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Fonds consists of these series: I Administration (1966-1980). Includes correspondence with other universities; staff meetings; planning associations. II Blueprints and architectural renderings (1908-1986). Includes drawings made by Nobbs and Hyde, Montreal architects, showing the block plan for the campus (1912), views of the campus, and the Arts and Medical Buildings (1914, 1921). III Buildings (1964-1985). Includes reports on individual buildings; North Garneau construction; Naming of Buildings Committee; proposed Health Sciences Centre by Ronald Clarke, architect; tours, visitors and openings. IV Consultants (1967- 1975). Agreements; reports. V Grounds (1967-1979). Includes landscaping; provision for parking. VI Legal agreements (1968- [1984]). Contracts; bids; fees; bonds; tenders; titles; specifications; titles to River Lot 5, 1912, 1914; specifications for equipment, 1915, 1950. VII Long range planning reports 1961- 1984). Includes feasibility studies for buildings and facilities; detailed programs for each faculty. VIII Photographs (1944-1989). Mainly aerial views of the campus. IX Project reports (1963- 1980). Includes traffic planning, building structure assessments, and construction progress. X Signage and graphics (1969-1976). XI Space inventory (1969-1979). Reports for each faculty.

Fonds consists of these series: I Committees and projects (1971-1983). Includes minutes, reports and correspondence pertaining to both internal and external committees/projects such as the United Way Campaign, Commonwealth Games, Universiade '83, Edmonton 75th [anniversary], and the Learned Societies Conference (1975). II Folio (staff bulletin) (1964-1990). III Office administration ([1966-1977]). Correspondence and report concerning the reorganization of the Public Relations Office, 1973. IV Photographs (1908-1979). Documentation of university life including students, staff, convocations, special events, campus views and aerials, buildings (ca. 25,000 images). Includes photograph albums submitted to Heritage Canada for building restoration projects/awards. Many of the photographs were taken by Forrest Bard. V Press releases (1960-1988). VI Publicity (1958-1988). Includes subject files containing clippings, brochures, maps, posters, and correspondence. VII Sound recordings and cinefilm (1966-1975). Consists of sound tape recordings (25) and cinefilm, (3) documenting University special events, including the Diamond Jubilee (1968) and installation of Max Wyman as President (1969).

Fonds consists of these series: I Administration (1947-1986). Includes conductor's correspondence; constitution; membership; fundraising; anniversary activities. II Photographs (1945-1989). Depicting mainly members, social activities, performances, and tours (ca. 825 images). III Programs (1945-1990). Includes reviews of concerts; tours; special and exchange programs. IV Scrapbooks (1946-1967). V Sound recordings (1946-1990). Includes ca. 77 sound tape cassettes, sound tape reels, and sound discs.

Fonds consists of this series: I University campus (1912- 1925). Architectural renderings of buildings at the University of Alberta, copied from the Percy E. Nobbs papers at the McGill University Archives (122 photonegatives).

Fonds consists of these series: I Correspondence (1958-1997). II Financial records (1953-1997). Includes financial statements; grants; ledgers; fundraising; Western Lottery Fund. III Incorporation, by-laws (1969-1988). Includes a history of the choir [1969]. IV Membership lists (1953-1986). Includes list of Presidents, 1953-1983. V Minutes (1953-1986). Executive, 1967- 1986; general, 1953-1966. VI Oral history project (1982). Memoirs of members (2 sound tape cassettes). VII Performances (1955- 1985). Includes photographs; sound recordings; videocassettes. VIII Photographs (1950-1980). Group portraits; activities; Richard Eaton and family. IX Publicity, programs, and reviews (1951- 1989). Includes Upbeat (periodical), 1976-1986; list of performances. X Rehearsals and wardrobe (1962-1988). XI Scholarship (1968-1988). Lists of winners. XII Social activities (1970-1982). XIII Tours (1968-1981). Brochures; correspondence; lists; minutes; notes; posters; includes exchange tours with European choirs.

Fonds consists of this series: Student composers competition (1966-1968). Consists mainly of musical scores entered in the competition, which was adjudicated by a panel chaired by Violet Archer.

Fonds consists of these series: I Annual reports ([1954]-1964). II Correspondence (1953-1965). III Executive (1955-1964). IV Financial ([1954]-1964). V Membership (1955-1964). VI Minutes ([1954]-1964). VII Photographs (1951-1970). Mainly annual concerts; includes the University Singers, conducted by Richard Eaton (18 images). VIII Programs (1951-1964). IX Publicity (1954-1964).

Fonds consists of this series: Thesis research (1980-1982). Includes correspondence, interviews recorded on 2 sound tape reels and 35 sound tape cassettes, interview transcripts, and ca. 60 photographs relating to Ms. Potts' thesis: "Alberta Drama Education Origins: the Contributions of the Department of Extension, University of Alberta, in the Field of Drama Education from 1912- 1962.

Fonds consists of these series: I Art clubs (1939-1951). Includes bylaws; membership card; newsletters. II Community Art Schools ([1940]-1953). Published articles (H.G. Glyde); clippings. III Correspondence (1912-1951). Relates in part to the Alberta Visual Arts Board. IV Exhibitions (1938-1982). Includes catalogues; clippings; correspondence; invitations; lists of paintings. V Photographs ([1901]-1949). Mrs. Reid; Rene Richard; the Vegreville Art Club (19 images). VI Reports, radio talks, and teaching materials (1951). VII Sales of paintings (1949-1955). VIII Scrapbook (1937-1948). Includes clippings; photographs of paintings; a portrait. IX Sketches [19þ]. X Tributes (1951-1952). Includes posthumous exhibits and tributes.

Fonds consists of this series: Scrapbook (1924-1976). Includes copies of paintings, reviews of exhibits and examples of work done for the Canadian Pacific Railway Company (reproduced on 2 microfilm reels and 33 photographs).