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Two hand-written letters, dated June 13th, from Marie to Sam. Marie attaches a personal accounts sheet with incoming/outgoing notations for Sam's information to one of the letters.

Handwritten letter from Marie in Winnipeg to SBS at Shorncliffe Camp, Kent, England, dated August 8th, 1915.

Minutes, Reports, Correspondence, Library cards

Attached news clipping: "How to Manage a Man"

Contains several attached news clippings, re: Yukon policing and affairs

Contains an attached letter from brother-in-law, C.A. Harwood

Includes an attached letter from Flora.

The fonds consists of programs, press clippings, publicity notices, photos, slides, and show lists pertaining to the productions put on by Alberta Barter Theatre between the years 1972 and 1978. The records are in roughly chronological order according to their production.

Projects and research files

Microfilmed scrapbooks on Edmonton drama history and career as a playwright

Radio scripts [1930-1960], Stage scripts [1936-1980], TV plays, articles. speeches and personal papers

Microfilmed scrapbooks on Edmonton drama history and career as a playwright

Fonds consists of the records of J. Gordon Kaplan.

Private papers include correspondence, military, Asian, European, University and other materials. Contains vellum family documents with attached seals.

Photocopies of estimates (some undated)

The accession consists of non-chemistry research conducted by Gordon r Freeman on a stone structure near Majorville located in South Eastern Alberta. There, Freeman discovered stones arranged by humans. One significant stone structure was identified as a widespread "Temple to the Sun, Moon and Morningstar". During the period 1980-2014, Freeman took many photos (2,000) of the temple and area. These images comprise a significant volume of the accession and were used widely in the seven volume publication: "Temple to the Sun, Moon and Morningstar". The book depicts that indigenous peoples on the Great Plains 5000 years ago had significant scientific knowledge of the motions of the lights in the sky. The records including photographs, field notes, research notes, site excavation information, presentation, conference information and presentations (namely Archeoastronomy conference 1998), correspondence and observations embody the work that led to the writing of two additional books of the site: Canada's Stonehenge (2009) and "Hidden Stonehenge" (2012).

Accession consists of senate papers: 1) List of persons nominated for the position of Chancellor of the University of Alberta together with the number of votes recieved by each at the first election held on Wed. March 18, 1908; 2) List of persons nominated for teh position of Senator together with the number of votes received by each at the first election of the University of Alberta, held Wed. March 18, 1908; 3) Voting papers of the first Election of Chancellor and Senate, March 21, 1908, documents sealed with wax.

Office files

Personal and office files

Accession consists of Alberta Geographical Society event posters, an assortment of photographs, and memorabilia.

Personal papers include minutes, correspondence, publications, clippings, research materials and field notes.

Textual records from Robert (Bob) Layton's years at the University of Alberta, including newspaper clippings, directories, programs, handbooks, playbills etc.

The Alberta School Curriculum Historical Bibliography 1885-1985 is a list of the materials authorized for use in Alberta schools during this time period. Many of the materials listed here are housed in the University of Alberta's Research & Collections Resource Facility, and may be viewed by appointment.

This bibliography was made possible by a Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council grant. Efforts were made to identify and create a database of all the Kindergarten to grade 12 learning resources that had been authorized by the territorial authorities prior to Alberta becoming a province in 1905, and the provincial authorities responsible for education since then. This project resulted in the Historical Database of Authorized Learning Resources, from which this bibliography was produced.

The project team consisted of: Josie Tong, principal investigator, Ila Scott, project leader, and team members Maureen Beristain and Barbara Owens. Other reference staff in the Herbert T. Coutts Library were involved and provided invaluable assistance as the project progressed.

Research, theatre production and teaching materials related to the U of A Dept of Drama and Studio Theatre.

Graphic materials document the early history of Studio Theatre through B/W and colour slides and photographs.

