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Colour and b/w photographs that document various campus activities of the Faculty of Agriculture. The photos include a few prominent people in the faculty and some events: Board of Governors meeting, awards reception, Alberta Agriculture "Hall of Fame", renovated Earth Sciences Buildings, Swine Research Fund donation, and the Edmonton Research Station.

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 embodying 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 the personal and professional papers of Gordon R. Freeman, including papers about chemistry and "Sacred Rock of Alberta," records from the International Conference on Kinetics of Nonhomogeneous Processes, camera lens test photos, photographs and documents related to the Gold Medal in Chemistry, grant applications, artworks, archaeological journals, and other records.

Accession consists of records related to the publication of "Sacred Rocks: Descriptions of eleven glyphed boulders, a meteorite, and their sites" by Gordon R. and Phyllis J. Freeman, including manuscripts, photographs, and site maps.

Accession consists of Alberta Research Council papers, newspaper clippings, reports and publications about the Alberta Oil Sands, and other related material.

Accession consists of transcripts, correspondence, production notes and videos from the Department of Radio and Television.

Accession consists of video tapes (1968-1973, 1/2" format) and minute books (1944-1966).

Accession consists of memorabilia of Margaret Andrekson, related to the University of Alberta's 75th Anniversary Celebration, including: invitations (1982-1983); correspondence about 75th anniversary projects (1980-1983); issues of New Trail, Folio, Gateway, and Studio Theatre (1982-1983); a record of "What We Do (Affects You)" by Rick Simpson (1982-1983); small flags; pins and brooches; and a poster. The accession also contains notes by Iene Lewis from the Edmonton Normal School (1930-1931), publications and brochures from previous anniversaries (1958-1968), and other records.

Correspondence and office files

Photographs of Universiade '83

Le fonds est constitué de documents variés sur différents supports tels que : des microfilms, des annales, des livres, des journaux, des revues, des annuaires, des extraits de livres, des biographies, des recueils de chants, des illustrations, des extraits de conférence, des notices historiques, des notes de recherche, des bulletins, des mémoires, des coupures d’articles, des carnets de voyage, des livrets publicitaires, des annonces publicitaires, des bribes d’histoire, des notes d’études, des articles publiés dans des journaux, des rapports de réunion, des ordres de jour, des statuts et règlements, des feuilles de renseignements, des formulaires, des poèmes, des négatifs de photos, des lettres, des cartes géographiques, des prospectus, des brochures, des interviews, les inventaires, des logos, des dépliants, les horaires de cours, un recueil des anciens collégiens mort au champ d’honneur pendant le 2e guerre mondiale, des feuillets liturgiques, liste des évêques d’Edmonton 1871-1973, des brochures des jeux du Commonwealth d’Edmonton 1976-1978, les horaires des émissions de Ici Radio-Canada pendant les jeux du Commonwealth d’Edmonton 1978, des bribes d’histoire de la communauté franco-albertaine, des albums souvenirs, des circulaires, des portraits historiques, des albums souvenirs, des conférences, des index, des cassettes audio.

The fonds contains various documents in different formats such as: microfilms, annals, books, journals, magazines, directories, book excerpts, biographies, songbooks, illustrations, conference excerpts, historical records, research notes, bulletins, memoires, newspaper clippings, travel journals, promotional booklets, advertisements, historical snippets, study notes, articles published in journals, meeting reports, agendas, statutes and rules, instruction sheets, forms, poems, photo negatives, letters, maps, prospectuses, brochures, interviews, inventories, logos, pamphlets, class schedules, a collection of the college alumni who died in the field of honor during the 2nd World War, liturgical leaflets, a list of bisophes in Edmonton from 1871-1973, brochures for the Commonwealth Games in Edmonton from 1976-1978, the broadcast schedule of Ici Radio-Canada during the 1978 Commonwealth Games in Edmonton, notes on the history of the Franco-Albertan community, souvenir albums, conferences, indexes, and audio cassettes.

