Photo 1: Sybil holding young Joan Beecher, who is looking directly at the camera while Sybil gazes up at her, c. 1934.
Photo 2: Hand coloured, Joan sitting, holding ball. c. 1934.
Photo 3: YMCA Evergreens basketball team, Harris Beecher third from right. Isaac Kert standing, Joe Wright at right. c. 1950
Photo 4: Blurry photograph of Harris Beecher in swimsuit, with two unidentified men, one standing, one reclinining. c. 1950
Photo 5: Blurry photograph of Harris Beecher in swimsuit at beach. c.1950
Photo 6: Group photograph of passengers of ship, Sybil Beecher woman standing third row from front at left with white hatband and gloves, Harris Beecher kneeling in ffront of her at left. c. 1929
Photo 7: Portrait of Laura, inscribed, "All my love and happy birthday, Your twin, Laura." c. 1930
Photo 8: Joan Beecher leaning against railing at Mount Royal lookout, c. 1935.
Photo 9: Joan Beecher, portrait. c. 1934
Photo 10: Portrait of Joan and Elsa Beecher, c. 1944
Photo 11: Portrait of Joan Beecher c. 1931/1932
Photo 12: Portrait of Joan Beecher in knit cardigan, skirt, and beret, c. 1935
Photo 13: Portrait of Joan Beecher in wool coat, beret, and patterned scarf, c. 1935.
Photo 14: YMCA Basketball team, Central, photograph: Harris Beecher front row second from left. c. 1920.
Photo 15: Figure skating club, Harris Beecher front left. Two men crouching at front center, one in a Toronto Maple Leafs jersey, one in a Montreal Canadiens jersey. c. 1945
Photo 16: Wedding photo, at Rachel Gittleson's house, 1950.
Photo 17: Portrait of Laura Gittleson, c. 1930
Photo 18: Group photo, 10 men. Harris Beecher back row, third from left. c. 1955.
Photo 19: Elsa Beecher, Sybil Beecher, and Harris Beecher eating dessert at Joan Beecher Dennick's wedding.
Photo 20: Joan and Hyman Dennick at their wedding.
Photo 21: Joey Cohen, Elsa Beecher Cohen, Sybil Beecher, and Harris Beecher at Elsa and Joey's wedding.

The fonds contains a number of records related to Harvey Golden's position as Executive Director at the YM-YWHA from its conception in the 1920s through the 1960s (as well as his continued involvement through the 1980s). This includes executive board meeting minutes and notes on meeting minutes, reports and statistics, financial records, personal and professional correspondence through the YM-YWHA, copies of YM-YWHA publications including the Beacon, pamphlets and programmes related to YM-YWHA athletics and events, biographical information on past board members, articles, and administrative notes. Speeches and lecture notes can also be found in the fonds, many of which address the importance of youth programs and services as well as adult education. Additionally, a number of photographs from YM-YWHA events and meetings can be found in the fonds.

The fonds also contains a number of objects, including plaques and awards celebrating Golden's involvement in the YM-YWHA and the Protestant School Board of Greater Montreal, and a caricature of Golden by artist Lou Seligson for use in publications.

Some of Golden's personal records, including his marriage certificate, academic-related certificates, and obituary can also be found in the fonds.

Consists of one large scrapbook of Rubenstein's achievements in figure skating as well as several folders of material dealing with the establishment of the Louis Rubenstein Memorial on Parc Avenue in Montreal, Quebec.

Contains 12 photographs of YM-YWHA events, activities, and meetings, including the women's volleyball team, men's basketball team, a minstrel show (contained in a separate envelope with warning note), board meetings and dinners, and YMHA "campaign headquarters." Also includes 2 empty cardboard frames with lists of YMHA "association governors" from 1942-1943 and 1949. Also contains note from "Joe" who sent Harvey Golden a photograph (1970).

The fonds consists of newspaper clippings and typescripts written or collected by Sam Maltin over the course of his journalism career, with a special focus on the situation of black athletes in professional sports, including Jackie Robinson. It also includes professional correspondence (incoming), letters received from Jackie Robinson and his wife Rachel (1948-1949), as well as black and white photographs and negatives from both his professional and personal life.

Contains activity bulletins from 1946-1949, athletic award night programs, minstrel show programs and articles pertaining to the minstrel shows, newspaper clippings pertaining to YM-YWHA athletics, articles about Jewish Canadian athletes, tickets to YMHA events and posters pertaining to these events (including Rita Karpinovitch in concert), and miscellaneous YMHA of Montreal leaflets.