Scrapbook, 1918-1921, 1927. Press Bulletin, 1914-1916

Accession consists of the student notebooks, manuscripts, papers, photographs, and other records of Dr. L. P. V. Johnson. The accession also contains issues of The Press Bulletin.

Accession consists of the personal and professional papers of Dr. Walter H. Johns, including biographical files, personal files, records related to appointments at the University of Alberta, records about personal financial matters, records about awards and honours, personal and professional correspondence, letters of recommendation, invitations, speeches, radio broadcast scripts, publications, manuscripts, records about classics and humanities associations, records about the Institute of Public Administration, teaching records, and other records.

Accession consists of the correspondence files of L. H. Thomas.

The accession comprises biographical records of Dr. Desmond Brown including curricula vitae, publication lists and transcripts of interviews of Dr. Brown (life-career) by Professor Dale Gibson (Professor emeritus Faculty of Law).

The Dr. Chuji Hiruki fonds is a very rich and diverse acquisition of materials depicting the life and primarily teaching and research career of Chuji Hiruki. This accession of material comprises a broad scope of records comprising mainly of textual materials reflective of his teaching, research travel and role as a professor of plant pathology during his tenure with the University of Alberta.

Departmental course work, information, programs, events course schedules, pamphlets and newspaper clippings

Accession consists of personal papers of Ivan Rudnytsky.

The accession comprises 180 cm of textual records arranged by series arising from specific functions of the creating office. It includes records of activities related to an array of committees and functions including Canada Research Excellence Chairs, Physical Activity Strategic Operating Committee, Facilities Development Committee, Academic Planning, Enrolment Planning Envelope,
and President's Advisory Committee and Academic Measures Advancement Reports, Records include agendas, minutes of meetings, decisions, correspondence and reports.

The files are arranged according group or function to which the records relate and as part of the creator's file classification system.

Accession consists of the personal and professional papers of W. G. Hardy, including the notes, drafts and manuscripts of Hardy's novels and non-fiction works, as well as drafts and manuscripts of short stories, radio talks and speeches; correspondence with publishers and agents; correspondence and materials relating to Hardy's activities in the Canadian Author's Association and the Canadian and International Amateur Hockey Associations. There is also a collection of his student notebooks and University of Alberta lecture notes.

Leonard Eustace Gads – Descriptive Inventory 1907-1974

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.

Accession consists of memoirs of Frederick Augustus Morrison and Hugh Whitney Morrison, "College & Religion; Talks to College Students by a College Teacher" by W. H. Alexander, "The Greek Genius and its Meaning to us" by Richard W. Livingstone, a photograph of the 1928-1929 Gateway staff, and a photograph of the 1929-1930 Students' Council.

Accession consists of publications by W. H. Alexander.

Accession consists of a photograph of the University of Alberta rugby team, Provincial Champions, in 1914 in front of Athabasca Hall.

Photographs of H.Y. Coutts, M.E. LaZerte, G.S. Lord, H.E. Smith and W. Swift at opening of Education I

Accession consists of a booklet from the Intrafraternity Council titled "Fraternities at the U of A" and photographs of University of Alberta residences, including Rutherford House with a Delta Upsilon symbol, Pembina Hall, Athabaska Hall, and Assiniboia Hall.

Personal diaries (1926-1927 and 1949)

Accession consists of photographs of the University of Alberta campus, buildings, Second Century Week, other events, and people.

Accession consists of photographs from the Alberta Public Affairs Bureau, depicting University of Alberta campus, buildings, athletic teams, Second Century Week, convocations, and other subjects.

Accession consists of clippings and photographs from the Edmonton Journal with documentation. The photographs depict University of Alberta faculty, students, administration, events, convocations, buildings, construction, machinery, facilities, sports, and other subjects.

Accession consists of duplicate photographs from Photographic Services, Bureau of Public Affairs (formerly Film and Photography Branch, Department of Economic Affairs). The photographs depict the University of Alberta campus, facilities, faculty, events, and other subjects.

Accession consists of a catalogues of records in the Provincial Archives of Alberta from the Anglican Diocese of Athabasca and the Anglican Diocese of MacKenzie River.

Accession consists of photographic transparencies from the Pollard Collection, including photographs of Horace Harvey, Nicholas Beck, and Charles Stuart.

Accession consists of published books, predominantly written or edited by University of Alberta faculty members.

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

Accession consists of interviews conducted by Mrs. Naomi Radford with Dr. John M. MacEachran, Ernest Pelluet, Mrs. Stanley H. McCuaig, and Mrs. E. W. Sheldon. The interviews were recorded for an oral history project at the Provincial Archives of Alberta.

