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The archives consist of records and publications of the ESFCAS, including correspondence, financial documentation, artwork, advertisements, and other ephemera. While predominately textual, the archives contain 10 photographs and several audio cassette recordings of interviews with science fiction writers and of science fiction events. A few textual items are in Russian.

Fonds consists of records pertaining to Technical Services at the University of Alberta.

Accession consists of photographs used in television productions, depicting buildings, technicians, research, labour relations, drama and others subjects.

Accession consists of videotapes about the Breton Plots.

Fonds consists of records related to the operations of the Educational Media Services Division in the Faculty of Extension.

Accession consists of reports, planning and systems analyses about the Faculty of Extension.

Accession consists of record books for sales and equipment from the Division of Visual Instruction.

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 16mm motion picture film titled "U of A in Colour," featuring scenery and activities on the university campus and farm.

Accession consists of two cine-films from the Educational Media Division titled "University [of Alberta] Campus" and "Medical-Dentistry Building."

Accession consists of a film from Educational Media Services called "Passengers or Partners."

Accession consists of the President's Advisory Committee on Campus Review report on the Educational Media Division.

The fonds consists of records related to Leilani Muir and her case Muir v. Alberta. See inventories associated with each accession for file lists.

An illustrated catalogue from Familex Products, subtitled "Specially Adapted to our Canadian Homes." Products were available only through dealers, and consist of toilet, "Medecinal," and household preparations, which include lotions, shampoos, cleaning agents, "Culinary Flavers," basic medicinal products, and several livestock disease treatments. The local dealer information is stamped on the back cover and reads "G. A. Odell, Queen St., Petrolia, Ont."

Promotional booklet advertising Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, with a short paragraph including vital statistics about the city ("Saskatoon Is an Up-to-Date City in Every Respect") and 22 unique captioned illustrations of Saskatoon.

Images on recto [unfolded accordion fold, left to right]:
University Buildings; Drinkle Building; Bank of Montreal; King George Hotel; One of Our Three Stations; Masonic Temple; Collegiate Institute; Court House; Bank of Commerce; City Hospital; J. F. Cairns' New Dep't Store

Images on verso [unfolded accordion fold, right to left]:
Scenes Along the Canadian Northern Railway [Breaking the Ground; Seeding; Heads Up; Reaping; Nothing but Sheaves; Stacking; Threshing; Marketing the Wheat; Milling the Wheat; A Side Line; A Prosperous Home]

A bound copy of two volumes of the Canadian Rusyn publication, printed in Ukrainian. When translated the English, the title of each publication is “Calendar.”The first volume was published in 1918 and the second volume was published in 1919. The covers and binding appear handmade from hide. The two volumes when translated to English contain articles about current events and cultural events relevant to the Ukrainian settlers in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Throughout the volumes, there are multiple illustrations and photographs. The volumes also include several advertisements for local companies.

The personal diary of F. W. Stevenson, a farmer in southern Manitoba, for the year of 1981. Possibly a Christmas gift, the book is dated December 25, 1980 on the inside of the front cover. The first pages contain information for the year including calendars, holidays, eclipses, and moon phases, as well as quick reference information including rates of postage, interest tables, foreign currency exchange values, and a "Table of Wages by the Week." Diary entries are primarily reporting on Stevenson's daily farming activities. Every page has a set of unknown measurements recorded along the top edge. Among the notes on the endpapers is a list of food words (bread, rice, apples, etc.) in the Sioux language "from Mrs. Wabadiska."

A reprint of an obituary for Walter Charles Murray, President-Emeritus of the University of Saskatchewan, written by James S. Thomson and published in the Proceedings of the Royal Society of Canada, following his death on 23 March 1945. Contains a biographical sketch of Murray's life, including an overview of his educational and professional accomplishments, and a B&W portrait photograph of Murray.

The General Index to the Insurance Plan of the City of Edmonton for 1959 to 1966. The index was likely created by the Underwriters’ Survey Bureau, Limited. At the beginning of the booklet is a foldout map of the Edmonton area divided into 12 sections. The index contains three sections which are titled “ Streets,” "Specials," and "Blocks" and various addresses are listed in each.

An insurance plan of the city of Edmonton, Alberta from August 1953. These particular plans are marked as Vol. 3. The plan consists of a Master Title page, a Key Plan page, and numerous detail sheets. On the cover of the plan, there is a note indicating that the plan was made by and is the property of the Western Canada Insurance Underwriters’ Association in Winnipeg, Manitoba. This particular plan is listed as Copy No. 114. Each page of the detail sheets displays various streets and buildings in the city of Edmonton and the colour of each building indicates the type of construction material used for that particular building. This plan consists primarily of residential areas surrounding the North Saskatchewan River.

A conference paper on the Church of England and higher education in the Canadian prairie provinces, written by Dr. Lewis Gwynne Thomas and presented at the Seventh Annual Meeting of the Canadian Church Historical Society on 6 September 1955 and published in Vol. III, No. 1 of The Journal of the Canadian Church Historical Society, January 1956.

