Fonds consists of history of the university from 1916 to 1966 by Sanders and Smith, clippings and photocopies of research material, 1909-1990, Bott's research material, and Smith's slides on the university's origins. Includes recorded interviews with Grant MacEwan (1987); and Mrs. A.L. Doucette, Frank Doucette, Lou Goodwin, W.H. Swift, and Mary Dover (1988). Also includes a scrapbook from Tom Oliver, Faculty of Science.

Collection consists of MacEwan Hall Extension sod-turning button; University coat of arms; Celebration of Excellence programmes and sound recordings of event (1988, 1990, 1992); ribbon commemorating Physical Education Building opening; Miss U of C musical score and lyrics (1965); and photo of Peter Krueger, Murray Fraser, and Donovan Williams (1989); Learned Conference pins, mugs, carry-bag and notebook (1993-1994); plaque presented to President Cochrane (1977); A.W.R. Carrothers scholarship scroll (1969); Nursing uniforms, pins, sleeve patches, Nursing bag (nd); 25th Anniversary pins, t-shirts, plaques, ribbons and framed proclamation from the city (1992); beanies, material on student elections, Color Night, Glee Club and Wauneita Society (c.1960's); 70 posters and postcards advertising the University of Calgary [1971-1984], five ceremonial keys from the Board of Governors, a University Seal.

The John Flanders Photography collection contains approximately 2,000 slides and 2,700 negatives from the 1990s to the early 2000s in the Toronto, Ontario area. Photographed buildings include residences, office buildings, Confederation Square (Toronto), hotels, Massey College, Scarborough Metro Zoo, Pearson College of the Pacific, Plywood Research Building, Queen's University, Shaw Festival Theatre, and Trent University.

Collection consists of:

• black and white photographs of friends and family, mainly unidentified
• 2 greeting cards; 1 holograph poem to Betty Mitchell from Wes
• 2 newsclippings; and printed copy of a poem To Jessie by John Spittal
• leather briefcase with initials B.M. [Betty Mitchell].

Collection consists of correspondence; manuscripts of Deux solitudes; newsclippings of reviews of Deux solitudes and articles about H. MacLennan and L. Gareau-Des Bois; promotional material; and published excerpt from the translated novel.

Collection consists of card photographs collected by G. Stewart while working as editor and theatre reviewer for newspapers in Saint John, N.B., and Quebec City, P.Q. Most photographs identify the photographer and are inscribed and dated. In addition to photographs of actors, actresses and singers, collection includes photographs of Lord and Lady Lorne and four unidentified individuals.