The sub series consists of news clippings, magazine articles and printed materials showing the activities of Frank Kozar and his children during this time period.
The sub series consists of 12 letters written by boys from the Sunnybrook area to Frank Kozar while they were in the army; one letter to Franz and Anna Kozar from the War Relief Committee in Jennersdorf, Austria in 1949; and 10 ration books designated to the five members of the Kozar family.
The sub-series consists of 25 negatives and 25 photographs, a few of which overlap. The subjects are unidentified but thought to be of the Kozar family and the farm at Sunnybrook, Frank’s friends around the time of the second World War, and activities at Capbillion School, with Frank as the supervisor. There are also 5 slides of scenes of the farm, and 33 slides of a trip made to visit the Austrian birthplace of the Kozars in 1977.
The sub-series consists of a small German diary and cash book belonging to Josef Kozar titled Jennersdorf 1923 which includes a few immigration documents and postcards from 1927; a 1930 German book of Catholic religious readings belonging to Anna Kozar; Franz and Anna’s Immigration and Citizenship papers.
The sub-series consists of Dr. Kozar’s professional resumes, a synopsis of his work with the Royal Canadian Army Cadets, biographical sketches detailing Frank’s work and volunteer history, and a duo-tang of documents and news clippings which summarize his career and activities.
The sub-series consists of a printed copy of From a Log Shack to the Halls of Academia, the memoirs of Dr. Kozar which detail his childhood and teenage years. Incomplete at the time of his death, the memoirs end ca. 1950.
The sub-series consists of 11 slides of hunting and exploration photographs, including one of a large ferris wheel in Paris, France, and one of a trip to the mountains.
The sub-series consists of photographs of family and friends, often in the context of farming. Included are images of a Bennet Buggy on sleigh runners, making home-made ice cream, mowing the lawn with a push-type mower, and shoulder-high crops.
