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Description archivistique
Pièce · 1944-07-08 - 1945-10-30
Charles Keith Hoyt was born on April 19, 1921, in North Sydney, Cape Breton, Canada. He began his Royal Air Force career at #3 Personnel Reception Centre (PRC) in the town of Bournemouth in South West England. He then moved to the 107 Operational Training Unit with 233 Squadron. Mr. Hoyt's logbook covers his training. We found Mr. Hoyt immigrating to the USA in 1950 to attend the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Mr. Hoyt graduated from M.I.T. in 1954 with a degree in Physics. He returned to Canada in 1964. SAM.2019.0069.001
Fonds · 1930-1999
administrative, research records and microfilmed copies of original materials collected from a variety of archives. Administrative records consist of correspondence, reports, minutes, and planning material related to the present operations of the Fortress and the reconstruction process. Also included are documentary records related to the reconstruction and to interpretation. Research materials consist of primary (copies) and secondary material used to support the present interpretation and reconstruction planning of the Fortress. Primary materials are microfilmed copies of original materials which are housed in various archives including the Archives Nationales (France), National Archives of Canada, Archives Departementales (France), and the Public Record Office (London). The scope of these records is varied but all are related to the history of the French presence in Nova Scotia, especially in regards to the Fortress. Also included in the fonds is an index to and copies of Louisbourg Parish registers.
M. W. Purdy Collection
Collection · ? - 1930
Drawings include home and floor plans, elevations, furniture and technical drawings of shapes and perspective. 89.4.1 to 89.4.34