Newly Digitized Items

Two 19th Century volumes relating to French dramatist Eugène Labiche: a book of correspondence and an early version of the play Au bon coin.

An antiphoner dating from the 15th Century, once owned by Cardinal deChanac, containing Latin text and neumatic notation.

A religious text, possibly written in Coptic, from Abyssinia. This volume possibly includes some early neumatic notation.

We have updated this collection to add four newly digitized handwritten diaries kept by Lucy Harris from 1883-1886.

Five beautifully illustrated issues from the special Christmas edition of a local newspaper, the London Echo, from 1914-1920.

Manuscripts from our Special Collections including Persian poetry, a responsorial manuscript, and Canon Grandel's prayer book.

Selected items from the Wawanosh, Sands, Mern Family fonds. The Wawanosh family were prominent members of the Aamjiwnaang First Nation. The collection include selected Chippewas of Sarnia records and Wawanosh family correspondence.

Photographs taken in and around Muncey, Ontario in the 1940s. The collection of photographs were initially named “Peter Family Photographs and Muncey [Munsee] Reserve.” We are hoping the public can help us name the people in the photographs.

The Medical Scrapbooks contain clippings focused on Western’s Medical School and medicine in London, southwestern Ontario, and the world. The scrapbooks were created by Western’s medical school and are a great resource for local medical history.