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The series contains source material on the personal life of Monique Nadeau-Saumier of Sherbrooke from 1992 to 2010 It consists of papers related to Kay Kinsman, a paper written by Kay Kinsman and evaluated by Monique Nadeau-Saumier, a paper "The Way to Compostela" by Kay Kinsman, booklets on exhibition of Kay Kinsman's art and an article. There is also correspondence from friends and family and her CV. The series is comprised of the following files: Kay Kinsman, Correspondence and CV.

The series contains source material on activities of Monique Nadeau-Saumier entre 1994 et 2010. It consists of 3 photographs of the Mérite Estrien, 3 of an event, 2 of Kay Kinsman, 4 of the launch of her book, 22 of the exhibition Deep Waters Massawipi and 2 of the Prix La Tribune.

The series contains source material on Monique Nadeau-Saumier’s education in Sherbrooke from 1989 and 2007. It consists of note statements, correspondence from Concordia University a booklet for graduates. There is also notes on her PhD subject, articles on her PhD subject and the fact that she is doing her PhD later in her life. Also her thesis on a cd and an interview for the emission Une pilule, une petite granule on a DVD. The series is comprised of the following files: Master degree and PhD.

The series contains source material on honours and achievements of Monique Nadeau-Saumier of Sherbrooke from 2010 to 2017. It consists of correspondence, news articles, a speech, an invitation to the 2012 La Tribune prize giving, a conference speech, a booklet on the conference Managing diversity and social cohesion: the Canadian experience of october 2009, a conference program from the Democracy, Diversity, Dignity on October 2012 and a certificat of participation. There is also a program from the Xe Colloque des étudiants en histoire de l'Université de Sherbrooke. The series is comprised of the following files: Mérite Estrien, Prix La Tribune et Conference.

The series contains source material on aspects of Monique Nadeau-Saumier’s work from 1989 to 2008. It consists of a book on Louis Muhlstock and one on an exhibition of Louis Muhlstock, correspondence about the Frederick S. Coburn exhibition and an invitation for the exhibition Deep Waters Massawippi. There is also a poster, cd, articles drafts and correspondence. Also, invitation for the launch of her book Un espace et un lieu de culture: Le Art Building de Sherbrooke 1887-1927, and related correspondence. The series is comprised of the following files: Exhibitions, Articles and Launch.

The series contains source material on the professional life of Monique Nadeau-Saumier of Sherbrooke from 1983 to 2012. It consists of correspondence from her various occupations, notes for meetings, Bishop's newsletters and booklets on ETRC. There is also copy of articles, articles, report of the Musée des beaux-arts de Sherbrooke and a speech from Garry Retzleff on Monique Nadeau-Saumier. The series is comprised of the following files: ETRC, Bishop's University, Université de Sherbrooke, Musée des beaux-arts de Sherbrooke, Other organizations and Tributes.

The fonds contains information on the professional life of Monique Nadeau from 1983 to 2017. It consists of articles, reports, correspondence, prizes, research works, and photographs. It is comprised of the following series: Professional life, Honours and acheivements, Publications and writings, Education, Personal life, and Photographs.

The series contains source material on the history of the St. Francis region from 1960. It contians a copy of, "St. Francis Through 200 Years", written by Leonard A. Auger.

The series contains source material on the history of the Eastern Townships from the 1950s. It contains handwritten notes about the colonisation of the Eastern Townships from 1800 to 1900.

The item is a casdastral map of the southern portion of Compton County, including Emberton, Auckland, Clifton, and parts of Eaton, Ditton, Newport, and Hereford.

Photographs: Basketball, 1933, Sherbrooke City League Champions; Women's Hockey, 1938; Women's Basketball, 1938; COTC, 1938-39; snapshots (candids).

12 photographs comprising primarily of candid shots of students at Convocation, the campus and Lennoxville; but includes also a photograph of COTC winter maneuvers with McGill, 1931-32, and a photograph of the interior of St. Mark's Chapel.

Photographs:

• graduation photo
• C.O.T.C. 1933-34
• C.O.T.C. 1933-34, No.1 Platoon-Winners Ross-McMurty Cup
• C.O.T.C. 1935-36

Yearbook: 1936
Convocation Program: June 18, 1936
Diploma: Vernon Earle Mayhew, B.A. Bishop's University, 1936
Medals: Governor General's Medal; Lieut. Governor's Silver Medal for Science

• Photographs: C.O.T.C. 1935-1936, No.2 Platoon Winners of Ross-McMurtry Cup; Basketball Team 1936-37
• Award Certificates: Major Athletics, 1937; Minor Athletics, 1938.

