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2020.029.a001 - A small model of Ukrainian house; сlay, made by Parasia Iwanec
2020.029.a002 - Icon painted by Parasia Iwanec, wood
2020.029.a003 - Icon painted by Parasia Iwanec, wood
2020.029.a004 - Icon painted by Parasia Iwanec, wood
2020.029.a005 - Ukrainian embroidered shirt for women; linen, wool
2020.029.a006 - Ukrainian embroidered shirt for woman
2020.029.a007 - Obhortka, wool
2020.029.a008 - Lower part of a shirt, lacy
2020.029.a009 - Tablecloth embroidered by Parasia Iwanec, 1949
2020.029.a010 - Embroidered serviette
2020.029.a011 - Piece of homespun cloth
2020.029.a012 - Small suitcase (was deposited with personal documents of Wasyl and Parasia Iwanec in it)

Icon cards from various areas in East Central Alberta, some commemorating priests.

1. Memorandum By Ukrainian Canadian Committee Representing Canadian Citizens of Ukrainian Origin to Paris Peace Conference. September, 1946.
2. Aid Memorial submitted by the General Secretary for Foreign Affairs of the Supreme Ukrainian Liberation Council to the Delegates at the Paris Conference in 1946. Regarding Ukrainian struggle for freedom in the XX century.
3. Memorandum of the Anti-Bolshevik Bloc of Nations (ABN) Presented to
   the World Conference in Paris, 1946. (Ukrainian language).
4. Memorandum on The Ukrainian Problem and the Implementation of Article
   55 of the United Nations Charter by the Ukrainian Committee, Winnipeg, Manitoba, May, 1949.

Embroidered wall hanging. Pattern is in cross stitch on black felt and features a village scene with people standing infront of a thatched roof house and a church. The picture is surounded on all four sides with a 9 cm wide boarder of geometric triangle and diamond motifs. There is a hole in each of the two top corners created to help hang the piece.

This collection consists of five oil paintings by Wadym Dobrolige.