Item is issue no. 157 of the Mechanics' Magazine from 1826 and covers a range of topics including Messrs. Applegath and Cowper's printing press, vapour baths, hydrostatics and hydraulics, and methods for preventing the explosion of foul air. It also discusses Mr. Ottley's improved oxy-hydrogen blow-pipe and features a carriage designed to carry and lay down its own railroad. This item is an original weekly part separated from a larger volume, not a reprint or copy.

Volume 4 ranges from Pet-Z in the Catalogue of the Glenbow Historical Library. Item contains facsimiles of card catalogues describing the holdings of the Glenbow Historical Library from 1955-1973. The Library of the Glenbow-Alberta Institute was a research library which served the needs of researchers in the history and development of Western and Northern Canada. The Library focused on acquiring material related to the Prairie region of Canada and its bordering states. Two important collections, the Canadiana library of D.C. Coleman, a former president of the Canadian Pacific Railway, and an Arctic collection from Vilhjalmur Stefansson, the Arctic explorer, are contained here.

Volume 3 ranges from In-Pes in the Catalogue of the Glenbow Historical Library. Item contains facsimiles of card catalogues describing the holdings of the Glenbow Historical Library from 1955-1973. The Library of the Glenbow-Alberta Institute was a research library which served the needs of researchers in the history and development of Western and Northern Canada. The Library focused on acquiring material related to the Prairie region of Canada and its bordering states. Two important collections, the Canadiana library of D.C. Coleman, a former president of the Canadian Pacific Railway, and an Arctic collection from Vilhjalmur Stefansson, the Arctic explorer, are contained here.

Volume 2 ranges from Cop-Im in the Catalogue of the Glenbow Historical Library. Item contains facsimiles of card catalogues describing the holdings of the Glenbow Historical Library from 1955-1973. The Library of the Glenbow-Alberta Institute was a research library which served the needs of researchers in the history and development of Western and Northern Canada. The Library focused on acquiring material related to the Prairie region of Canada and its bordering states. Two important collections, the Canadiana library of D.C. Coleman, a former president of the Canadian Pacific Railway, and an Arctic collection from Vilhjalmur Stefansson, the Arctic explorer, are contained here.

Volume I ranges from A-Coo in the Catalogue of the Glenbow Historical Library. Item contains facsimiles of card catalogues describing the holdings of the Glenbow Historical Library from 1955-1973. The Library of the Glenbow-Alberta Institute was a research library which served the needs of researchers in the history and development of Western and Northern Canada. The Library focused on acquiring material related to the Prairie region of Canada and its bordering states. Two important collections, the Canadiana library of D.C. Coleman, a former president of the Canadian Pacific Railway, and an Arctic collection from Vilhjalmur Stefansson, the Arctic explorer, are contained here.

Item is a book on the history of the horn-book. Hornbooks were an early form of reading primer that was used to educate children from the middle ages until the 18th century. Hornbooks consisted of a page of text, covered with a sheet of transparent horn, fixed into a frame with a handle.

Item is a book on the history of the horn-book. Hornbooks were an early form of reading primer that was used to educate children from the middle ages until the 18th century. Hornbooks consisted of a page of text, covered with a sheet of transparent horn, fixed into a frame with a handle.

Item is a manual for training war dogs produced by the chief of the Imperial General Staff of the War Office of Great Britain.

Item is a technical manual for training soldiers produced by the Chief of the General Staff of the Canadian Armed Forces.

Item is a autobiographical work describing the author's experiences in the British and Canadian armies.

Item comprises a collection of frugal recipes from the late 1800s, accompanied by advertisements and unusual food items.

Item contains Elizabeth Raffald's original recipes. The cookbook contains a diverse array of recipes ranging from family dishes to elaborate dining options, showcasing the abundance of ingredients available in the 18th century. Raffald's work is notable for its introduction of confectionery techniques and particularly acclaimed for her practical pickling and preserving recipes.

Item is a book showcasing recipes typical of British cuisine during the 18th century, particularly favored by affluent households. Glasse purposefully employed "plain and easy" language to facilitate instruction for individuals of lower socioeconomic backgrounds in following her recipes.

Item is an extensive guide to running a household in Victorian Britain. Originally published in 24 monthly parts between 1859 and 1861, this item is the first edition and printing in book form.

Item is a comprehensive guide encompassing essential skills and virtues expected of a well-rounded woman in 17th century England. The book covers a wide range of topics including medicine, surgery, cookery, oil extraction, banquet preparation, wine preservation, distillation, perfumery, textile production, household management, and more.

Item is an issue of "Soviet Photo," a magazine devoted to technical and amateur photography in the Soviet Union that was published in Moscow from 1926 to 1997. Item contains photographs depicting Soviet culture, social events, architecture, and people.