Accession consists of records from the 1958 Conference of Learned Societies, including correspondence, agendas, and other material.

Accession consists of minutes, correspondence, and financial files from the Learned Societies conference.

Administrative files

Accession consists of Universiade '83 Media Centre materials includes materials for fencing events.

Fonds contient divers matériaux audiovisuel qui était stocké au Archives du Campus Saint-Jean (University of Alberta).

Fonds consists of an amalgamation of audio visual records previously housed at the University of Alberta's Campus Saint-Jean Archives.

Accession consists of photographs of H. T. Coutts, M. E. LaZerte, G. S. Lord, H. E. Smith and W. Swift at the opening of the Education I building.

Fonds consists of records collected by Christine (McQueen) McKnight and Jean (McQueen) Siemens as students, including: "Publius Vergilius Maro: Poet of a Land and of a Race" by William Hardy Alexander (1930); a pocket songbook by the Literary Society of the University of Alberta (1917-1918); a U of A cheer book by the Alberta Rosters' Club (1920); issues of The Gateway (1910-1921); and issues of Trail (1922-1931).

Accession consists of slides of group photographs of Alice Cameron, Jessie Cameron, Alan E. Cameron, and Mary Campbell.

Accession consists of photographs of the presentation of an honorary degree to Mabel Patrick during Fall Convocation.

Louis Romanet: Portraits and photos of unidentified Inuit people

Louis Auguste Romanet, 1884-1964; Writings, correspondence, photographs. Includes MSS "Kabluk of the Eskimo." Glass plate negatives of Gaston Herodier, 1880s - 1940s.

Accession consists of photographs of the presentation of the Benjamin Wheeler Diaries to the University of Alberta and the Archives.

Correspondence and Secretary's files (1913-1948, 1970)

Accession consists of photocopies of estimates related to salaries and the Provincial Laboratory.

Accession consists of photographs of Karl A. Clark and family at a cabin at Cooking Lake.

Accession consists of Nos. 7-9 of the publication of the Friends of the Devonian Botanic Garden.

Materials relate to labour, Ukraine and Soviet communist subjects

Calgary Branch administrative records and publications

Walter Fryer's personal papers on Technocracy.

Fonds consists of records documenting the career of Dr. Barbara Nielsen de Luna, including teaching, research, manuscripts, and personal files, with an emphasis on Shakespeare.

Professional papers of Chester Cuthbert.

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

The Dr. Brian Llewellyn Evan fonds is a very rich and diverse acquisition of materials depicting the life and primarily teaching and research career of Brian Evans. The fonds comprises a broad scope of records comprising mainly of textual materials reflective of his teaching, research travel and role as a professor of history, University administrative functions in various roles and his involvement with the Chinese Community in Alberta.

Accession consists of drafts of newsletters by Arthur Watt.

Accession consists of records pertaining to Arthur Watt including correspondence, photographs, and Martin Photograph Album.

Accession consists of records pertaining to Arthur Blamer including correspondence and memorabilia.

Office files including minutes and reports from various university faculties, departments, the Senate, General Faculties Council, committees and clubs.

Accession consists of correspondence, publishers contracts and articles published in The Rebel, Canadian Forum and Life.

Lecture notes, certificates, publications, correspondence and photographs

Accession consists of records from the Committee on Course and Program Review and Approval in the Faculty of Education.

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)

Accession consists of records pertaining to Herbert Smith including personal papers, publications, and radio talks.

Accession consists of audio cassettes containing interviews with Norman Yates by Elizabeth Beauchamp (M.FA thesis).

J.M . MacEachran, personal papers, 1911-1968.

Accession consists of slides of University of Alberta buildings, the University Farm, the University of Calgary, Edmonton, laboratories, swimming pools, ice arenas, Varsity Guest Weekend, student activities, freshmen, and other subjects. The accession also contains flimstrips consisting of the same photographs as are found in the slides, titled "Introducing Your University."