The paper contains information on various Church of England higher educational institutes and endeavours in the Canadian prairies prior to 1914, specifically "John West's Red River School", "St. John's College, Winnipeg", "Emmanuel College, Prince Albert", "St. John's College, Qu'Appelle Station", "St. Hilda's and Bishop Pinkham Colleges, Calgary", and "St. Aidan's College and Hostel, Edmonton".

An insurance plan of the city of Edmonton, Alberta from November 1959. This particular plan is marked as Vol. 1. The plan consists of two Master Title pages with a Standard Key of Signs and numerous detail sheets. After the title pages there is a General Key Plan page with a sticker adhered to it indicating that particular sheet has been cancelled and to refer to the new general key instead. On the first cover page, there is a note indicating that the plan was made by The Western Canada Insurance Underwriters’ Association in Winnipeg, Manitoba. On the second cover page, there is a note indicating the plan was made in Canada by the Underwriters’ Survey Bureau. This particular plan is listed as Copy No. 42 and was issued to St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Company. The first cover page mentioned appears to be an addition to the plan from a previous plan. Each page of the detail sheets displays various streets and buildings in the city of Edmonton and the colour of each building indicates the type of construction material used for that particular building. This plan consists primarily of residential areas on the North side of the North Saskatchewan River.

A souvenir photobook published by the Royal Visit Pictorial Review, containing captioned B&W prints of 39 photographs taken by Alfred Blyth during the Alberta stops of the 1939 Royal Visit of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother, to Canada.

Included photographs depict the King and Queen's arrival on the Royal Train, their attendance at various public ceremonies and events, large waiting crowds, royal automobiles and motorcades, and many other moments from the Royal Visit, such as the Queen accepting a bouquet of roses from a child, the King and Queen meeting with disabled veterans, the King and Queen visiting the Banff Springs Hotel in informal attire, etc.

An insurance plan of the city of Edmonton, Alberta from May 1954, partially revised June 1966. This particular plan is marked as Vol. 9. The plan consists of a Master Title page which contains a Standard Key of Signs, and 27 detail sheets of the town. On the cover of the plan, there is a note indicating that the plan was made by and is the property of the Canadian Underwriters’ Association in Toronto, Ontario. The copyright for the plan is registered in Ottawa. No copy number or issue recipient is listed. Each page of the detail sheets displays various streets and buildings in the city of Edmonton and the colour of each building indicates the type of construction material used for that particular building. This plan consists of primarily retail and industrial areas.

"In 1955 Saskatchewan marks its fiftieth year. In this year of jubilee we, the people of Saskatchewan, desire a fitting commemoration of the anniversary of our province. It will be a symphony of farm and city, of wheat and oil, of industry and art, and of people from many lands and with many faiths."

A promotional brochure addressed specifically to churches and religious organizations in Saskatchewan regarding the upcoming Saskatchewan Golden Jubilee in 1955, describing the objectives of the celebration and its program, and requesting that all Saskatchewan churches and religious groups participate by observing a provincial day of prayer on 17 July 1955. The pamphlet also suggests compiling a local history, encouraging former church members to plan a family homecoming, or working with a community program as a way to "swell the Jubilee hosannah".

An insurance plan of the city of Edmonton, Alberta from April 1954, partially revised in October 1959. This particular plan is marked as Vol. 8. The plan consists of a Master Title page which contains a Standard Key of Signs, and 61 detail sheets of the town. On the cover of the plan, there is a note indicating that the plan was made by and is the property of the Underwriters’ Survey Bureau Limited. The copyright for the plan is registered in Ottawa, copy number 28, issued to Hartford Fire Insurance Company, Winnipeg. Each page of the detail sheets displays various streets and buildings in the city of Edmonton and the colour of each building indicates the type of construction material used for that particular building. This plan consists of primarily retail and industrial areas.

An insurance plan of the city of Edmonton, Alberta from September 1953. These particular plans are marked as Vol. 4. The plan consists of a Master Title page, a Key Plan page, and several detail sheets. On the cover of the plan, there is a note indicating that the plan was made by and is the property of the Western Canada Insurance Underwriters’ Association in Winnipeg, Manitoba. This particular plan is listed as Copy No. 114. Each page of the detail sheets displays various streets and buildings in the city of Edmonton and the colour of each building indicates the type of construction material used for that particular building. This plan consists primarily of areas surrounding the municipal airport.

Accession consists of student records (4 course notebooks), certificates (college of general medicine and CHA Hospital organization and management), and professional medical records.

"In 1955 Saskatchewan will celebrate her GOLDEN JUBILEE. Already festivities are begin planned which will provide a fitting climax to our fifty years of progress. At such a time we remember our friends and neighbours who have left this province to make their homes in other parts of Canada, in the United States, and Oversea. We cordially invite you to come home and celebrate with us in '55."

