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Accession consists of four photographs of the University of Alberta Hospital. Two of the photographs illustrate the construction of the new addition to the U of A Hospital.

The textual material consists primarily of draft copies and sources for the English translation "Le Canada et les Suisse" titled "The Swiss in Canada (since 1604)" an an assortment of material related to professional activities at the University of Alberta and internationally.

Photographic material are primarily personal photos for vacations and Icograda conference trips Jungkind took of the design and architecture of buildings, signs, cityscapes, and landscapes of his destination.

Oversize material contains an assortment of posters from other sources and includes posters for the 1978 Commonwealth Games held in Edmonton.

Accession consists of medical notebooks by Arthur S. Smith, Professor A. Simard, William A. Polson, Professor Littlejohn, Professor McLagan, and Professor Cathcart.

Family papers of the Rutherford and McCuaig families, Alberta and Ontario

Accession consists of the memoirs of Dr. Walter Morrish, describing the medical student's life at the University of Alberta and work on the A. & G.W. Railway.

This is an accrual to the records of the Georg Kaiser Collection. It was recieved by the Bruce Peel Special Collections library in two accession, 96-2 and 96-161. IT includes primary and secondary materials from 1896 to 1997.

The records of the Georg Kaiser Collection have been received by the Bruce Peel Special Collections Library in two accession, 96-2 and 96-161 (the number 96 being the code of the Library's manuscripts collections) This Bibliography describes the records of the Kaiser fond in 360 citations, corresponding to the 360 files in the two accessions. It includes primary and secondary materials from 1896 to 1997.

Accession consists of: a plan for Hyde Park, Edmonton (1907); City of Edmonton Block Plan #63 (1956); and farm plans and diagrams for the Departments of Animal Science and Agricultural Engineering (1954-1958).

Accession consists of convocation programs from 1980, 1911, 1912, 1946, 1958, and 1966.

Accession consists of University of Alberta Calendars from 1908-1970.

Accession consists of correspondence, notes, photographs, and sketches documenting the personal and professional career of William Rowan.

Accession consists of photographs of the University of Alberta campus from the High Level Bridge, showing proposed the Arts Building and Athabasca Hall under construction.

Accession consists of plans of University of Alberta lands in Garneau, Banff, Calgary, Devon, Ellerslie, Fort Assiniboine, and Parkland Farm. The accession also contains plans of University buildings, paving, grounds, and utilities.

Accession consists of issues of the Gateway newspaper from December 1910 and February 1911.

Accession consists of films from the Department of Extension Travelling Film Library. The films include "The Honour of the Law" parts 1 and 2, "Spell of the Flowers," and "The Substitute."

Accession consists of volume 2, no. 2 of The Gateway newspaper.

Accession consists of a graduation parchment for a Bachelor of Arts degree.

Vital statistic records of Douglas Elstow Smith and Mona Elizabeth Smith (nee Kane).

Accession consists of blueprints for the Arts Building.

Accession consists of Department of Extension photographs and negatives.

Accession consists of negatives of photographs of the University of Alberta campus, including construction of the Arts Building and aerial views.

Accession consists of publications from the University of Alberta, including: Academic Planning Reports; records from the Mewburn Reporting Club; books about the history of the Faculty of Agriculture; University Library finance files; student directories; "Tech Art Record," the yearbook of the Provincial Institute of Technology and Art; Aurora Borealis; Stage Door; U of A calendars; The Gateway; The Trail; The New Trail; records from the University of Lethbridge; lectures by Henry Marshall Tory; Agriculture Bulletin; Inside; Pulpinside; Stet; Folio; and other published materials.

The family records of the Symyrenko Family.

Accession consists of the personal and professional papers of John Smith MacGregor, the first professor of Agricultural Engineering at the University of Alberta.

Harcourt, George (1364-1960), Professor of Horticulture 1916-1936. Also consists of photographs.

Dr. I. Rudnytsky personal papers.

Accession consists of a photographs of a group attending the Summer School for Teachers at the University of Alberta, posed in front of Athabasca Hall.

Faculty of Agriculture. First year class.

