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The records relate to the running of Union Printing owned by Pierre Féguenne in Edmonton, including an inventory of the business for 1928, a list of employees for 1927--1929, a sale contract for a linotype machine, one caveat and its withdrawal, an offer for land lease, six photographs of Pierre and his wife, of the printing facilities and staff.

The fonds consists of minute books and a financial ledger created by the District Lodge No. 18 of the Vasa Order of America as well as material created by individual Alberta Lodges. The fonds has been divided into series according to the creating lodge. The fonds consists of these series: District Lodge No. 18 records, Branting Lodge 417 (Calgary) records, Norden Lodge 513 (Meeting Lake) records, Skandia Lodge 549 (Edmonton) records, Tegner Lodge 565 (Stavely) records, and Lethbridge Lodge 579 (Lethbridge) records.

The fonds consists of six handwritten copies of a newspaper, The Star, prepared by the Vegreville School for Foreigners.

The records consist of the 'Diary of Victor Mercredi: Fort Chip, 1962', re-typed in English.

The fonds consists of a photograph of St. Josaphat's congregation and a certificate commemorating the 60th anniversary of Ukrainian settlement in Canada.

The fonds consists of records relating to Vladimir J. Kaye's Dictionary of Ukrainian Canadian biography of pioneer settlers of Alberta, 1891-1900 including a photocopy an earlier draft of the work and additional biographical information about Ukrainian families that was not included in the book compiled by Isidore Goresky.

The fonds consists of negatives, photographs, and other material created by Wally Houn as part of his Hussar, Alberta photo-documentary project and other photography projects. Examples of Houn's acting career are also included.

The fonds consists of a copy of photograph pertaining to Walter Malowany's life. The photograph features a political rally at John Lakusta's farm in the Redwater region in 1917.

The records consist of original and photocopied papers documenting the Lefebvre Case (francophone rights) at different legal levels, and Yvon Lefebvre's correspondence with governmental and legal officials. It also includes records related to his activism in francophone education, specifically the opening of Georges et Julia Bugnet school in Edmonton.

The fonds includes records created or collected by Yvonne Hébert, documenting her academic activities, commitments and interests. Also included are some personal and family records.