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Fonds consists of this series: Correspondence (1916-1918). Letters from the front in France to his family in Edmonton.

The fonds consists of materials created and collected by Wilbur Briscoe during the First World War. Includes company roll books, field service pocket books, military newsletters, Brumshott souvenir magazine, and military notebooks. Fonds also includes 10 black and white photographs of Mr. Briscoe relating to his war service and three of Mr. Briscoe's military badges.

Fonds consists of these series: I Diaries (1942-1945). Personal and medical. II Drawings (1942-1945). Prison camp life; inmates; portrait of Ben Wheeler; greeting cards; diagram of cemetery. III Lists, reports, statistics (1942-1945). Includes injuries; deaths; food; rainfall. IV Medical casebooks (1942-1945). Includes drug list. V Photographs (1939-1945). Family; prison camp experiences (197 images). Many of the notes are written on fragile scraps of paper. Includes material made for and used in the exhibit accompanying the premiere of the motion picture "A War Story" based on Dr. Wheeler's POW diaries and produced by his daughter Anne.

Fonds consists of these series: I Attestation papers (1916). II Correspondence (1916). III Equipment ledger (1916). IV Nominal rolls (1916).

Fonds consists of these series: I Interviews with Chester Ronning (1979). Consists of 39 sound tape reels. II Photographs [194-]. The University's activities in World War II (30 images). Includes Canadian Officers' Training Corps; Faculties of Medicine and Home Economics.

Fonds consists of these series: I Awards (1961-1973). Honorary degrees and memberships. II Conferences (1964-1977). Relates mainly to professional organizations. III Correspondence (1917-1977). Personal and professional matters. IV Photographs (1917-1921, 1940-1945). Frank Keeping's wartime duty in Mesopotamia (Iran and Iraq; 105 images) and ballistics research, 1940-1945 (8 images). V Special interests (1922-1976). Includes astronomy; the Lodge Mesopotamia; mountaineering; nudism. VI Travel diaries (1945-1970). Trips in Canada; the United States; the Caribbean; Europe. VII Writings (1955-1972). Includes book reviews; skits (with John Keeping); drama criticism; obituaries.

Fonds consists of these series: I Correspondence (1943-1946). II Creation of the Committee (1943-1944). Bill no. 37 (1943); minutes. III Reference materials (1943-1946). IV Reports (1943- 1945). Interim and final (on microfiche). V Subcommittee reports, correspondence (1943-1944). Includes Education and Vocational Training, (Robert Newton, chair; papers on professional opportunities by Andrew Stewart, libraries, and the Institute of Technology and Art); Finance (A.J. Hooke, Chair); Industry (E.C. Manning, Chair); Survey Management (Reg. T. Rose, Chair).

The fonds consists of material collected and created by Bill Tuomi during his career as a social activist and member of the Canadian Communist Party. Materials include news clippings, correspondence, Communist party publications, arrest and detention documents, and other materials.

Fonds consists of these series: I Family records (1504-1974). Includes Dorothy (Pallot) Gads and her family; socialist and Social Credit publications; typescripts of two short stories by W.O. Mitchell; Gads family in Russia, 1905-1926; Pallot family charters, Island of Jersey, 1504-1899. II Maps and plans (1936-1964). Relate to campus, Faculty of Engineering buildings, student housing (14 items). III Memorabilia (1905-1972). Includes postcards; posters; newspapers; clippings. IV Military records (1942-1959). Royal Canadian Air Force; Canadian Officers' Training Corps; United Nations Control Commission for Germany. V Personal records (1935- [1970]). Relate to University career from student to professor; Engineering Students' Society; subject files. Includes personal correspondence; interviews (sound tape recordings). VI Photographs (1905-1972). Includes Gads family in pre-Revolution and post-1970 Russia; Pallot family in Jersey; Canada; University of Alberta; Germany; Berlin (4481 images). VII Publications (1952-1973). Includes a contribution to the Engineers' Handbook, 1969/70.

Fonds consists of these series: I Inventory of supplies (1918). II Minutes (1915-1919). III Weekly News Letter (1916-1919). IV Edited by William Muir Edwards and W.H. Alexander. Annual reports appeared in the Gateway's graduation issue.