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BACLAC - Classification for Canadian history - Class FC - Tables (view source)
Revision as of 07:35, 20 October 2023
, 07:35, 20 October 2023→Table II – Further subdivisions under Subdivisions (46)-(48) of Table I for MAJOR CITIES
.25 Biography (Collective). Genealogy (Collective).
.25 Biography (Collective). Genealogy (Collective).
Including vital records and epitaphs. Collections from two or more cemeteries are classed here. Those from a single cemetery are classed preferably in subdivision (.61).
::::Including vital records and epitaphs. Collections from two or more cemeteries are classed here. Those from a single cemetery are classed preferably in subdivision (.61).
.51 Metropolitan areas.
.51 Metropolitan areas.
The suburban local government areas which have been incorporated into a metropolitan area retain their identity and are classed with municipalities in subdivision (45) and towns in subdivision (49) under province. Only general historical material on the whole area is classed here.
::::The suburban local government areas which have been incorporated into a metropolitan area retain their identity and are classed with municipalities in subdivision (45) and towns in subdivision (49) under province. Only general historical material on the whole area is classed here.
Organization and government are classed in JS1726-1800.
Organization and government are classed in JS1726-1800.
.52 Suburbs. Sections of the city.
.52 Suburbs. Sections of the city.
A particular suburb unless an actual part of the city is classed with towns in subdivision (49) under province; as is also a section of the city annexed within recent years, which has a considerable literature of its own.
::::A particular suburb unless an actual part of the city is classed with towns in subdivision (49) under province; as is also a section of the city annexed within recent years, which has a considerable literature of its own.
.6 Churches.
.6 Churches.
.A1, General works.
::::.A1, General works.
.A2-Z, Individual churches.
::::.A2-Z, Individual churches.
Parish registers of baptism, etc. are classed in subdivision (.25).
::::::Parish registers of baptism, etc. are classed in subdivision (.25).
Church history is regularly classed in BR except that historic churches are classed here.
::::::Church history is regularly classed in BR except that historic churches are classed here.
.63 Places of amusement.
.63 Places of amusement.
Music halls, night clubs, etc.
::::Music halls, night clubs, etc.
.8 Individual, .A-Z.
.8 Individual, .A-Z.
A church building is classed in subdivision (.6); a music hall in subdivision (.63); etc.
::::A church building is classed in subdivision (.6); a music hall in subdivision (.63); etc.
.9 Elements in the population.
.9 Elements in the population.
.A1, General works.
::::.A1, General works.
.A2-Z, Individual elements.
::::.A2-Z, Individual elements.
Elements in the population, see table VI.
::::::Elements in the population, see table VI.
.93-.97 Civic documents, reports, etc., by department.
.93-.97 Civic documents, reports, etc., by department.
Some libraries may prefer JS, Local government.
::::Some libraries may prefer JS, Local government.
.99 Uncatalogued ephemera. Pamphlets, leaflets, clippings, etc.
.99 Uncatalogued ephemera. Pamphlets, leaflets, clippings, etc.
= Table III – Further subdivision under Subdivision (49) of Table I for CITIES, TOWNS, ETC. =
= Table III – Further subdivision under Subdivision (49) of Table I for CITIES, TOWNS, ETC. =