Consists of teaching and research material of G. A. Elliott's professorships at the University of Alberta and the University of Toronto. In addition to the above, the accession contains material and correspondence with his tenure at The Tariff Board of Canada.

Accession consists of the correspondence of of J.M. MacEachran and his work with the Imperial Education Committee.

Accession consists of materials related to the Volunteer Overseas Medical Officer's Association (V.O.M.O.) including Minutes and proceedings (1920-1962), clippings, and photographs to 1972.

War Memorial Fund Loans: Bursar's records kept by the Dean of Education - includes War Memorial Organ and Memorial Plaques

Photograph of Campus depicts field and test plots, North Campus, (Saskatchewan Drive) from roof of Arts Building or Assiniboia Hall)

Accession consists of a Pathology Laboratory Notebook from the 1920's handwritten by James Collip.

Alan E. Cameron, "111Days to Great Slave Lake - 1920"

"The Gateway" newspaper

Accession consists of photographs of the Medical Building and Power Plant under construction (with University Sand Pile) and of the Arts Building, North Lab, South Lab and Quad (looking eastward) at the University of Alberta.

Accession consists of the original key for the main doors of the Medical Sciences Building (now the Dentistry-Pharmacy Building).

Accession consists of a photograph of a School Days Dance at the summer school at the University of Alberta.

This accession consists of Hryhory Kostiuk’s personal papers, notes, paper ephemera, and a rich correspondence with a multitude of friends, family and professional contacts.

Accession consists of the 1923-1924 Evergreen and Gold yearbook.

A.L. Burt, two articles in University Press Bulletin. November 23, 1923 and December 12, 1930. "The Need for a Wider Study of Canadian History," and "Our Dynamic Society," Issued by the Department of Extension, UofA

Accession consists of "A Book of Canadian Prose and Verse," compiled and edited by Edmund Kemper Broadus and Eleanor Hammond Broadus.

Office of the President, Committee on Affiliation. Minutes, correspondence, 1953-1954. Includes statistics, 1923 - 1954.
"Appointed by the Board of Governors to advise the President and through him the Board of Governors."

Copy of application form for data for the American Society of Civil Engineers.

Accession consists of a photograph of the University of Alberta sophomore class of 1924.

Accession consists of photographs copied for publication in the Evergreen and Gold yearbook and the Gateway newspaper.

Accession consists of a program for the "Inauguration of the Memorial Organ and the Unveiling of the Memorial Tablet in Convocation Hall."

Varsity Rink blue print, Architect: C.S. Burgess.

Accession consists of a photograph of a group behind Athabasca Hall, likely from the spring of 1927. The photographs depicts four men on a utility pole and six at the base, identified as McLaren, Kindt, Critchley, Elves, Hess, Kindt, and Eaglesham.

Accession consists of vol. 34, nos. 18-20 of the Gateway newspaper and estimates for the University of Alberta for 1927.

Accession consists of publications including: "History of University of Alberta"; "History of University of Alberta 1908-1952"; A short sketch of medical progress in Alberta by Heber C. Jamieson, from the annual banquet of the Alberta Medical Association; "Campus in the Clouds" by Donald Cameron; and "We have with us tonight" by E. A. Corbett.

Accession consists of a photograph of D.E. Cameron and friends "at Rondo Farms, Alix, Alberta, 21st March, 1928."

Accession consists of a book titled "A Retrospect [1908-1929]" by W.G. Alexander.

Records documenting the professional career of Dr. A.W. Henry, Plant Pathologist. Includes 250 latern slides for lectures; field plans for the UofA Department of Field Crops, Plant Pathology Div. (1929-1938); lab manual for course "Field Crops 82" (1934); personal notebook (1923); recorded seminar on magnetic tape; "Report on the Prevalence of Plant Disease in the Dominion of Canada;" (1927-1928); list of graduate students under.

Accession consists of personal and professional papers of Dr. Walter H. Johns, including personal correspondence, student papers, speeches, and files from his offices at the University of Alberta.

Accession consists of a framed photograph showing 7 women of the 1929 graduating class of the Bachelor of Home Economics program.