Correspondence, notes, photographs and reference materials for History of Medicine course and publications. Minutes of Ower Reporting Club (1929-1946) and Departmental Pathologists (1948-1950). Photographs of students and graduates [1906-1952]

Audio recording of L.R. Champion regarding the Tar Sands development at Fort McMurray

Liste des documents relatifs à l’établissement des écoles bilingues de la région de Calgary et autres documents relatifs aux recherches de M. Jean-Louis Lebel.

List of documents related to the establishment of bilingual schools in the Calgary region and other documents related to Mr. Jean-Louis Lebel’s research.

Fonds contient des documents biographiques au sujet d'artistes et d'auteurs qui ont été traités dans le Dictionnaire des artistes et des auteurs francophones de l'Ouest canadien. Certains n'ont pas été inclus dans le Dictionnaire. Ils sont organisé en ordre alphabétique par nom de famille. Il ya plusieurs dossier de documents divers qui incluent des artistes et auteurs, des coordonnées, de la correspondence, des inventaires, des manuscripts, et des chapitres de cahier. Plusieurs de ceux-ci sont relié à Georges Bugnet et sa collection.

Fonds consists of biographical documents related to artists and authors that were included in the Dictionnaire des artists et des auteurs francophones de l'Ouest canadien. Certain ones were not included in the Dictionnaire. They are organized in alphabetical order by family name. There are several folders of diverse documents that include artists and authors, coordinates, correspondance, inventories, manuscripts, and notebook chapters. Several of these are related to Georges Bugnet and his collection.

Ce fonds est constitué des manuscrits, des photocopies, des éditions critiques, des articles, des correspondances diverses, des lettres, des généralités, des photographies, des inventaires.

This fonds contains manuscripts, photocopies, critical editions, articles, diverse correspondence, letters, generalities, photographs, and inventories.

Fonds contient des récapitulations d'entrevues, des MP3s numérisés, des questionnaires, des rapports de recherche, des livres, des annales, des régulations, des inventaires, des catalogues, des protocoles d'ententes, des formulaires, des rubans audio, des cassettes audio, des PDFs, des disques compactes, et des transcripts (entrevues, recettes, rites de passage, chanson, descriptions de photos).

Fonds consists of interview summaries, digitized MP3s, questionnaires, research reports, books, annals, regulations, inventories, catalogs, agreement protocols, forms, audio tapes, audio cassettes, PDFs, compact discs, and transcripts (interviews, recipes, rites of passage, songs, descriptions of photos).

Accession consists of 2 VHS tapes pertaining to Mrs. Oodle Noodle and Noodle Doodle Box School Show.

Accession consists of photographs taken mostly by John Allan for the Alberta Geological Survey, as well as personal photographs of Allan.

Publications of H.H. Hepburn, 1916-1953

Symposium on Frontier Settlement on the Forestry Grassland Fringe (programs, newsletters, etc), Commission on Population Geography (papers, correspondence) and 22nd International Geographical Union/Congress (general information)

Correspondence, manuscripts and photographs

Fonds consists of illustrations by Ian Sheldon of various insects including butterflies, moths, beetles, and true bugs. Many of these illustrations were done for various projects and publications. Also included in the fonds are copies of publications in which Sheldon contributed such as Butterflies of British Columbia and Bugs of Alberta.

Staff publications: J.W. Pearce (Physiology)

Personal papers, certificates, videos, books, audio tapes, daytimers, memorabilia and ephemera.

Photographs of signage.

Historical Society of Alberta - Amisk-Waskahegan Chapter (Edmonton) - Tour Committee files include research materials, guides, texts itineraries and correspondence.

Accession consists of: a brief about the establishment of a library school; space estimates; minutes from the Council of the School of Library Science; a program and statement from the School of Library Science; and a 1970 School of Library Science yearbook.

Accession consists of a compilation of tests and exams from various departments and faculties at the University of Alberta.

Accession inventories from the University of Alberta Archives.

