File contains one architectural drawing of Casa Paleologu signed by Marcel Janco. Amit Janco granddaughter of Jules Janco, believes that the building was designed by Jules and signed by Marcel. Often Marcel would sign on behalf of Jules as he had greater acclaim. Jules and Marcel had their architecture studio at Casa Paleologu, and his family lived in Casa Paleologu. Marcel's wife Clara was the registered owner.

The file contains information pertaining to travel to Eastern Europe for research related to "The Gossamer Thread." The file is divided into chunks of countries labelled on folds of paper, between which are pamphlets, correspondence, and research on the respective country, mostly related to synagogues and museums.

File consists of twenty black and white photographs documenting King Carol II's attendance at the inauguration of the Ștrandul Kiseleff in Bucharest in 1929. The file also contains photographs of different buildings in Romania.

File contains three photographs (.JPGs), and one digital scan of a map of Romania depicting a residential area (.TIF). One list of Janco buildings in Romania compiled by Amit Janco (.RTF).

File consists of one CD with ten video files (.VOB, .BUP, .IFO) of Romania in 2002 recorded by members of the Janco family.

Contains documents pertaining to Shaffir's life, including newspaper clippings, his brother, Abraham Schachter's identity card from Romania, and a photograph of people at a meal.

Fonds contains paper records related mostly to the political careers of Joseph Schubert and William V. Victor, including business correspondence, invitations, newspaper clippings, elections information, and handwritten notes. Also included are documents related to both men's involvements with community and professional organizations, and one file belonging to Laura Victor (nee Schubert).The fonds may have been assembled by Laura Victor.

This series contains textual records and photographs pertaining to the careers of the Della Pergolas prior to their move to Montreal in 1955, primarily in Italy and Romania. The textual records include programs; concert invitations; playbills; and season program books.This series contains textual records and photographs pertaining to the careers of the Della Pergolas prior to their move to Montreal in 1955, primarily in Italy and Romania. The textual records include programs; concert invitations; playbills; and season program books.