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Photograph- Marching band.
File · July 8, 2018
A black and white picture of a marching band standing in front of a two story house. 018.217
Negative strips of NHM
File · Jan 24, 2018
Negatives of North Hills Museum; The long strip- of fireplace in living room. 1 small strip of guest bedroom. 1 small strip of 7 people and backs of people. 1 small strip person on step and 8 people standing. 018.195
Articles by or about Lynn Jones
File · 1969-2016
Part of Lynn Jones African-Canadian and Diaspora Heritage Collection
File consists of news articles, publications, or promotional material about Lynn Jones, or created by her. The file includes news articles that mention Lynn (some of which deal with her service to the Labour movement) or her work with the Canadian Employment Centre; the earliest documents her participation in the 1969 Canada Summer Games. Includes op-eds and letters to the editor (published and unpublished) Lynn wrote as well. The file also includes programmes from events Lynn hosted or was a part of (for instance, "Connecting the Dots: Confronting Environmental Racism in Nova Scotia"), certificates, and other materials. 2016.002.1, Series 7, Subseries 3, File 1
Oral history interview with John Hayes
File · 2014
Part of John Reid fonds : [2014 accrual]
File consists of material relating to an oral history interview with John Hayes, conducted by Dr. Reid on 23 August 2014 in Bloomfield, New Brunswick. Much of the interview addresses the Mi'kmaq people in Bloomfield. The file includes a typed transcript of the interview, an informed consent form, and a CD-ROM containing a audio recording of the interview. 2014.009.1, File 1
Publications, papers, press releases
File · 1978-2014
Part of Lynn Jones African-Canadian and Diaspora Heritage Collection
File consists of publications, press releases, and papers from various community organizations. Some of which include: the Multicultural Association of Nova Scotia, Halifax City Regional Library/Halifax Public Library, Dalhousie, the Multi-Service Centres Project, Dartmouth Work Activity Society, UJAMAA, a paper by Dr. James Walker, the Coalition of Visible Minorities, the Black History Month Organization Committee (1992), Canadian Council for Refugees, African Heritage Foundation of Canada, Bilalian Development Association of Nova Scotia, Brothers Reaching Out Society, the Cultural Awareness Project/Black United Front of Nova Scotia, and the New Youth Project Cultural Awareness Youth Group. The file also includes a profile of Lynn Jones for a newsletter. 2016.002.1, Series 6, File 2
Correspondence with Lynn Jones
File · 1980-2013
Part of Lynn Jones African-Canadian and Diaspora Heritage Collection
File consists of correspondence (cards, letters, and printed emails) with Lynn Jones (mainly incoming). Some of the correspondents include Dalhousie, the Public Service Commission of Canada, Howard McCurdy, the City of Halifax, Patsy Barton, CBC, Chantal Goudreau, and Mayann Francis (congratulating her on becoming Lieutenant-Governor of Nova Scotia). 2016.002.1, Series 7, Subseries 3, File 2
"Robert O'Brien and the Administration of Education in England and Wales: The 1950s" by Francis R. Phillips and Catherine R. Phillips : [drafts]
File · 2013
Part of Francis R. Phillips fonds : [2015 accrual]
File consists of draft chapters of a manuscript by Francis R. Phillips and Catherine R. Phillips on the life of Robert O'Brien, and his career with the Catholic Education Council in the UK. The manuscript builds upon the work of Frank's M.A. thesis ("Investigation Into the Development of Catholic Education in England and Wales"). The versions in this file contains many handwritten annotations and corrections. 2015.002.1, Series 2, File 1
Debby Jones : [clippings, song lyrics, and correspondence]
File · 1983-2012
Part of Lynn Jones African-Canadian and Diaspora Heritage Collection
File consists of material relating to Lynn's sister, Debby Jones. Much of the material in the file consists of news clippings documenting the performances of "Four the Moment", an a cappella musical group, which Debby sang with. The file also includes song lyrics, a letter from a fan (who was a former member of the Black Panthers), and some clippings relating to Debby's educational career (including winning a scholarship). 2016.002.1, Series 1, File 5