Collection consists of records pertaining to the Zalmanowitz family and includes a Beth Israel Synagogue Gala Dinner programme, a magazine clipping, and a photograph of Barry Zalmanowitz, all dating from 2004.

Collection consists of an issue of the University of Alberta, Faculty of Science newsletter, <em>Science Contours</em>, which contains an article about Dr. Werner Israel, dating from 1994.

The fonds consists of microform and digital copies of archival records documenting the history and genealogy of Mennonites in Prussia, Russia, and North America. Included are the Molotschna Colony Census file (1835) documenting a Mennonite settlement in Russia; excerpts from the Guardianship Committee of Foreign Settlers in South Russia fonds (1799-1833) documenting early Mennonite relations with the government of Russia; Ulrich Dueck fonds (ca. 1950-ca. 2001) describing genealogies of Mennonite families in West Prussia; Tim Janzen's historical map collection (1914-2005) documenting the locations of Mennonite colonies in West Prussia and southern Russia (1914-1921) including a partial transliterated index to place names (2005); and the Herman Thiessen fonds (ca. 1950-ca. 2001) describing the Thiessen family genealogy.

The collection consists of recorded interviews with Margaret Bad Boy, Annie Bare Shin Bone, Mae Tallow, Elsie Crow Shoe, Josephine Crow Shoe, Grace Daniels, Susan Strangling Wolf, Elsie Jimmy John, Emma Fish, and Molly Bull Shoes. Includes interview notes and photographs of the women interviewed.

Collection consists of a copied oral history by Fred Swartz dated 1973, and a photocopied photograph of the Swartz family dated 1915.

Collection consists of automobile sales brochures.

The collection consists of letters from Father Collignon of the St. Bernard Mission in Grourd, Alberta to Father Le Serrec of the St. Charles Mission in Dunvegan, Alberta dating from 1889. The fonds also includes photocopies of the letters, and typed transcriptions of the letters into French and English dating from 1987, written by Louise Zuk.

The collection consists of Stand Off colony records: recording of church service (1963) and singing (1971); photographs (1940s-1964); recorded interview with Jacob Walter on early history of colony (1971); sketches of early buildings; ethnological study, recorded observations and films by Dr. Karl Peter on colony life; microfilm of early religious writings (ca. 1550s-1560s), chronicle of Hutterian history (1527-1665, 1947-1960), and legal agreements with government authorities (1782-ca. 1960) (predominantly in German); articles of association for Stand Off colony (1924-1956); and genealogy of Jacob Walter family (in German). Also consists of records from a number of southern Alberta colonies, especially Red Willow: German songbooks (1800s-1955, and some microfilmed from 1696-1825); medical book (1612, in German); microfilm of religious writings (1696-1875); recorded songs and interviews; and photographs (1961-1964). Includes microfilm of correspondence between Russian Hutterite colonies (1800s).

The collection consists of recorded interviews with these lodge members: Mabel Green, Rolf and Ingeborn Hartvigsen, Gladys Jackson, Liv Jonsberg, Olga Perry, Lilly Mirtle and Carol Sellick, Roy Swanbert, and Knut Verterdal. Also includes the booklet "The Valhalla Cornerstone, 1928-1998".

The fonds consists of photos that depict members of the Smoky Lake Ukrainian community and the Smoky Lake Board of Trade. The provenance is unknown, but many of the people in the photos are identified, dates are noted on the photos, and some of the photos feature group portraits with identifying signs. Two of the photos are of Ukrainian groups and organizations, one is the Board of Trade Sports Committee, and the last features the four-piece Andrews Orchestra.