Single items fonds consisting of one blank Christmas card.

Christmas card from "Sapper A. Paterson" to "Mr. John White."

Fonds consists of correspondence relating to A.E. Blake’s active service in the Women's Royal Canadian Service and other materials gathered by A.E. Blake during her service. It is divided into 3 series

1. Correspondence and items relating to her active service
2. Miscellaneous items
3. Publications

The Arthur Fox Fonds consists of documents received by Elizabeth M. Porter, Fox's possible spouse, following Fox’s death in action.

Fonds consists predominantly of letters written by brothers Jack and Arthur McAllister to their family while serving overseas in WWI.

Fonds consists of material gathered or created by Beatrice Ross. All records pertain to Ross's experience as a soldier in the Canadian Women's Army Corps during WWII.

Fonds is divided into seven series:

1. Correspondence.
2. Notebooks
3. Photographs
4. Ephemera
5. Clippings
6. Published material
7. Maps

The Daniel G. Dancocks fonds consists predominantly of Dancocks's working records created and accumulated in the writing of his seven books. The fonds is divided into 4 series:

1. Works
2. Audio Interviews
3. Correspondence
4. Miscellaneous Photographs and Records

Fonds consists predominantly of items sent to Neva Forsyth from a serving soldier in the Canadian Expeditionary Force during WWI. This soldier is likely William Falcus, of Edmonton, service number 466018.

The Gerald M. Beugin fonds consists of thirteen lined notebooks in which Beugin tracked the daily progress of WWII as it was recorded by the Free Press Prairie Farmer, a weekly publication of the Winnipeg Free Press. The fonds is comprised of one series: Notebooks.

Fonds consists predominantly of correspondence between members of the Smythe family during the period of WWII when Lorne W. Smythe and his son were active overseas. The fact of Lorne N. Smythe's death while serving is reflected in many of the documents. Fonds is divided into