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Books in this collection pre-date 1700. The earliest book is an edition of Juvenal's Saturae (1475). The subject matter is distributed amongst three broad areas: Latin literature, history, and philosophy.

The special collection of works by Charles Dickens began at Queen's with the acquisition of the library of Walter Millen of Ottawa, whose sister, Charlotte Millen, sold the collection to the University in 1968 after her brother's death. At the time, Dr. Charles Pullen of Queen's Department of English...

John Alexander Edmison, Q.C., was an appointed Member of the first Parole Board of Canada in 1959. Previously, he had been Assistant to the Principal of Queen’s University. Mr. Edmison practiced law in Montreal until his enlistment with the Black Watch, Royal Highland Regiment of Canada, in 1940. In...

Special Collections is home to many ephemeral objects. A quick glance around our department and you will notice the many Classical busts that top our shelves. We also retain other objects and furniture from prominent Canadian figures such as Sir Sanford Fleming's medals and Sir John A. MacDonald's...

We have a number of computer stations available for your research with access to specialized software. Guests wishing to use/access computer workstations in the library will need to request a guest login. A guest is any visitor who is not a current Queen’s university student, faculty member, or staff...

Located in Stauffer Library and working closely with Queen's University Legal Counsel, the Copyright Advisory Office is dedicated to educating, supporting, and engaging Queen's faculty, students, researchers, and staff in matters pertaining to copyright, access to knowledge and content, learning...