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215,126 photographs : black and white negatives

1603 photographs : colour negatives

2846 photographs : black and white prints

14 photographs : colour prints

71 photographs : colour transparencies

3 albums (319 photographs : black and white prints)

16 centimeters of textual records

130 volumes of textual records

2 paintings : colour prints

1 painting : acrylic on paper

4 sketches : ink on paper

3 sketches : pencil on paper

1 sketchbook

1 postcard

Fonds consists of the professional and personal records of press photographer, John M. McNeill.

Fonds includes photography created by McNeill for the North Bay Nugget, North Bay, Ontario, as a freelance and staff photographer, as well as photography created as a staff photographer with The Globe and Mail in Toronto, Ontario.

Fonds also includes textual records maintained by McNeill to record details of photography assignments and maintain his schedule and appointments.

Fonds also includes family and other personal photography created and maintained by McNeill.

John M. McNeill was a press photographer who worked for the North Bay Nugget in North Bay, Ontario and The Globe & Mail in Toronto, Ontario.

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McNeill, John M. (1928-1993)

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Copyright has been transferred to the Archives of Ontario by the donor. Fonds may also contain materials owned by various other copyright holders. There are no restrictions on reproduction for research and private study. If you wish to use other than for research and private study any of this material, submit a Request for Permission to Publish, Exhibit or Broadcast Form.

Additional photography taken by John McNeill that was maintained among the photo library of the Globe & Mail may be found among The Globe & Mail fonds, F 4695.

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