A promotional invitation card to Saskatchewan's Golden Jubilee in 1955, produced by the Saskatchewan Golden Jubilee Committee. Includes sections regarding: "Our Program"; "During Your Visit"; "When To Come"; "We're famous for our Fishing too"; "Travel in Saskatchewan"; and "For More Information".

Additionally contains illustrations depicting Saskatchewan in 1905 and in 1955, as well as various travel methods, all captioned "All Roads Lead To Saskatchewan In '55".

Accession consists of notes, correspondence, and other documentation for the planning of the 25th, 30th, 35th, 40th, 45th, and 50th reunion of the Medical class of 1948. Also includes photographs of the various reunions.

Fonds consists of records related to John Lipinski's career as a medical professional and his time as a student at the University of Alberta.

A medical history bulletin published by the Calgary Associate Clinic in May 1945. Contains articles, notes and abstracts about medical history, written by various doctors and medical practitioners working at the Calgary Associate Clinic, as well as occasional contributions from other medical staff in Canada and the United States.

Contents:
List of Contributors
Tenth Anniversary of the Bulletin: Retrospect and Dedication [E. P. Scarlett]
Medical History at Johns Hopkins [Henry E. Sigerist]
Volume One, Number One, Canadian Medical Association Journal [T. C. Routley]
Montaigne - and His Malady [F. Arnold Clarkson]
Hospitals of Yesteryear - In Lighter Vein [Harvey A. Agnew]
Vesalius, Harvey and Lister [H. E. MacDermot]
Adventures in Medical Collecting [H. A. Dittrick]
Salerno, Past and Present [Ross Mitchell]
The Retiring Disposition [W. B. Howell]
Chemical Research and Medical Progress [Max M. Cantor]
Medical Pioneering in Alberta [G. D. Stanley]
Incidents in Early Practice in the West [W. A. Thomson]
Dr. Thomas Patrick [Edwin Seaborn]
Our Neglected Heroes [James McCook]
The Humorous Tradition in Alberta [R. E. Gard]
John Keats: Medical Student [E. P. Scarlett]

Two copies of a farewell letter addressed to Alfred Dufresne, D.V.S., from the people of the town of Gravelbourg, Saskatchewan. The first copy of the letter is written in English and the second copy of the letter is written in French. The letters were written on August 27, 1918. From the contents of the letters, the citizens of the town gathered together to honour Alfred Dufresne as a citizen and friend and wish him farewell before he departed the town for service on the battlefield during World War I. Each letter has a copper seal laid over a multicoloured ribbon in the bottom left corners and also has blank brown leaflets of the same size attached to the back of the letters.

A souvenir booklet published in accordance with the opening of the Strathcona Collegiate Institute in Edmonton, Alberta, in February 1909. The souvenir contains a "Description of New Collegiate Institute Building", photographs of the "Teaching Staff" at the Collegiate Institute and of the "Strathcona Public School Board 1908-9", a "Historical Sketch of Strathcona Schools", and various other B&W illustrations and photographs.

Illustrations:
"Strathcona Collegiate Institute, Erected 1908-09"; portrait of "Hon. George H. V. Bulyea, B.A., LL.D., Lieutenant-Governor of Alberta"; portrait of "Hon. A. C. Rutherford, B.A., B.C.L., LL.D., Minister of Education"; portraits of members of the "Teaching Staff Collegiate Institute"; portraits of members of the "Strathcona Public School Board 1908-9"; "Duggan Street School, Erected 1905"; "Grandin Street School, Erected 1901"; "St. Anthony's Separate School, Erected 1907"; portraits of "Former Principals of Strathcona Schools"; and "Historic Schools of Strathcona" ["First School, 1892"; "Second School, 1893"; and "Niblock Street, Built 1894"].

An instructional guide to writing local histories in Saskatchewan written by Allan R. Turner as a project of the Saskatchewan Archives Board and published by the Saskatchewan Golden Jubilee Committee, in accordance with Saskatchewan's Golden Jubilee in 1955. Contains information and tips on how to write a community's local history, including proposing a structural outline of topics to write about.

Contents:
Preface
The Need for Local Histories
Who May Write Local History
Some Basic Considerations
A Suggested Outline [1. Geography of the Community; 2. The Earliest Inhabitants; 3. Pioneer Settlement; 4. Economic and Social Development; 5. Political Development; 6. The History of Education; 7. The History of Local Churches; 8. The History of Social, Economic, and Cultural Organizations; 9. The History of Sports and Recreation in the Community; 10. The Community in Two World Wars; and 11. Conclusion]
Maps, Charts, and Illustrations
Technical Format
Publication
Methods of Research
Local Sources [Written or Printed Material; People; Physical Remains]
Sources Outside the Community [Records, Papers, and People; Government Departments and Publications; Libraries and Archives]