Mount A Libraries: University Archives: Resources created by faculty & students

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The Mount Allison University Archives are open by appointment only.

Please e-mail archives@mta.ca or telephone 506-364-2563 to request an appointment.

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The Mount Allison University Archives are located on the third floor of the Ralph Pickard Bell Library. You can download our campus map (pdf) or get directions on how to get to campus.

Faculty & Student Resources

Between 2019 and 2021, the Mount Allison University Libraries & Archives undertook the work migrating legacy faculty websites from the University's old content management system to the Libraries & Archives' Springshare (LibGuides) platform to ensure their continued preservation.

The following list includes all research websites that have been migrated to date as well as more recent additions:

Cyril Welch
Texts on language and literature, Aristotelian logic and mathematical logic.
Many of these articles were originally hosted on Dr. Welch's faculty page through the Department of Philosophy.
A Posy of Lullabies
Collection of English lullabies compiled by Peter Higham, Librarian Emeritus at Mount Allison University.
The website was created in LibGuides in 2021 to provide access to the archival collection.
Tracing the Black Presence in Nineteenth-Century Westmorland, New Brunswick
Research conducted by Dr. Jennifer Harris, former professor of English at Mount Allison University and current Associate Professor at the University of Waterloo.
The website was originally published in 2011 and migrated in 2021.
We Were Here: Exploratory Essays on Women's History at Mount Allison University
Research conducted by Mount Allison history students and facilitated by Dr. M. Hammond Callaghan.
The website was originally published in 2006-2007 and migrated in 2020.
Will R. Bird Bibliography
Created by Arthur Smith, who first encountered the literature of Will R Bird while an undergraduate at Mount Allison in the 1970s.

Archival Databases

You can search descriptions of the Archives' holdings and photographs from the Picture Collection and related fonds / collections by using our Descriptions Database. See our search tips.

The Chignecto Isthmus Database provides access to historical material on the people and places of the Tantramar region held by the Ralph Pickard Bell Library.

Questions? Ask the University Archivist.

David Mawhinney

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Room 306
Ralph Pickard Bell Library
49 York Street
Sackville, NB E4L 1C6
506-364-2563