Consists of programme.

Silver eight reales from Spain (minted in Mexico) with a countermark bust of King George III in an oval in the centre of the head of Charles IV on the obverse. The reverse shows the Spanish coat of arms. These coins were issued by the British mint in response to a massive shortage of coinage and were valued at four shillings and ninepence.

Snapshot of (left to right) Helena Schneider, Emma Ahrens, Charles August Ahrens, J.M. Schneider and Louise Ahrens at the Mexico-U.S. boundary. Charles Ahrens and J.M. Schneider are wearing serapes, sombreros, gunbelts and pistols.

Series consists of William Dendy's personal architectural slide collection depicting architecture, urban spaces, and landscapes. The majority of the collection, consisting of approximately 17,550 slides, is dedicated to Canadian architectural heritage. Slides from regions of the United States of America (ca. 7,000 slides), various Western European countries with a focus on England, as well as parts of Central and South America and the Caribbean are also included.

Roughly eighty percent of the slides were taken by Dendy in person. The remaining slides consist of commercially produced slides or reproductions of plans, maps, photographs, architectural drawings, paintings, etc. from books or archival collections where Dendy conducted research. Many of the reproduction slides consist of historical records in the the public domain and were likely taken by Dendy. Reproduction sources are often included on corresponding slide mounts.

File consists 324 of slides. Slides shows Kay Rex's trips to Mexico, Africa, Greece and Yugoslavia as well as images of friends and family and Ontario. Some slides belong to Kenneth Rex.

File consists of materials created by Kay Rex on a trip to Mexico in 1958 as a freelance reporter for the Globe and Mail. Includes notes, writings, published articles and correspondence. Correspondents include: Rex, Kenneth and Rex, Alfred Lionel (her brother and father).