Thomas Blench
Regime Behavious of Canals and Rivers
1957
Hydraulics of Canals and Rivers of Mobile Boundary
1961
1 Book Bound, 1 Reprint

Building Sketches, plans (Nobbs and Hyde)

Examinations

The collection consists of postcards, postcard packages, souvenir booklets, photographs, greeting cards, and books. The materials span three eras of Byron Harmon and his successors’ photography and publishing business. The first part of the collection is of Byron Harmon’s work (ca. 1905 to ca. 1942) that was published under his name. The second part includes the publications created when Byron Harmon’s son Don Harmon took over the company and changed the name to Byron Harmon Photos (ca. 1946 to 1979). The final iteration of the company was Altitude Publishing (ca. 1979 to 2008), which was run by Don Harmon’s daughter Carole Harmon and Stephen Hutchings. In 1991 Carole Harmon left the company and Hutchings moved the business from Banff to Canmore, Alberta, where he continued operations until the company closed in 2008.

The early Byron Harmon series features photography mostly by Byron Harmon. As the company developed and became Byron Harmon Photos other family members and photographers are credited. The Harmon family members who are credited throughout the Byron Harmon Photos and Altitude Publishing eras are Aileen Harmon, Don Harmon, Carole Harmon, and Stephen Hutchings. The photographs are mostly of the Rocky Mountain and Columbia Mountain regions in Alberta and British Columbia and include sights in Banff, Lake Louise, Jasper, and the Yoho Valley. While Harmon and his successors specialized in nature photography, the collection has some groups of non-nature photographic postcards taken by Byron Harmon. These postcards feature urban views of Vancouver and Calgary, agricultural scenes, and scenes and portraits of Indigenous Peoples. There are also photographs of interior and exterior views of tourist destinations such as the Chateau Lake Louise and the Banff Springs Hotel.

The last series of the collection includes published books that span from 1978 to 1992. Two are from the Byron Harmon Photos era (published by Oxford University Press) and two are published by Altitude Publishing.

The accession consists of one file folder comprising correspondence of Dr. James William Pearce.

Colour portrait of Brian L. Evans.

Photograph of Brian L. Evans helping serve dim sum.

Photograph of Brian L. Evans at his retirement party from the position of Association Vice President.

Material derives from the publishing endeavors such as the Edmonton Bullet , the Edmonton Chapter of the Periodical Writers Association of Canada and others.

Materials include manuscripts, meeting minutes, correspondence, drafts, notes, and operational/administrative records.

Professional, laboratory, personal and business records, correspondence and awards.

"The Bridge" and "Godiva" newspapers and handbooks.

Accession consists of student memorabilia and photographs of university buildings.

Accession consists of programmes and tickets from University of Alberta student activities (1929-1930) and Evergreen and Gold yearbooks (1929-1934).

Accession consists of: a freshmen beanie (1945); a cotton and cardboard bow (1945); a painted feather, possibly from the Wauneita Club (1945); an Outdoor Club blazer crest; a Students' Union telephone directory (1945-1946); and a Student's Union handbook and constitution (1947-48).

Accession consists of books acquired, edited, or given as gifts to W. A. R. Kerr. Some of the books were presented to Kerr as prizes from Upper Canada College and are embossed with the college's crest. The accession also contains photographs of Kerr, Henry Marshall Tory, and an unidentified child.

Accession consists of photographs of the University of Alberta campus and the Biological Sciences building.

Accession consists of records from the papers of Robert A. Logan, including a letter to Bruce Peel, a photograph of prisoners-of-war in Germany from Lieut. Reg. Henry, "Beaver Hill House" from the Sportsman Pilot by R. A. Logan, and press clippings.

Records created within the portfolio of the Vice-President (External) by Government and Community Relations including the Festival of Ideas Advisory Committee, North Campus Long-Range Development Plan amendment, Michener Park Long-Range Development Plan amendment, South Campus Long-Range Development Plan amendment and the UA United Way Campaign.

Accession consists of office files from the Vice-President (Academic).

Accession consists of office files from the Office of the Vice-President (Academic).

Accession consists of office files from the Vice-President (Academic). Files may be related to the Associated Vice-President (Academic) as well.