Contains souvenirs including pamphlets, menus, postcards, notes, and receipts from various trips to Ste. Agathe, Quebec, London, England, and Paris, France, many of which pertain to Cunard Line cruises. Contains newspaper clippings from Paris.

The fonds consists of manuscript and typescript poems, plays, correspondence and sheet music of Solomon Cohen and clippings on Jewish culture and theatre in Canada. Also consists of handwritten plays, poetry and stories in Yiddish, as well as theater programs, tickets, and newspapers clippings.

It includes of six files of textual records and 8 volumes of bound manuscript in various notebooks and account books, primarily in Yiddish.

Fonds consists of recital programmes, correspondence, audio recordings, printing blocks, and photographs.

Contains sheet music, programs, newspaper clippings and correspondences, all related to performances and events that S. Cohen was involved in.

Consists of two albums, created by Murray Kay, of both original and copies of photographs taken by Kay. The images are often accompanied by lines composed by Kay and include images of Montreal and Quebec in the 1930s, Kay's time in England with the RCAF, and his eventual move to California. Collection also includes a short story written by Kay entitled, "Man's Spectre" and a book of poetry composed entirely by Kay.

Consists of biographical material, photographs, a first issue of LIFE magazine, correspondence, and blank postcards.

The file contains information pertaining to travel to Europe for research related to "The Gossamer Thread," with a concentration on France and England. Materials include pamphlets, lists, newspaper clippings, handbooks, correspondence introducing Lazarus to connections abroad, visa forms, and research on the respective countries.

The Fonds consists of correspondence, photographs and ephemera related to the war time relationship and marriage of Nathan and Ruth Benditsky. The material focuses predominently on the years 1945 and 1946, during which the couple organizes their Manchester wedding and arranges Ruth's eventual immigration to Canada.