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Architectural drawings and plans of attic renovations in Alexandra Hall, University of King's College, Halifax, Nova Scotia.

Architectural drawings for the new women's dormitory, Alexandra Hall, of the University of King's College, Halifax, Nova Scotia.

Series consists of architectural drawings by Andrew Cobb for the University of King's College, including a proposed building to replace the Main Building in Windsor that was destroyed by fire in 1920, and new buildings when the campus moved to Halifax. There are also drawings relating to King's Collegiate School in Windsor, and for the Royal Canadian Navy's occupation of the King's campus in Halifax during World War II.

Series consists of textual records relating to the architects who designed the buildings of the University of King's College, and written information about the buildings, including some project information, legal documents, and descriptive
information.

Series consists of maps of the Halifax campus, a map of the Dalhousie campus, Recollection of sites on K.C.S. campus [King's Collegiate School, Windsor, N.S.], a map of Edgehill School, and a map of Sydney, N.S.

Architectural drawings for the Chapel and Residence [President's Lodge] of the University of King's College, Halifax, Nova Scotia.

Series consists of one architectural drawing of the original Main Building of the University that was built in Windsor, Nova Scotia, and seven plans for the construction of a gabled roof. The roof was probably part of Inglis' original design concept, but the drawings were made later, so were probably not drawn by him.

Series consists of renovation plans for Alexandra Hall, proposal and plans for the new Library buildings; and renovation plans for the Main Building at the University of King's College.

Architectural drawings for upgrade of the electrical systems in the women's dormitory, Alexandra Hall, at the University of King's College, Halifax, N.S.

Architectural drawings for entire campus plan,-showing each floor level for all buildings of the University of King's College in Halifax, Nova Scotia.