The fonds includes: Remarks by Arthur Motyer Bishop's Classes of '59-'60-'61 Re-union, September 29, 1990, 6 pages; Bishop's University Convocation Address by Arthur Motyer, may 30, 1992, 10 pages; A Story (True), a short story, author unknown; Convocation programme, 1961; Dramatic production programmes: The Diary of Anne Frank, 1959, The Teahouse of the August Moon, 1960, Noah, 1961; Copies (incomplete) of The Mitre (1960-1961), The Campus (1959-1961); newspaper clippings; photographs of dramatic productions and student life on campus, including 2 postcards; a silver Rugby trophy inscribed: Provincial Championship won by the Intermediate Rugby Team Bishop's University, 1929, Presented by the Chancellor;

Photographs:

• views of interiors, including Bishop Williams Hall; exterior views of the Quad and front of McGreer;
• Class of 1927: Howard S. Billings, Malcolm Charles Greene, Vincent Edward Lyon, Henry Carl Mayhew, Robert Gordon McHarg,
• Class of 1928: R.L. Watson
• University of Bishop's College COTC: 1925 (long and rolled-up), 1925-26, 1925-26 No.1 Platoon, Winners of the McMurtry-Ross Cup, 1926-27

-Examination report. Senior Final year, June 1938.
-Convocation Program, 1938. Annotated.
-2 letters from Principal A.H. McGreer re. Scholarships: October 14. 1936 and October 8, 1937.
-Yearbook, 1935.
-Photographs of teams and faculty most of which appear in the 1938 yearbook.

The Collection consists of:

• "Speech given by the late Rev. T.S. Chapman during a trip to England in 1872." Typed copy and original manuscript copy, headed "University of Bishop's College-some account of..."
• Diploma. Province of Quebec. Provincial Exhibition 1881. Diploma awarded to Rev. T.S. Chapman, Marbleton, Quebec. "For snow plough of mechanical design for making double track winter roads, and preventing "cahots"."- Photograph of T.S. Chapman. Inscription on back of photo reads "to Anna Francis Bennett, from her god-father." 6" x 4".
• Postcard addressed to T. S. Chapman, 1905
• Newspaper clipping. Niles-Moe marriage. Rev. T.S. Chapman officiating.

Scrapbook contains newspaper clippings, primarily 1960's. Subject matter consists of the hiring of Professor Duval, creation of the Business Department, and related activities.

Fonds (First accession) includes: Correspondence attesting to the many contributions, financial and otherwise, of Philip H. Scowen; 6 photographs, including Convocation, W.B. Scott (inscribed by Scott to Philip Scowen, 1961), sod-turning 1949; Citation for Philip Harry Scowen - conferment of DCL, May 27, 1961; newspaper clippings; 3 issues of The Campus (1949-1951); items of clothing including 4 ties and a purple and white frosh cap; 4 large Bishop's cheering signs (black paint on white cloth), including one which reads "Bishop's Conference Champs 54-55-56"; a white hard-hat featuring the Bishop's crest and Philip Scowen's name.

Second accession includes:

Dr. Philip Harry Scowen:
Sherbrooke Record, 1968
DCL recipient at Bishop's, 1961
50 years old, 1956
44 years old, 1950
32 years old, 1938 (photo by Notman)

Mrs. Eulah Ammis Reed Scowen:
Robin Watt portrait, 1962
50 years old, 1950

Philip Herbert Scowen:
Photographs:
40 years old, 1977 Trinity College School, 1953
15 years old, 1952
Bishop's University graduation 1950
Selwyn House School Boy Scouts photo, 1947
5 years old, 1942

Philip Reed Scowen:
wedding photo, 1956

Textual:
President of Athletics, 1959
Bishop's minor award, 1958
Westmount High School, 1955-1956
Bishop's University diploma B.A. 1959

Memoir entitled "Events at Bishop's 1967-68, by Peter J. Yearwood, editor of The Campus."

Fonds contains:

• Haight Ashbury Literary Journal, Vol.1, Nos. 2 and 3, 1980
• San Francisco's Appeal to Reason, Vol.1, No.1, 1982.
• Books: Almost Like Dancing, by Noni Howard, Sandy Florence, Sandra Sutherland, New World Press,
  San Francisco, 1975; The Politics of Separation, by Noni Howard, New World Press, Vancouver, 1974.
  Both copies inscribed by Noni Howard to Ralph Gustafson, North Hatley, 1976
• Publicity brochure for New World Press
• Award certificate for Artists Embassy International, Third Prize awarded in the Third International
  Dancing Poetry Contest to Noni Howard, 1996
• newspaper clipping, book announcement, and poetry (one signed copy)
• book: signed copy of Share My Fantasies, by Noni Howard, 1996.

Scrapbook containing photographs, newspaper clippings, and personal mementoes of Margaret's three years at Bishop's (1946/47 - 1948/49). Inscribed: This volume was compiled not by me, but by my father, Thomas Herbert Banks (1886-1960), who was much more talented at such things than I am. Signed Margaret A. Banks.

Single item fonds consists of the Last Will of Miss Louise Hoddinott of Eaton Corner, leaving to Bishop's College School and University, half of her property. Dated April 5th, 1948.