40 memorial cards with very slight variations of the same image of Mother Mary. Collected at various funerals.
40 memorial cards: 15 with the image of Mother Mary and 25 with the image of Jesus. Collected at various funerals.
6 cards with a variety of religious images. Collected at various religious holidays and events at the church. This group was kept by Maria Drepko Stolarskyj in her Holy Communion Prayer Book.
The essay discusses a loom bought by the Trachuks, how they use it, and its significance in relation to their Ukrainian heritage and especially as a Canadian hobby. A video interview with Bill and Jessie Trachuk found on VHS UF1993.019.v1001.
A study on the history of the Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village.
An interview with Radomir Bilash.
A collection of songs of the Ukrainian Sich Riflemen (1914-1918) as recollected by one specific informant
This file consists of bibles and prayer books (detailed list available: catalogued in Mimsy).
Pictured: Lahola with a group of individuals that established the Ukrainian National Home, and the "Dumka" choir, both organizations of which Lahola was a member of.
Letter Lahola sent to his daughter Lida in 1978.
Letter sent from Lahola to Okipniuk regarding Yurii Kowalsky.
One draft and one final version of the letter from Lahola to lawyer Peter Savaryn.
A letter from Bohdan Lahola to his grandmother in Ukraine.
Correspondence between John Lahola and Michael Kovalskyi - of Calgary, brother of Yurii Kovalskyi.
General letters, Christmas card, concentration camp mentions.
Handwritten, original notes written by Lahola, dealing specifically with the Aushwitz concentration camp.
Manuscript of an interview with Lahola about his experiences in a German prison in L'viv, Ukraine, and of his experiences in the German concentration camps during WW2 (1943-1945).
Author: unknown interviewer