Accession consists of staff publications, including books by E. D. Blodgett, John W. Chalmers, Matt Cohen, Roy Jackson Fletcher, L. C. Green, S. M. A. Hameed, G. S. Paul, W. G. Hardy, C. Anne Hemstock, Geraldine A. Cooke, Mervyn J. Huston, Wasyl Hyrak, the University Practicum in Community Analysis, J. Peter Meekison, R. G. Moyles, Bruce Braden Peel, Larry Pratt, Stephen Scobie, O. Starchuk, H. Chanal, Herman Tennessen, Lewis H. Thomas, Sheila Watson, Wilfred Watson, and H. A. Hargreaves.

The accession also contains "Stone poems; poems 1967-1969" by Stephen Scobie, "he & she &" by Barbour Douglas, "Wild Flowers of Alberta" by R. G. H. Cormack, "Knights Errant of the Wilderness: Tales of explorers of the great north-west" by Morden Heaton Long, "Broad horizons: maple leaf sketches from a Prairie Studio" by W. Everard Edmonds, and "Adult education as a field of study and practice: strategies for development" by Duncan D. Campbell.

Accession consists of correspondence and committee files of the Alberta College of Physicians and Surgeons, and of the Alberta Medical Association (1930-1972). The accession also contains photographs and doctors' notebooks (1902-1905).

Fonds consists of the records of Guthrie B. Sanford, including his publications about potato diseases and related subjects.

Fonds consists of a family history of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wiedrick (possibly also spelled Widricks), including their time spent homesteading in Dunstable, Alberta. The records include copies of agricultural fair programs and press clippings, as well as photographs of Dr. Tory's house, Mr. and Mrs. Wiedrick, staff residences, the Strathcone Hospital, Hudson's Bay Co. at Fort Edmonton, and the Wiedricks' homestead.

Publications by L. von Bertalanffy

Accession consists of Chairman's files and meeting minutes from the Archives Committee.

Accession consists of office files from the University of Alberta Archives, including a records volume survey, a records inventory of the Comptroller's Office, correspondence, and files from Dorothy Hamilton.

Accession consists of negatives from Evergreen and Gold, depicting sports teams, clubs, student events, and other subjects. The accession also contains a negative of page 1 of the October 29, 1953 issue of The Gateway.

Accession consists of books, including staff publications and reference works, by the Public Archives of Canada, Denis Godfrey, W. G. Hardy, Dorothy Livesay, Eli Mandel, and Kerry Wood.

Accession consists of books, including staff publications and reference works, by H. B. Symons, Douglas Barbour, Matt Cohen, P. H. Crown, A. G. Twardy, Sayed M. A. Hameed, Gurbachan S. Paul, the Cartographic Workshop, Juliet McMaster, Miriam Mandel, R. Gordon Moyles, William R. Sampson, Lewis H. Thomas, Rudy Wiebe, and Geoffrey T. Hellman.

Accession consists of correspondence, administrative files, and reports from the Devon Island Project.

Accession consists of student handbooks with various titles, including "Alberta" (1935-1936), "Your University" (1944-1950), "Student Handbook and Diary" (1947-1948), "The Freshman's Handbook" (1950), "University of Alberta Handbook," and "Student Handbook" (1963-1969).

Fonds consists of a photograph of the Third University Company, P.P.C.L.I., Canadian Expeditionary Force.

Accession consists of honorary life memberships, honorary degrees, course materials, and other professional records of Mabel Patrick. The accession also contains photographs of the opening of the Home Economics Building, staff members, prospective deans, graduates' weddings and children, and other people associated with the Faculty of Home Economics.

Accession consists of memorabilia of Mabel Patrick, including albums from her retirement in 1956, a guestbook and eulogy by Hazel McIntyre from a reception for Patrick in 1965, yearbook pages about Household Economics graduates, and other records.

