Includes photos of early Calgary Stampede parade, and the Hotel Alexandria.

Series consists of professional and personal correspondence, including her involvement with various educational, religious and philosophical societies and institutions.

• Consists of option agreement (1978 October 24), Los Angeles (California), between Cunard Films and B. Moore for the motion picture rights to An Answer From Limbo.
• Typed document(s) signed (photocopy) listing terms of agreement.

• Consists of contracts (1981 February 25 and 1981 August 18), Los Angeles (California), between D. Petrie Productions, Inc. and B. Moore for two productions of the stage play Catholics.
• Typed document(s) signed (photocopy) listing terms of agreement for production of Catholics by the Citadel Theatre and Hartman Theatre. Includes an amendment to the agreement and a second copy of item 2.

Consists of telegram (1974 February 4), West Los Angeles (California), from Martha Singer, Vice President, Events of Los Angeles Women in Communications Inc., to Brian Moore. Typescript text of telegram asking B. Moore to speak on the basic elements of good writing at a workshop on the craft of writing.

Consists of typescript (mimeograph) complete final version. Includes letter (11 February or 2 November ?), Los Angeles (California), from D_____ to Brian Moore returning the script. 1 p. Typed letter(s) signed by the author According to the original file folder, this script was "Unfilmed. Commissioned by Herbert Leonard. Sold to Joseph E. Levine".

• Letter from C.N. Kaufmann, Los Angeles, California, to Christie Harris.
• File consists of letter regarding a reference to slate Totem Poles in Raven's Cry.
• Typescript, signed.

Consists of realia: medal from Basilica Neustra Senora, Los Angeles; name tag for RK; Group of Seven pin.

Consists of handwritten and typescript notes on an article about Los Angeles, Doe Castle, Malraux's Musée Imaginaire, and explanations of Biblical quotations and symbolism provided by B. Moore's sister, a nun. A notation on the original file folder indicated B. Moore "originally thought of this book as titled: Le Musée Imaginaire."

Consists of typescript (photocopy) revised second draft dated July 1972. Written for Wolper Productions, Los Angeles (California), and Potterton Productions, Montreal (Quebec).

Drawings

• Consists of letter (1974 July 15), Berkeley (California) from Charles J. Hitch, President, University of California, to Brian Moore, Malibu (California).
• Typed letter(s) signed by the author inviting B. Moore to serve as Regents' Professor at U.C.L.A. for Fall and Winter 1974-75.

• Consists of poster (1975 February 26), advertising a public lecture by Brian Moore.
• Poster advertising public lecture by B. Moore titled: The Writer As Exile. 2 copies. See MsC 31.47.21 for tape recording of this lecture.

• Consists of letter (1974 July 31), Los Angeles (California), from Peter L. Thorslev, Jr, Chairman, Department of English, U.C.L.A, to Brian Moore, Malibu (California).
• Typed letter(s) signed by the author discussing B. Moore's appointment as Regents' Professor, U.C.L.A.

• Consists of letter (1974 July 20), from B. Moore to Charles J. Hitch, President, University of California, Berkeley, California.
• Typed letter(s) lacking signature (carbon copy) agreeing to serve as Regents' Professor at U.C.L.A, 1974-75.

• Consists of letter (1974 July 15), Los Angeles (California), from William Matthews, President, International Association of University Professors of English, U.C.L.A, to Brian Moore, Malibu (California).
• Typed letter(s) signed by the author inviting B. Moore to attend the I.A.U.P.E. social. Encloses program for Ninth Triennial Conference of The International Association of University Professors of English (1974 August 19-24). 10 p.

• Consists of letter (1974 August 29), Malibu (California), from B. Moore to Robert Day, Department of English, Washington College, Chestertown, Md.
• Typed letter(s) lacking signature (carbon copy) declining to attend Washington College as a visiting lecturer due to commitments at U.C.L.A.

• Correspondence between Marsha Nasatir, Zeigler Ross Tennant Inc., Los Angeles, California, and Christie Harris.
• File consists of letters regarding attracting the Disney Studios to Let X Be Excitement, You Have to Draw the Line Somewhere and Confessions of a Toe-hanger as possible film subjects.
• Typescript, signed; typescript, signed (carbon copy); typescript.