Dr. William Wonders collected papers comprise 10 metres and consist of correspondence and publications related to his career as a geographer and teacher, working files on his participation as a member of organizations for professional geographers, historians, and social scientists, and his reference collection of press clippings and reports relating to the world north of 60o. Canada, Alaska, the Arctic, and Scandinavia are chiefly represented in the collection.

Accession consists of summer session final exams from the Department of Geography.

Accession consists of final examinations from the Department of Educational Psychology.

Accession consists of photographs of original illuminated scrolls presented to Dr. J. B. Collip for discovering insulin, from the University of Trinity College Service Club (signed by members, n.d.) and the Alberta Legislative Assembly (March 10,1924).

Record books, scrapbooks and silver cups

Accession consists of photocopies of documents and letters from Percival Sidney Warren's scrapbook and copies of photographs.

Accession consists of publications and manuals from Computing Services.

Accession consists of MTS and SPIRES manuals of instruction from Computing Services.

Accession consists of photographs of H. Nolan (1913), F. Perraton (1913), Hazel Rutherford (1913), the Student's Council (1914-1915 and 1918-1919), the men's track team (1928-1929), the women's basketball team (1930-1931), senior N.C.O.'s and officers from the no. 4 I.T.S. R.C.A.F., and the R.C.A.F. Wellington Bomber Crew.

Accession consists of: Volumes VI-IX of The Gateway; "Feeders' Day" press bulletin from the Department of Animal Science; issue number 2 of "The Edge"; pamphlets from oil companies; reports and studies from the Canada Department of Agriculture; newspaper clippings; photographs of the U of A Det. 11, Field Ambulance and the COTC; and Vol. 1 no. 1 of "Western Universities Battalion - 196th."

Accession consists of photographs of the University of Alberta campus, including: University of Alberta Det. 11 Field Ambulance (1916); U of A Summer School for Teachers (1915); U of A Summer School for Teachers (1916); U of A Company 196th O. (W.U.) Battallion C.E.F. Edmonton, Alberta (June 22, 1916); unidentified men; and an aerial view of campus (1953).

Accession consists of manuscripts, correspondence, addresses and sermons, bulletins and other periodicals, drawings, and other records related to the work of William Rowan. The accession also contains photographs of Rowan and other subjects.

Accession consists of plans for the Health Sciences Centre, including conceptual design reports, mechanical and electrical consultant reports, and blueprints. The project director was architect Ronald Clarke.

Accession consists of records related to the Soldiers' Comforts Club, including graduation issues of the Gateway, honour rolls, active service letters, and weekly newsletters.

Accession consists of volumes of the Gateway Newspaper. Volumes XIII to XXVI bound and volumes XVII to XXX are unbound.

Accession consists of the papers of W. D. McDougall, including lecture material from Columbia University, other work from Columbia University, and other records related to education.

Accession consists of papers of W. Dewar McDougall, including index cards (1935-1965), "The Chatterbox," issues of the Normal Practice School paper, and classroom poetry.

Accession consists of records related to W. D. McDougall's education and career, including theses, lecture material, correspondence about publications, speeches, publication contracts, and other records.

Accession consists photographs, prints, and negatives pertaining to the University of Alberta, accumulated by the Rare Books and Archives since 1963

Accession consists of correspondence, news clippings, press releases, and other records from the Publications Office.

Accession consists of original administrative and teaching records of the Department of Classics. The records included original attendance records and department meeting minutes signed by the Chair.

Accession consists of memoirs, publications, and translations by Francis Owen. Some publications were written or edited by Erich Muller.

Accession consists of: reports and other records from the Board of Governors; Home Universities Conference proceedings; papers from the International Association of Universities; annual reports from the Provincial Laboratory; annual reports from University departments (1962-1965); summaries of statistics (1963-1969); calendars; and other records.

Accession consists of the papers of Henry Marshall Tory, President of the University of Alberta, including records from the Board of Governors, records from the Senate, correspondence, financial records, buildings files, and other President's Office files.

Accession consists of records pertaining to Laura Reid including, correspondence received, exhibition catalogues, press clippings, scrapbook, sketch book, and photographs.

The contents of the accession spans across almost fifty years and provides valuable insight into the development of Peel's Bibliography of the Canadian Prairies and Peel’s Prairie Provinces database. Mostly textual records and correspondence, the records depict efforts to find and select published works for the bibliographies, various stages of the book’s completion, and conversations between Peel staff and other institutions and individuals that went into the creation of the Bibliographies.

