Skip to main contentOnline Collections - Archives | McCord Museum 
Online Collections | McCord Museum - Montreal Social History Museum 
Archives
Refine Results
Object*
Date
People
Classification
City
Division*
The Archives collection is composed of archival fonds devoted to individuals, families or organizations, or special collections organized around a theme or type of document. These archives cover the entire history of Canada, but focus more particularly on that of Montreal and Montrealers during the 19th and 20th centuries. The rare book collection features volumes and brochures published from the 17th to the 20th centuries.
1 to 24 of 30
The story of a hundred years. Centenary. St. Ann's Church. Montreal, Canada.
1954
C069/A,316.1
Cendrillon. Construction sans colle ni ciseaux.
Éditions graphiques internationales
1963
M986.292.318
Moeurs, loix et costumes des sauvages de la Baye d'Hudson
Jacques Grasset de Saint-Sauveur
About 1795
M2004.117.20
Houdini Unmasked. Code Message Received by Beatrice Houdini
Lydia Emery
1947
M2014.128.705.30
The Houdini Messages. The Facts Concerning the Messages Received Through the Mediumship of Arthur Ford
Francis R. Fast
1929
M2014.128.705.31
Life, History and Handcuff Secrets of Houdini
Conjurer's Magazine Publishing Company
About 1908
M2014.128.705.44
Houdini. The Adventurous Life of a Versatile Artist
Clarence E. Wight Company
1922
M2014.128.705.48
Houdini exposes the tricks used by the Boston medium "Margery" to win the $2500 prize offered by the Scientific American
Adams Press Publishers
1924
M2014.128.705.49
Life and History of Hardeen. 20 Years of an Eventful Career on the Stage
Theodore Hardeen
M2014.128.706.9
Houdini and Ponzi Gwynne. A Young Magician Fools Houdini with a Sucker Chicken Vanish
M2014.128.709.4.1-4
The Outagamie Museum. The Young Harry Houdini in Appleton
Outagamie Historical Society, Inc.
1985
M2014.128.709.44
Houdini's Greatest Mystery. The East Indian Needle Feat, by Burling "Volta" Hull
1982
M2014.128.709.46
This project is made possible thanks to the generous support of the Azrieli Foundation and Canadian Heritage.