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Fonds consists of records pertaining to the activities of the Cultural Diversity Institute while in pursuit of its various goals.

The fonds consists of minutes, annual reports, membership registers, financial statements, newsletters, and photographs.

The fonds consists of I.L. Peretz School minutes (1928-1929, 1936-1937, 1947-1957), correspondence (1930-1962), ledger (1928-1931), scrapbook (1930s-1960s) and miscellany (1959-1970s); Calgary Hebrew School minutes (1961-1976) and class registers (1971-1980); and various awards presented to both schools.

The fonds consists of photographs of the Chuchla family (1926-1942, 1978), Polish personalities in Crowsnest Pass and Calgary (1907-1973), and the Polish Alliance of Calgary picnic (1937); Walter's autobiography (1978); certificates and the 1932 constitution of the Polish Alliance of Calgary; newsclippings and articles about Walter; biographies of Walter and Anne written by Claire; transcript of an interview between Anne and Claire (1995); and correspondence (1975-1991). Includes some biographical information on Polish immigrants, and Claire's interview with Jasia Kaminski about her life in a labour camp.

The fonds consists of annual reports, minutes, correspondence, financial records and legal records of Crow's Nest Pass Coal Company, Crows Nest Pass Electric Light and Power Company, Morrissey, Fernie and Michel Railway, Crow's Nest Pass Oil and Gas Company, Crows Nest Industries and its many subsidiaries. Includes employee records of Crow's Nest Pass Coal Company / Crows Nest Industries for miners of British, Russian, Polish, Ukrainian, Italian, Slovenian and other origins. Also includes records of investigations and inquests, wage agreements, scrapbooks and Morrissey Mines plans.

The fonds consists of Ulster Association constitution, membership lists, reports and newsclippings; Graham's speeches and letters pertaining to the Ulster Association; correspondence about employment with Calgary Transit; transit passes, tickets, and manuals; and miscellaneous programs, cartoons and newsclippings.

The fonds consists of a propectus of the proposed St. Benedict's college, Calgary; photos of the Venini family; and photos collected for use in From Buffalo to the Cross, including views of Catholic churches, convents, and groups in southern Alberta.

The fonds consists of photographs of the Faminow family in Alberta, Saskatchewan and British Columbia.

The fonds consists of incorporation documents and bylaws, proceedings of annual general meetings, newsletters, family histories, passenger ship and border crossings lists (especially North Portal, Saskatchewan), records of the 1984 GRHS International Convention, and miscellaneous family letters and interviews.

Family histories for the following families are in the fonds: Boechler, Bosch, Boser, Brittner, Brockel, Dell, Eherman, Fauth, Flemer, Friet, Ginther, Goetz, Hauck, Jaufmann, Kienzie, Lang, Leno, Ley, Levi (Levie), Materi (Materie), Mock, Moldenhauer, Moser, Ohlhauser, Pfaff, Reib, Richter, Riehl, Schafer, Scharbach, Schlenker, Schmidt, Schmoll, Schopp, Seibold, Seher, Senger, Torscher (Dorscher), Wald, Wangler, Weiss, Weninger, and Zeiler.

The fonds consists of account of John's life based on an interview with Nettie (1956); reminiscences about John by S. Marsden; John's agreements of sale of land (1901) and cattle transfer (1887); newsclipping of marriage announcement (1892); letters from Nettie Ware about the opening of the Ware cabin in Dinosaur Provincial Park (1959-1960); photocopies of letters from John and Nettie (1898, 1899); and personal files of Nettie Ware regarding her father's biography and her involvement in the Vulcan/Kirkcaldy community. Also consists of photographs of the Lewis and Ware families, the Lewis farm and Ware ranches; the Lewis' legal agreements (1911, 1912) and a statutory declaration (1917).

Also consists of historical documentation regarding the Ware and Lewis families gathered by Nettie and Mildred Ware; Nettie Ware's speeches, poems, correspondence, cards, autograph books, guest books, scrapbook, and funeral service; Mallory family papers regarding the Ware and Lewis families, including correspondence, newsclippings, and genealogical information; Bob Ware's funeral service; Mildred Ware's autograph book and funeral service; Arthur Ware's Bible and postcards.

The fonds consists of Marjorie Roughsedge’s collected photographs of Valdez, Alaska (1904-1905), photographs of Forrest Albert Morrill during a boat trip from the Milk River to the Gulf of Mexico (ca. 1920), photographs of the Tymchuks and other Ukrainians in Alberta (ca. 1918-ca. 1937), photographs of the Slemko family in Belalya, Ukraine (ca. 1918-ca. 1970), photographs of Bert, Lee, and Eleanor Roughsedge (1940-1941), a newsclipping about a Bible owned by Marjorie’s ancestors (1960), correspondence to Marjorie from the artist Dorothy Dowhan (1973-1975), Lee’s records as a volunteer leader of the Junior Forest Wardens (ca. 1973-ca. 1975), her records as a volunteer programmer at Fort Calgary (1977-ca. 1979), and a collected eulogy for Henrietta Edith Kissinger Gibson (1980).