Accession consists of office files from Interdisciplinary Studies, including annual reports, Boreal Institute records, correspondence, Advisory Committee records, budgets, calendars, and other records.

Accession consists of maps of settlements and developments in Alberta, including Vermillion, the Victoria region, Ft. Chipewyan, Lake Athabasca, and other subjects.

Accession consists of correspondence, research proposals, interviews, newspaper clippings, bibliographies, and other research material from the Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Project Research.

Accession consists of a list of articles dealing with the history of medicine in Western Canada from "The Historical Bulletin", published by the Calgary Associate Clinic, compiled by J. M. Parker.

Accession consists of photographs of waterways and oil sands of Alberta. The materials were collected by J. M. Parker from various sources for a lecture on the oil sands.

Guide to the Rutherford and McCuaig Families 1885-1982

Scrapbook of news clippings, photos, certificates, correspondence and theatre company programs, genially linked to the life of Hutch Shandro.

Honorary Degree Recipients 1908-1973

Edge Papers, Guide – 1963-1970

Candas Jane Dorsey Writing – Finding Aid

Fonds consists of records pertaining to Catalyst Theatre and their productions.

Canadian Theatre Archives Directory

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.

The records consist of administrative, production and play development records. There are eleven series in this fonds: Administration, Development, Finanical Records, Fundraising, Production Records, Publicity, Subscription, Miscellaneous, Contracts, Oversized Items, Photogrphs. While the bulk of the records are textual, the fonds also contains production photographs, set designs, promotional materials, and posters. The files in this accession are arranged in chronological order within the separate series beginning with the administrative files. The fonds also contains the University of Alberta’s Drama 681 course materials, resumes, diaries and weekly reports by artistic director Gerry Potter from 1981 to 1992.

Workshop West Theatre Fond – Descriptive Inventory 1978-1997

Peter Lougheed is a former premier of Alberta (1971-1985) who was in charge of the Progressive Conservative government in the province during an era of significant development for Alberta in relation to the energy sectors and provincial contribution to the national scene. Peter Lougheed was born in Calgary on July 26, 1928, son of Edgar and Edna Lougheed and grandson of Sir James Alexander Lougheed. He was educated in Calgary public schools, was awarded a BA. and LLB. from the University of Alberta in 1951 and 1952 respectively, and an M.B.A. from Harvard University in 1954, Lougheed was elected leader of a moribund Progressive Conservative party in Alberta in 1965, and went on to win a seat in the legislature in 1967, and to become premier at the head of a new Progressive Conservative government in 1971 He was premier of the province through tumultuous years of boom and bust, the development of the energy industry, and federal-provincial conflicts. Lougheed retired from politics in 1985 after winning four successive election victories. Since leaving politics, Lougheed has been partner and counsel with Bennett Jones law firm in Calgary, active in international business pursuits, and much involved in national issues of trade and constitutional reform. Today Lougheed makes his home in Calgary. He continues to be involved in business pursuits, actively supports various organizations, and speaks out on matters of public concern. For a more complete biography see archivist’s file.
These records were in Lougheed’s custody in various locations over the years. Some of the early scrapbooks and other material in the fonds was originally assembled outside Lougheed’s office and without his direction by other interested parties and given to Lougheed as part of his memorabilia collection. Originally, prior to 1971, items collected seem to have been kept in P. C. party or Official Opposition offices, but during Lougheed’s long term as premier, they were kept in his Calgary premier’s office, and after he left public office, in his law office at Bennett Jones. They were later stored at the Ranchmen’s Club and were transferred to the Lougheed House archives in 2004.
The fonds consists of quasi-personal material collected by Lougheed during the course of his political and post-political career, along with a few pertinent items saved from his pre-political life. This is essentially a collection of items chosen by Peter Lougheed (or, in the case of newsclippings, but staff under his direction) to document that part of his life which has been in the public eye since 1965, and to showcase aspects of those public achievements which gave him particular personal satisfaction, or were simply fun, In the manner of a scrapbook, this collection was always intended as a display.
The collection documents, from Lougheed’s personal point of view and from that of the mass media, his career in Progressive Conservative party politics and campaigns throughout his tenure as premier, his official activities while in public office as leader of the opposition and premier, and his ongoing service to the community and the nation since 1985.

Gordon W. Hodgson Papers 1942-2000

Douglas Elstow Smith Fond 1877-1995

The Reta Rowan fonds covers the years from 1940 to 1971. The material consists of correspondence, minutes, briefs, reports, publications, periodicals, newspapers, drawings, print and negative photographs. The books in the Reta Rowan fonds were listed on a separate inventory in 1977. Originally, the majority of the files were arranged in chronological order under the society's or association's title, while the remainder were filed by the organization's name or by subject, or left unlabelled. Mrs. Rowan's arrangement has been followed where possible but all unlabelled or loose files have been placed in the proper year or provided with a subject title.

