This fonds consists of records created, accumulated and used by Alice (Duckett) Perry of Regina, Saskatchewan between 1905 and her death in 2002. The records include correspondence with family and friends particularly her mother Florence Duckett, daughter Floredeth (Perry) Widstrand; and relatives from the Bailey and Duckett families, including her cousin, British actor Robin Bailey. It also includes reports, correspondence and certificates related to Perry's education; and yearbooks, correspondence and publications from her teaching career at Radville, at Wetmore School, Regina (1926) and Balfour Technical School, Regina (1944-1964), particularly the Balfour drama program. As well, biographical and genealogical information; records of Perry's involvement in seniors' education classes at the University of Regina; records related to her work to establish the Balfour Special Tutorial Program; and records of her membership in organizations including the Unitarian Universalist Women's Federation, and the Regina University Women's Club appear in the fonds.

Additionally, the fonds includes home movies created by Alice Perry's husband Harold from ca. 1939 to 1943, and others of her extended family from the 1940s and 1950s. Subject matter includes the Perrys' daughter Floredeth; Christmas, Easter, birthday and wedding celebrations; members of the Duckett and Bailey families; the Perrys' residence and family outings in Emporia, Kansas, and visits to Regina; Alice and Floredeth Perry's travels in England; and time spent at B-Say-Tah. Also included in the fonds is a plan of the yard around Perry's "Periwinkle" cabin at B-Say-Tah, Saskatchewan, created by Floredeth Widstrand in 2011.

No sub-series have been identified in this fonds.

The types of records in this series include: correspondence; photographs; clippings; biographical and genealogical information; manuscripts; certificates; yearbooks; programmes; travel itineraries; publications; address books; film reels; and video cassettes.

The fonds consists of correspondence, drafts of books, Indian legends and photographs of Alice Ravenhill.

The fonds consists of biographical material about Ravenhill, incoming and outgoing correspondence (1939-1951), a draft of "Glimpses of a Long Life" (1951) and two proofs of "Memoirs of an Educational Pioneer" (1951). The fonds also includes printed material (pertaining to health, welfare and education), memos, clippings, memorabilia and nineteen photographs used primarily as illustrations for "Memoirs...".

Contents: Fonds consists of material relating to the life, career, activities and interests of Alice Riggs Hunt. Includes correspondence, manuscripts, printed material, clippings, diaries and memorabilia. Correspondents include E. Sylvia Pankhurst, Carrie Chapman Catt, Jane Addams, and Romain Rolland.
Arranged in six series: 1. Biographical; 2. Correspondence; 3. Manuscripts; 4. Published Writing; 5. Suffrage Material; 6. Personal.

Collection consists of a subpoena issued to Hector Ross in 1836.

The fonds consists of Alice's Normal School notes, teaching materials, and miscellany; and Arthur's business records related to the Taber Times.

Fonds consists of the diary of Alice S. Patterson. Diary entries relate to: the weather; domestic chores; the health of friends and relatives; church activities (including Church Society meetings, sermon topics, and a list of church donations); social visits; local events, such as deaths and marriages; and farming activities. Diary also contains a list of books (titles and authors) Patterson wished to obtain, on the topics of: religious studies, history, music, homemaking, and Ontario birds.

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Fonds pertains to the opening of the Cave and Basin, June 15, 1985; the opening of the Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies, June 16, 1985; and the Canada Day Parade at Banff, July 1, 1985.

Accession 2009.20 consists of postcards sent to Jenny Nielsen, Alice Stevens' grandmother, by Hans Nielsen, Jenny's brother, who was a ship's engineer and traveled the world during his career, plus two studio portraits of Hans, taken by San Francisco photographers (Schoenfeld Studios and Rembrandt Studios). Accession 2006.07 consists of one photograph of Wellwood school,nine postcards, a photo of an unknown man, letters to Jennie Nielsen from her friends and family in Denmark, one small booklet of sacred songs and one history of Denmark inscribed to Kirstine Nielsen.

The fonds consists of a journal. [Also available on microfilm.]