• Correspondence (n.d., 1978 September 30-1984 May 1), between E. D. Rutland and Gwen Pharis Ringwood.
• Correspondence about preparation of The collected plays of Gwen Pharis Ringwood, edited by E. D. Rutland, and personal matters. See also MsC 25.14.19. Filed with MsC 25.52.
• Includes references to the following: Chris Axelson, blacksmith; Lament for harmonica; Still stands the house; The courting of Marie Jenvrin; Younger brother; Widger's way; The rainmaker; Hatfield, the rainmaker; The furies; A remembrance of miracles; Mirage; The sleeping beauty; The golden goose; The magic carpets of Antonio Angelini; A fine colored Easter egg; Pasque flower; The lodge; The deep has many voices; The collected plays of Gwen Pharis Ringwood; Stampede (play); Dark harvest; Drumsong; Prisoners; The drowning of Wasyl Nemitchuk; Wail, winds, wail; The days may be long; Saturday night; Garage sale; The wall; The jack and the joker; Prisoners of war; Red flag at evening; One man's house; Compensation will be paid; Encounters; Maya; Look behind you, neighbor; The bells of England; The lion and the mouse; Circle song; Rime time.

• Correspondence (n.d., 1978 September 30-1984 May 1), between E. D. Rutland and Gwen Pharis Ringwood.
• Correspondence about preparation of The collected plays of Gwen Pharis Ringwood, edited by E. D. Rutland, and personal matters. See also MsC 25.14.19. Filed with MsC 25.52.
• Includes references to the following: Chris Axelson, blacksmith; Lament for harmonica; Still stands the house; The courting of Marie Jenvrin; Younger brother; Widger's way; The rainmaker; Hatfield, the rainmaker; The furies; A remembrance of miracles; Mirage; The sleeping beauty; The golden goose; The magic carpets of Antonio Angelini; A fine colored Easter egg; Pasque flower; The lodge; The deep has many voices; The collected plays of Gwen Pharis Ringwood; Stampede (play); Dark harvest; Drumsong; Prisoners; The drowning of Wasyl Nemitchuk; Wail, winds, wail; The days may be long; Saturday night; Garage sale; The wall; The jack and the joker; Prisoners of war; Red flag at evening; One man's house; Compensation will be paid; Encounters; Maya; Look behind you, neighbor; The bells of England; The lion and the mouse; Circle song; Rime time.

• Interview with Gwen Pharis Ringwood, 1982 May 29.
• Typescript (photocopy) interview by L. M. Potts and Sandra Jones. Encloses interview of G. P. Ringwood by Reevan Dolgoy (1978 October 12), for Provincial Archives of Alberta. 24 p. ; and interview of G. P. Ringwood by Peggy Leighton (1982 August 10). 23 p. Donated by L. M. Potts. Filed with MsC 25.52.

• Interview with Gwen Pharis Ringwood, 1982 May 29.
• Typescript (photocopy) interview by L. M. Potts and Sandra Jones. Encloses interview of G. P. Ringwood by Reevan Dolgoy (1978 October 12), for Provincial Archives of Alberta. 24 p. ; and interview of G. P. Ringwood by Peggy Leighton (1982 August 10). 23 p. Donated by L. M. Potts. Filed with MsC 25.52.

• Letter (1982 June 23), Toronto, Ont., from Heather McCallum, Head, Theatre Department, Metropolitan Toronto Library Board, to Jean Tener, Special Collections, University of Calgary Library.
• Typed letter(s) signed by the author forwarding letters and giving permission to include Gwen Pharis Ringwood letters in the Ringwood Papers. Encloses letters (1951 March 28-1952 January 10), from G. P. Ringwood to Margaret Ness. 3 p. Typed letter(s) signed by the author (photocopy). Filed with MsC 25.52.

• Letter (1982 June 23), Toronto, Ont., from Heather McCallum, Head, Theatre Department, Metropolitan Toronto Library Board, to Jean Tener, Special Collections, University of Calgary Library.
• Typed letter(s) signed by the author forwarding letters and giving permission to include Gwen Pharis Ringwood letters in the Ringwood Papers. Encloses letters (1951 March 28-1952 January 10), from G. P. Ringwood to Margaret Ness. 3 p. Typed letter(s) signed by the author (photocopy). Filed with MsC 25.52.

Consists of newsclippings, brochures, playbills, advertisements and other items kept by G. P. Ringwood but which appear to have no direct connection with her writing career. Files arranged alphabetically but not described.

Consists of newsclippings, brochures, playbills, advertisements and other items kept by G. P. Ringwood but which appear to have no direct connection with her writing career. Files arranged alphabetically but not described.

Consists of newsclippings, brochures, playbills, advertisements and other items kept by G. P. Ringwood but which appear to have no direct connection with her writing career. Files arranged alphabetically but not described.

• Human power and impotence in The lodge and Mirage by Gwen Pharis Ringwood.
• Typescript (photocopy) and holograph notes (photocopy). Essay for English 590 course, University of Alberta, 1983. Notes probably by Diane E. Bessai. Removed from MsC 25.8.9.