Donald Murray Ross Fond 1940-1986 – Inventory

Series illustrates the likeness of Ernest C. Manning from various sources, including newspaper articles, a cover of a biographical sketch by John Cashman, and a negative from the UAA. Series consists of 5 graphic materials that have been scanned and Photoshopped.

Phi Delta Kappa - University of Alberta Chapter: Minutes, newsletters, brochures and correspondence

Fonds consists of the records of J. Gordon Kaplan.

Accession consists of: a photograph of the Executive of the first Students' Council at the University of Alberta; and a photograph of the YWCA, possibly Student Faculty or the Wauneita Society. The names of individuals in the photographs are included.

Accession consists of interviews of A. Cooke, recorded by J. M. Parker.

Accession consists of negatives of photographs of H.P. Brown, CKUA staff, the University Bowling Club, University Week for Farm Young People, and the Department of Extension.

Accession consists of transcriptions of interviews of Dr. A.W. Henry by Mr. A.M. Nicholson, as well as correspondence between Henry and Nicholson.

Accession consists of publications by Arthur Henry regarding plant science.

This fonds contains the records of the University of Alberta chemistry professor Dr. Walter Harris. He was instrumental in the modernization of the University’s successful Analytical Chemistry program. Dr Harris was acclaimed for his work in chemistry education, scientific research, and committee service.

The materials date from 1915 to 2011. The records predominately date after Harris began his career at the University of Alberta in 1946. The collection is rich in teaching materials, including a number of lectures written verbatim, an abundance of lecture slides and audio visual recordings of Walter Harris lecturing, as well as a significant amount of Dr. Harris’ research papers and supporting information. The fonds also incorporates materials related to the history of the Chemistry Department at the University of Alberta. In addition, it provides insight into Harris’ book publications with related correspondence, revisions and notes. The fonds is abundant in records relating to Harris’ work as a committee member including meeting minutes, agendas, committee reports, and correspondence.

This fonds contains an array of document types including such textual materials as notes, correspondence, talks, programs, pamphlets, articles, cards, course materials, announcements, books, and personal history information. It also contains yearbooks, plaques, certificates and newspaper clippings, as well as a variety of media types including photographs, slides, negatives, lantern slides, a 16mm film, reel-to-reel audiotapes, a VHS videocassette, a u-matic video tape, and a CD-ROM disk. The fonds geographically pertains predominantly to Canada with some materials created in the United States, and a few materials generated in countries abroad. The materials related to Europe are from international conferences or committee travels taken by Harris.

John C. Charyk Fonds 1990-1988

The William Elmer Adkins Fonds consists of 165 black and white photos in three albums. The fonds also includes three Oils Sands Project reports with illustrations, tehcnical charts and maps, and a 20 minute interview on audio tape.

Fonds consists of records pertaining to the Canadian Women's Theatre Guild.

Accession consists of photographs of University of Alberta Faculty of Medicine students and residence life in Edmonton and Calgary.

Accession consists of day files of Vice-President (Academic) Willard Finlay Allen.

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

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

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 student and research notes, bound reprints, textbooks, memorabilia, and other records related to Francis John Lewis' education and career in botany. The accession also contains minutes and a procedure manual from the Sigma Xi Club.

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

Guide to the Papers of the Scientific and Indistrial Research Council of Alberta and the Research Council of Alberta 1917-1936, 1939

The records comprise the general function and activities of the University of Alberta Faculty of Medicine Occupational Health Program including:

• Occupational Health Program, including organization, support, academic activities, documented in annual reports, memos and letters.

• OHP General Teaching information including classes and seminars, masters' education offerings and continuing education programs.

• Occupational Medicine Fellowship Training Program known as the "residency" in occupational medicine.

• OHP Research with a focus on the principal sciences of the field including epidemiology, toxicology, and clinical occupational medicine.

• OHP Service Agenda aimed at meeting the expectations of program sponsors and donors including the Occupational Health Consultation Clinic that continued for at least 15 years.

• Environmental research including occupational and environmental medicine with a focus on air toxins.

The accession comprises textual records including the written history, scrapbook, newspaper clippings, articles, notes and correspondence regarding the University of Alberta Golden Bears Football Team and the Golden Bowl game played November 16, 1963.

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 plans, programs and proposals for the Education Building.

Accession consists of minutes of the Academic Development Committee (1968-1970) and the University Planning Committee (1968-1970).