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  • About
    • What We Do
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    • Finding Aids
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  • Exhibits
    • Residential Schools
      • The Confession of The Presbyterian Church in Canada
      • The Presbyterian Church in Canada & Residential Schools: A Narrative History
      • Residential Schools: Photographs from the Archives
    • The Life of Rev. Mark Young Stark
    • The Life of Rev. D.G. McQueen
    • Presbyterianism in Canada 150 Years Ago
    • 100th Anniversary of the Battle of Vimy Ridge
    • The Life of Lillian Dickson
    • The Story of Rev. William King and the Buxton Mission
    • Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Ordination of Women 1966-2016
    • Knox College – 100 Years on 59 St.George Street
    • History of The Presbyterian College
    • Historical Vignettes: Snapshots from Our History
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    • Archives and Records Management
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Camps of The Presbyterian Church In Canada
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16
2019

Camps of The Presbyterian Church In Canada

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Feb
27
2018

Bibliography and Links

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Feb
27
2018

Timeline

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Feb
27
2018

Life in Taiwan

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Feb
23
2018

The Mustard Seed

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Feb
23
2018

The Dicksons and Family Life

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Feb
23
2018

Introducing Lillian, her Life, and her Personality

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The Life of Lillian Dickson
Feb
23
2018

The Life of Lillian Dickson

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The Life of Rev. D.G. McQueen
Nov
03
2017

The Life of Rev. D.G. McQueen

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Mar
30
2017

100th Anniversary of the Battle of Vimy Ridge

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