Item is a technical manual on accepted good practise for cold weather aircraft operation and general information on aerodromes, meteorology, icing, and health produced by Air-Marshal Chief of the Air Staff of the Royal Canadian Air Force.

File consists of prints and photographs of watercolours by Dabrowska of architecture and natural landscapes, as well as an obituary.

Item is a dictionary of engineering, technology, and practical arts terms. Item was published by John Weale.

Subsubseries consists of photographs of students of Leona Paterson's.

Subsubseries documents the Western Canada Hockey League (WCHL), which was a men's professional level hockey league that formed in 1921 and was later renamed the Western Hockey League (WHL). Subsubseries contains programs from league, playoff, and All Star games as well as photographs, cards, schedules, tickets, guides, postcards, decals, and other promotional materials.

Subsubseries documents the World Hockey Association (WHA) which was a professional level men's hockey league. The WHA was formed in 1971 as a rival league to the National Hockey League (NHL) and disbanded in 1979. Subsubseries documents league, playoff, and All Star games and contains programs, tickets, schedules, cards, photographs, and other promotional materials.

Subseries consists of photographs of Leona Paterson at various events, conferences, convocations, workshops and celebrations.

Subsubseries consists of scripts of various performances by Readers Theatre.

Subsubseries consists of notebooks written by Leona Paterson while teaching at the Banff School of Fine Arts.

Subsubseries consists of photographs of colleagues of Leona Paterson, including photographs taken by Leonard Leacock.

Subsubseries contains records relating to the National Hockey League (NHL) and its membership teams. The National Hockey League is a men's professional level hockey league that was established in 1917. The league currently consists of thirty one teams from Canada and the United States. Subsubseries contains gameday programs from current and defunct league teams as well as programs from special events such as All Star games, Stanley Cup playoffs, and the Soviets vs. NHL Super Series. Subsubseries also contains tickets, schedules, calendars, press guides, yearbooks, photographs, collector cards, hockey publications, and other promotional products.

Subsubseries consists of theses given to Leona Paterson by former students.

Subseries documents the planning and staging of the 11th annual Morningside Music Bridge taking place in the summer of 2007. Subseries contains correspondence, application packages, release forms, travel arrangements and itineraries, student biographies, concert and recital programs, advertisements, news articles, promotional materials, agreements and contracts, and a MMB program information guide.

Subseries documents the planning, organizing, and implementation of the 2000 Paralympic Games in Sydney, Australia. Subseries also documents the relationship between the IPC and the Sydney Olympic and Paralympic Organizing Committees. Subseries contains reports, correspondence, contract agreements, schedules,newspapers, newsletters, press releases, presentation slides, site maps, guidelines, marketing plans, and news articles.

Subseries documents the planning and staging of the 10th annual Morningside Music Bridge taking place in the summer of 2004. Subseries contains recital and concert programs, participant forms, student biographies, travel arrangements and itineraries, correspondence, contracts and agreements, promotional materials, coaching and rehearsal schedules, invitations, and posters.

Subseries documents the planning and staging of the 9th annual Morningside Music Bridge taking place in the summer of 2005. Subseries contains correspondence, participant forms, student biographies, homestay applications and evaluations, travel arrangements and itineraries, concert and recital programs, student and faculty lists, news articles, budget and expense information, promotional materials, invitations, recording logs, and a grant application.

Subseries consists newspaper clippings, minutes, programs and scripts for various associations that Leona Paterson was a member, including the Canadian Speech Association.

Subseries consists of publications and plays used by Leona Paterson.

Subseries documents the planning and promotion of the 1998 winter Paralympic Games in Nagano, Japan. Subseries contains brochures, correspondence, reports, congress proceedings, newspapers, newsletters, guidebooks, schedules, and maps.

Subseries documents the relationship between the IPC and the Atlanta Paralympics Organizing Committee (APOC), and the planning, organizing, and implementation of the 1996 Paralympic Games in Atlanta, United States. Subseries contains reports, minutes, correspondence, licensing agreements, newsletters, news releases, news articles, television newscast programs, schedules, competition rankings and results, photographs, and procedures, rules, and guidelines.

Subseries consists of programs, scripts, newsletters, newspaper clippings and correspondence related to various events and performances at Mount Royal College's Readers Theatre.

Subseries consists of speech exams from Mount Royal College and other institutions.

Subseries documents the planning and staging of the 8th annual Morningside Music Bridge taking place in the summer of 2004. Subseries contains participant forms, homestay applications and evaluations, correspondence, travel plans and flight itineraries, student biographies, lists of students and faculty, recital and concert programs, schedules, event calendars, brochures, advertisements, and recording logs.

Subseries consists of speeches, newspaper clippings and workshop notes, as well as correspondence and programs for festivals Leona Paterson attended.