Personal papers include correspondence, speeches, audio recordings and lecture notes

Accession consists of correspondence, minutes, and agendas from the Committee on Social Science Interdepartmental Research.

Accession consists of three copies of a photograph of the Evergreen and Gold staff in 1933.

Accession consists of photographs of three unidentified men hunting mountain goats in the mountains.

Accession consists of photographs from the Students' Union.

Accession consists of records about Faculté Saint-Jean, Franco-albertain issues, Théâtre à la carte, and Théâtre Français Edmonton. The theatre records include photographs, video recordings, programs, posters, and other records about theatre productions. The Faculté Saint-Jean records include photographs of campus, faculty, events, and students, as well as academic planning meeting minutes. The accession also contains research material and papers about French language education, records about the Institute pour le patrimoine de la francophonie de l'Ouest canadien and other French language rights groups, and other related records.

Fonds contient deux tomes biographiques, plusieurs éditions de la revue bimestrielle Vie française, et une lettre du Général de Gaule de 1940.

Fonds consists of two biographical tomes, several editions of the bimonthly magazine Vie française, and a letter from the General de Gaule from 1940.

Accession consists of manuscripts and publications by Frederick B. "Ted" Watt, including "A Biography of Arthur Balmer Watt" (1979), "Who Dare to Live (1944), and "Landfall" (1946).

Accession consists of biographical information on Harold Purcey Brown, including correspondence, news clippings, notes, and publications. The records include information about the National Recreation Association, Percy Brown, the Dickens Fellowship, the community league movement, and Jasper Place Community League. The records were collected by John O. A. Peets for a biography of H. P. Brown.

Fonds consists of records produced by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), including video recordings and transcripts of interviews with W. G. Hardy and Mrs. McCuaig from the television program "Only Yesterday."

Accession consists of material belonging to J.J. Ower, including a scrapbook, memorabilia, clippings, photographs, programmes and letters.

Photographic albums of World War I [1914-1918] and Europe (1931)

Accession consists of John James Ower Diaries, 1929-1958. Detailed index included with diaries.

Accession consists of photographs related to the Breton Plots, depicting President Johns, Ben Flescher, Dr. J. Newton, Dr. F. A. Wyatt, the layout of the plots, a commemorative plaque, and other subjects.

Accession consists of research material from the Breton Plots History Research Project, including interviews, overviews of topics related to the history of the Breton Plots, newspaper articles, indexes and notes compiled from a review of archival materials, and notes compiled from a review of related books.

Accession consists of the field notebooks of J. D. Newton, related to "Effects of cultivation and cropping on the chemical composition of Western Canada's Prairie Province soils." The notebooks include information about fertilizer trails, soil analysis, and the Breton Plots.

Accession consists of records collected by the Alberta Medical Association, Alberta College of Physicians and Surgeons, including: personal correspondence of Norman Allin and the Allin family; certificates of Norman Allin and the Allin family; portraits of the Canadian Medical Association Alberta Division Archives Committee; a portrait of Dr. J. O. Baker; and a plaque from the J. O. Baker Memorial Library.

Accession consists of photographs of Joe Clark, Bruce Peel, the unveiling of a mural in the Rutherford Library by Robert Newton, and President H. M. Tory at his graduation from McGill University.

Fonds consists of records from the archives of the Prince of Wales Northern Heritage Centre, including photographs taken in Fort McMurray and Waterways, Alberta. The photographs depict the Abasands plant, a barber shop, a steamboat, and a dock.

Microfilmed scrapbooks on Edmonton drama history and career as a playwright

Accession consists of records from various faculties, departments, and affiliated institutions at the University of Alberta. The records include policy manuals, student information brochures and booklets, Henry Marshall Tory lectures, course guides, program reports, conference material, lists of publications, and other records.

