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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.

Accession consists of conference proceedings from the 3rd and 4th Oil Sands Conference.

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

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.

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

Accession consists of a photograph of Miss B. A. Ockley, as published in The Gateway, Vol. 2 No. 7, p.35.

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

Accession consists of a photograph of the construction of Assiniboia Hall, reprinted from The Gateway, April 1912.

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

Photos of Edmonton before WWI

Accession consists of blueprints for the Arts Building.

Accession consists of a photograph of the U. P. University of Alberta Company, 196th O. (W.U.) [Western Universities] Battalion, C.E.F., photographed by McDermid Studios and posed in front of Athabasca Hall. The photograph includes Professor C. S. Burgess at right of center, front row.

Accession consists of a program from the Dramatic Society (1913-1914) and a Department of Extension Bulletin (No. 1 Series 4, 1916).

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.

Accession consists of a photograph of the first year class in the Faculty of Agriculture.

Accession consists of an address by H. M. Tory Convocation for the conferring of an LL.D. degree on the Prince of Wales (1919) and an address by W. S. McDonald titled "A Birthday Appreciation Dr. H. M. Tory" (January 11, 1947).

Brass plaque from Athabasca Hall to accompany flat: "In 1919 a group of students presented this flag to Athabasca Hall to remind future generations of those members of this University who died in the great war. Over the years it has become traditional for the Chairman of the House Committee to sit at the head of the table beneath this flag."

Accession consists of an invitation titled "Students' Union of the University of Alberta Banquet to the Members of the University Who Have Returned from Active Service."

Accession consists of a photograph of the University of Alberta campus, depicting field and test plots, North Campus, (Saskatchewan Drive) from the roof of the Arts Building or Assiniboia Hall.

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.

Accession consists of photographs of the School Days Dance on August 1, 1922, during University of Alberta summer school.

Accession consists of three class photographs (1919/20, 1920/21, 1921/22) and two editions of The Gateway (1920 and 1922).

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

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

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

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

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 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.

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

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

Accession consists of a seal from the Faculty of Extension.

Accession consists of two articles by A. L. Burt, published in the University Press Bulletin, issued by the Department of Extension. The articles are titled "The Need for a Wider Study of Canadian History" (November 23, 1923) and "Our Dynamic Society" (December 12, 1930).

Accession consists of a proposed plan for a gymnasium and swimming pool.

Arts freshette blazer with Faculty of Arts pin on breast pocket, green and gold piping, gold felt crest on right hand pocket

Accession consists of a photograph with the description "The Wauneita ... The opening function of Varsity social life in October," from the 1930 Evergreen and Gold yearbook.

Accession consists of a proposed plan for Library and literary arts building. The plan is an architectural tracing.

Accession consists of six photographs of educational subjects (ca. 1915) and one certificate to Una P. Grant (1931).

Accession consists of a paper by G. S. Lord called "The Normal School, Edmonton", in "School Progress," November 1932.

Accession consists of a newspaper clipping titled "Medical Mycology Research Interests Dr. Silver Dowding," published in the Calgary Herald.

These Twenty-five Years: A Symposium. In commemoration of the University of Alberta's first 25 years. Contributors are W. H. Alexander, E. K. Broadus, F. J. Lewis, an J. M. MacEachran, with a foreword by President R. C. Wallace

University greetings on installation as President

Address by Dr. Frank Adams at the unveiling of a portrait of H.M. Tory in the National Research Laboratory (Ottawa) and Dr. Tory's reply.

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

Accession consists of the staff publications of J. MacGregor Smith.

Accession consists of a photograph of Georges Bugnet from the Edmonton Journal, November 6, 1939.

Accession consists of a photograph of a map of the Fort McMurray area, showing lots, the Horse River Reserve, the Abasand plant site, and waterways. This map was printed in "Boom and Bust, Bust and Boom: Fort McMurray and M.I. Waterways", by Edgar D. Cooke, in "The Land of Peter Pond", edited by J. Chalmers and published by the Boreal Institute for Northern Studies.

Accession consists of a framed photograph of A.C. Rutherford in Chancellors robes.

Accession consists of original blueprints of Biological Science Building.

Accession consists of Evergreen and Gold yearbooks from 1940, 1941, and 1942.

Accession consists of a book titled "A Short History of Canada for Americans" by Alfred Leroy Burt.

Accession consists of a catalogue of pictures, Carngie Trust Fund Collection.

Accession consists of a book titled "The Community - First Steps in Sociology" by John MacDonald.

Accession consists of minutes of the University Radio Board (December 5, 1940 to June 21, 1941) and the Administration Board of the University of Alberta Radio Station (October 3, 1941 to January 29, 1944).

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

Accession consists of a Report of the Proceedings of the First Refresher Course in Soil Mechanics and Concrete by the held at the University of Alberta Department of Civil Engineering in cooperation with the Department of Extension on January 15-19, 1945.

Accession consists of publications by Robert Newton.

"Alberta Folk Quarterly"

Accession consists of memorabilia from Athabasca Hall, including postcards, invitation cards, and lists of regulations for RCAF personnel occupying residence.

Accession consists of a book titled "The Story of English Literature" by Edmund Kemper Broadus.

Accession consists of issues of the Medical Alumni Association Bulletin, including Vol. 1, nos. 1-5, from May 8, 1942 to June 1947.

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