and other granting agencies. Series also includes a file of letters of recommendation from Curnoe on behalf of former students.

Series consists of several drafts of Curnoe’s posthumously published books Deeds/Abstracts (London, Ont.: Brick Books, 1995) and Deeds/Nations (London, Ont.: London Chapter, Ontario Archaeological Society, 1996). Series also contains research materials used by Greg Curnoe in writing these books.

Series consists of files relating to retrospective exhibition at the National Gallery of Canada (1981), including correspondence, contracts, loan forms, drafts of catalogue, small black & white photos of works, copies of invitation, and other material.