Fonds consists of records created by Ruth Bowen related to the history of the University of Alberta, including transcriptions of interviews with University professors and other people from the university's history. The accession also contains notes, reference materials, correspondence, and photographs of Dr. and Mrs. J. M. MacEachran.

Fonds consists of records from the Epsilon Pi Tau Fraternity, especially from the Omicron Field Chapter in Edmonton, Alberta. The records include general correspondence of Omicron Field Chapter (1965-1996), fraternity and chapter newsletters, meeting minutes, initiation programs, membership lists, the Code of Regulations, and other records. The correspondence includes planning records for initiations, symposiums, awards, and other events. The correspondence also includes correspondence from 1965-1972 between William E. Warner and Clarence H. Preitz about the establishment of the Omicron Field Chapter.

Fonds consists of memorabilia from the University of Alberta Amateur Radio Club, including report sheets, a scrapbook, QSL cards, membership cards, a club stamp, and photographs of radio operators.

Fonds consists of one scrapbook filled with newspaper clippings, photos, certificates, correspondence, and theatre company programs. The papers document Hutch Shandro’s private and professional life from his birth to his death certificates, his drama degree to his press clippings. Betty Shandro compiled the scrapbook. She put the documents in chronological order grouped into pages concerning significant episodes in Hutch Shandro’s life.

Fonds consists of the student memorabilia of Helen B. deSilva Buchanan, including: class photos from the Camrose Normal School (1908 and 1915); a photograph of the University of Alberta freshmen class (1916-1917); a photograph of the Wauneita Society executive (1916-1917); a program and dance card from an Alberta Normal School students' reception (1908); and notebooks from summer school on various subjects.

Fonds consists of the memorabilia of Frank H. Walker including teaching diplomas and certificates (1924-1954) and felt sports emblems or jacket patches from Summer School baseball teams (1935-1938).

Accession consists of records of John Halstead about the Canadian flag, including: correspondence, publications, and newspaper clippings about the Canadian flag; a typescript and copies of "The Canadian Flag"; and notes and glass slides for a presentation to the Faculty of Extension about the history of flags.

Fonds consists of the professional papers of Dr. Ross William Collins, including drafts, notes, proofs, and correspondence related to books, sermons, addresses, and articles that he wrote about religious history. The fonds also contains a photograph of Collins.

Fonds consists of student memorabilia of Mary Mowat, including photographs of basketball teams, Students Council, the class of 1919, convocation gowns, graduation portraits of several students, the cast of "Prunella," and other student groups. The fonds also contains a songbook from the Literary Society, a newsletter of the Soldiers' Comforts Club, a memorial booklet for Katie McCrimmon Love, and a banquet programme from the Wauneita Society.

Office files, project files, Director's Community service files and photographs of campus people, events and buildings

Accession consists of photographs from the Publications Office, including photographs of faculty, deans, honorary degree recipients, convocations, receptions, and other subjects.

Accession consists of photographs of University of Alberta campus, buildings, aerial views, ceremonies, and other subjects. The photographs are from Photographic Services and Wells' Studios.

Accession consists of photographs of the University of Alberta campus and buildings.

Accession consists of photographs from the Office of Community Relations.

Fonds consists of the records of Pierre-Yves Mocquais, related to his academic career at the University of Regina, the University of Calgary, and Faculté Saint-Jean. The fonds also contains: research files about Hubert Aquin, other French-Canadian authors, and francophone culture; manuscripts and other records related to the publication of a critical edition of "Neige Noire" by Édition critique de l'Oeuvre d'Hubert Aquin (EDAQ); course outlines and notes from courses taught by Mocquais; conference files; theses, essays, and articles written by Mocquais; records related to Mocquais's academic work as a student; and other related records.

Accession consists of University of Alberta calendars from 1980-1981 to 1984-1985.

Accession consists of F. M. Salter's research material about medieval plays, including notes and photocopies of manuscripts.

Accession consists of publications by F. M. Salter (1934-1955) and E. K. Broadus (1909-1935).