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This series includes correspondence with various individuals and families in Ukraine (mostly western: L'viv, Ternopil', Ivano-Frankivs'k, Chernivtsi regions), letters from Brazil and Argentina, North America, and Poland. Some letters have photographs. Most letters are addressed to Mike and Elsie Kawulych.

The series comprises family photographs (and negatives) from different periods of their life.

The series consists of three family photo albums showing Yanda's house, guests, public events, classes, and art works (weaving, embroidery, pysanky, etc).

A segment of a handwritten fiction manuscript about Robert and Victoria (pp. 209-404, chapters VIII-XII) with an index, and some additional notes at the end. The author is not indicated by it seems to be Doris Yanda's handwriting.

The series consists of materials (texts and photographs) concerning Ukrainian folk costumes, including images of white wedding dresses decorated with traditional embroidery. It also comprises photographs and negatives of embroidered table-clothes, serviettes, as well as an exhibit traditional pottery.
It also includes the "Hova khata" journal (#3-1937) and a typewritten manuscript entitled "Museum of Folk Culture: a lecture about the Museum of Folk Architecture and Life in the Ukrainian SSR" by S. Smolinsky and L. Orel (1990).

Variety of folk dances descriptions with music sheets.

The series contains drafts of statutes of the World Council of Shevchenko Scientific Societies and the Shevchenko Scientific Society in Toronto (n/d), as well as a notarized copy of the Province of Ontario Letters Patent Incorporating Scientific Shevchenko Society (1959).

The series consists of sheets of paper with poems of Ivan Franko handwritten on them by Wasyl Kuryliw.

The series consists of materials of fundraising in Alberta for the Leonid Pliouchtch family who fled the USSR and emigrated to France.

The file includes funeral photographs of family members of Wasyl and Anna sent to them from Ukraine, as well as two telegrams from the family in Ukraine to the Kuryliws about family members' passing.

This series contains records related to Dr. Medwidsky activities within the Folklore Studies Association of Canada, including his term as a President, as well as in the American Folklore Society. Various information about folklore studies in North America has been compiled by Bohdan Medwidsky and later adapted and used for the Ukrainian Folklore Program at the University of Alberta. His connections with known folklorists such as Robert Bohdan Klymasz and Michael Taft (later of the Library of Congress) are also reflected in this series.

Contains general information about the UMAA such as by-laws of the UMAA written by the City of Edmonton, 2 reports by the president Neonilla Dmytruk, handwritten notes by Neonilla Dmytruk, a list of members from 1982, and 3 meeting minutes reports from 1972 to 1982.

Gordon Gordey documents his dance concepts and libretto, including performance photographs, for the creation of the original dance theatre work Girl in the Red Dress TANGO. Created for the Ukrainian Shumka Dancers of Canada.

First Draft Concept/Libretto was created in 2006.
Premiere Performance, Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium, Edmonton: November 10, 2007.

1. Adlynn Miskew Hewitt. "Biographical Information." May 12, 1975.
2. Ievhen Hlyva, Sidnei (Avstraliia). "Profesor Iar. Rudnytskyi iak liudyna i naukovets'." 1976.
3. Hlynka I. "Kontsentratsiia chy Rozporoshennia : Rolia Demohrafichnoї Polityky v Samozberezhenni Ukrains'koї Spil'noty v Kanadi." Dopovid' vyholoshena na Richnii Konferentsiї KUK v Saskatuni 10 liutoho 1973.
4. Maria Holub. "Natalia Ozarkevych-Kobryns'ka."
5. Mykhailo Hrynchyshyn. "Persha propovid' pro poklykannia : kryza." 1967.
6. Biografical information about Dr. Wasyl Hyrak.
7. John-Paul Himka. "The Dimensions of a Triangle: Socioeconomic, Political, Religious and Cultural Aspects of the Polish-Ukrainian-Jewish Relationship in Austrian Galicia." Vienna, June 1992.
8. John-Paul Himka. "Independent Ukrainian Statehood: Its Implications for Russia and for the National Minorities in Ukraine (a Historian’s View)." Prague, April 1991.
9. John-Paul Himka." “Krakivski visti” pro ievreїv, 1943. Prychynok do istoriї ukraїnsko-ievreiskykh vidnosyn pid chas druhoї svitovoї viiny." Kyiv, June 1991.
10. John-Paul Himka. "Drahomanivska viziia 'evropeїzatsiї' ukraїnskoho narodu." Kyiv, September 1991.
11. Horokhovych T. "Ridna mova i nashe molode pokolinnia." Dopovid' vyholoshena na Vykhovnomy seminari v toronto 22 zhovtnia 1961.
12. "Слово Преосвященнішого Владики Митрополита Германюка." Archbishop M. Hermaniuk Guest Speaker.

The series contains materials about history of education in Western Canada

The two volume typewritten manuscript "History of Ukrainian art" covering all historical periods from pre-history (Stone Age) to modern time including art of the Ukrainian diasporas in Europe, Canada and the USA. Comes with a detailed summary of the study.

This series consists of documents related to the banquet in honor of Josyp Slipyi (Joseph Slipy) in Edmonton on February 11, 1968. Mainly correspondence, reports about donations, ticket distribution, and minutes of meetings.