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Maggie Gordon is an Engineering & Science Librarian at Douglas Library. She provides research assistance and delivers instructional sessions to students and faculty in several applied science and engineering programs at the university. She also participates in the collection development of the library...

This collection contains a number of versions printed from 1491 to present in large and small formats. More than 60 languages are represented, including some North American Indigenous dialects. The bibles held in W.D. Jordan Rare Books and Special Collections are catalogued in Omni. Inventories are...

This collection of 19th and early 20th-century Canadian textbooks represent a variety of subjects. The finding aid provides author, title, and subject lists, in addition to card catalogue entries with provenance information.

A large collection of sheet music by Canadian composers and a complementary collection of non-Canadian sheet music. We have compiled finding aids for each: Canadian Sheet Music Non-Canadian Sheet Music

Broadside/Poster Collection A rich, diverse collection of broadsides and posters, ranging from Canadian poetry and Alcuin Society Keepsakes to history (local and national), politics, arts, culture, and travel, as well as international topics. Included are a series of Canadian and British broadsides...

Edith and Lorne Pierce Collection of Canadiana The Edith and Lorne Pierce Collection of Canadiana was established at Queen's by Dr. Lorne Pierce (1890-1961) and his wife, Edith Chown. Lorne Pierce devoted his life to the promotion of Canadian literature. As an ordained minister, a founding member of...

Richard Cartwright Jr. was one of the first United Empire Loyalists to settle in Kingston. He and his descendants were prominent in early Canadian public and professional life. Richard's son, The Hon. John Solomon Cartwright (1804-845) studied law, entered business and became first President of the...

This collection is an amalgam of a number of donations and purchases over the years, beginning with the 1944 gift of about 50 volumes from Harry Hereford. By 1966, with the addition of donations by Elizabeth Gray, John E. Gow and Wilfred Knight, the collection had grown to approximately 600 volumes...