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Part of Gordon Arnott fonds
Arnott, Gordon Ryan, 1926-1996
Benjamin Rogers, Lieutenant-Governor, Province of Prince Edward Island
Portrait, "His Honour Benjamin Rogers, Lieutenant-Governor, Province of Prince Edward Island." (From R-B11485, Prominent Men of Canada, page 31.)
Charlottetown Constitutional Agreement report, pamphlets, etc.
Published documents pertaining to the Charlottetown Constitutional Agreement of August, 1992, brokered by Canada's First Ministers, and the subsequent federal referendum on the matter, held on October 26, 1992. Includes report entitled, Final text of the Consensus Report on the Constitution, Charlottetown, August, 1992, and related pamphlets entitled, Your Guide to Canada's Proposed Constitutiuonal Changes, and Canada: Yes or No? Making an Informed Choice, all published by the Government of Canada; pamphlet published by the Government of Saskatchewan entitled, The Charlottetown Agreement and Saskatchewan; and information leaflet and voting card for the national referendum.
Part of Ralph Stueck fonds
Travelogue: Train trip through New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia depicting life and scenery of the Maritimes.
Stueck, Ralph Prescott, 1893-1979
Travelogue: Train trip through New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia depicting life and scenery of the Maritimes.
Stueck, Ralph Prescott, 1893-1979
Group photo of Canadian Clerks assembled at a meeting in Charlottetown, Koester centre of fourth row
Part of Charles Beverley Koester fonds
Item is a group photograph of Canadian clerks of national, provincial and territorial legislatures, assembled for a meeting in Charlottetown. Charles B. Koester is in the centre of fourth row, at the time he was clerk of the House of Commons.
Hon. J.A. Matheson, Premier, Province of Prince Edward Island
Portrait, "Hon. J.A. Matheson, Premier, Province of Prince Edward Island." (From R-B11485, Prominent Men of Canada, page 32.)
Map showing railways in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, P.E. Island and Port of Quebec
Map No. 7. To accompany Deputy Minister's report.
Canada. Department of Railways and Canals