Subseries documents athletes participating in Paralympic Games held in Barcelona and Madrid, Spain, and Tignes-Albertville, France. Subseries also documents the International Paralympics Committee's involvement as an oversight body for international paralympic sport. Subseries contains minutes, correspondence, handbooks, reports, press releases, news and magazine articles, competition rankings and results, photographs, arbitration briefs and agreements, and brochures.

Subseries contains student handbooks, nursing coordinators' manuals, procedures, policies, and correspondence.

Subseries documents the promotion of the Diploma Nursing Program and nursing certificate programs, as well as the orientation of new students. Subseries contains pamphlets, brochures, newspaper clippings, and student and faculty handbooks.

Subseries consists of videos of interviews with Leona Paterson and a luncheon in her honour.

Subseries documents the planning and staging of the 7th annual Morningside Music Bridge taking place in the summer of 2003. Subseries contains participant forms, homestay applications and evaluations, correspondence, travel plans and flight itineraries, student biographies, lists of students and faculty, recital and concert programs, schedules, event calendars, brochures, advertisements, and recording logs.

Subseries consists of syllabi for speech examinations at Mount Royal Collect and other institutions.

Subseries documents the early history of the Diploma Nursing Program. Subseries contains books written about the program, as well as correspondence, newspaper clippings, and questionnaires.

Subseries documents the participation of Canadian teams at the winter and summer Paralympics in Seoul, Korea and Innsbruck, Austria. Subseries also documents the International Paralympic Committee's role in planning and organizing the Paralympic games. Subseries contains competition results, directories, correspondence, minutes, reports, journal articles, handbooks, budgets, athlete profiles, and rules and regulations.

Subseries consists of course materials for the Nursing Assistant Program offered at the Alberta Vocational Centre (AVC). The MRC Allied Health Department evaluated AVC's Nursing Assistant Program to determine the feasibility of granting graduates transfer credits or a credit exemption route into the Diploma Nursing Program.

Subseries consists of audio recordings of correspondence, public speaking lectures, lectures, readings, Knox Church services and student recitals.

Subseries contains annual reports, interim reports, status reports, survey results, newsletters, correspondence, memoranda, and statistics.

Subseries consists of programs and syllabi for the Calgary Kiwanis Festival.

Subseries consists of objects related to Leona Paterson's career including academic hood and awards.

Subseries documents the planning and staging of the 6th annual Morningside Music Bridge taking place in the summer of 2002. Subseries contains participant forms, homestay applications and evaluations, correspondence, travel plans and flight itineraries, student biographies, lists of students and faculty, recital and concert programs, schedules, contracts and agreements, invitations, event schedules, and brochures.

Subseries consists of programs and newspaper clippings about Paterson's students, and correspondence between students and Leona Paterson.

Subseries documents the attendance of the Canadian team at the 1980 Olympics of the Physically Disabled in Arnhem, Netherlands. Subseries contains correspondence, competition results, bulletins, newsletters, minutes, entry forms, schedules, manuals, reports, videos, slides, lists of staff and athletes, and memorabilia.

The 1980 Olympics for the Physically Disabled was the 6th Paralympic Games.

Subseries documents communications between Mount Royal College and the Government of Alberta. Subseries contains correspondence, news releases, reports, newsletters, responses to reports/position papers, and guidelines.

Subseries mainly consists of reports about the Diploma Nursing Program and nursing certificate programs. Subseries contains annual reports, program assessments, study reports, project proposals, departmental objectives, and correspondence.

Subseries documents the planning and staging of the 5th annual Morningside Music Bridge taking place in the summer of 2001. Subseries contains correspondence, evaluation forms, event programs, brochures, lists of students and faculty, schedules and timetables, posters, media promotion, minutes, fiscal reports and budget plans.

Subseries consists of service programs, newsletters, newspaper clippings, scripts, correspondence and material for Sunday School and Youth programs.

Subseries documents men's junior level (open to amateur players twenty years old and under) ice hockey leagues and teams in Alberta and the rest of western Canada. Subseries contains records relating to various leagues, teams, and the Memorial Cup playoffs. Subseries contains programs, photographs, yearbooks, guides, and promotional patches.

Subseries contains records from the following leagues: Alberta Junior Hockey League, Canadian Major Junior Hockey League, Edmonton City Junior Hockey League, Manitoba Junior Hockey League, Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League, Southern Alberta Junior A Hockey League, Western Canada Hockey League.

Subseries documents the planning and development of the Calgary Conjoint Nursing Program and subsequent curriculum development and changes. Subseries contains memoranda, correspondence, minutes, planning models, agreements, proposals, reports, calendar descriptions, course and program submission forms, budget calculations, financial statements and summaries, procedures, and policies.

Subseries consists of notebooks with handwritten notes by Leona Paterson about adjudicating festivals.

Subsubseries contains records relating to Junior, Collegiate, and High School football leagues and their membership teams. The majority of these leagues are Canadian. Subseries also contains records relating to special events and league playoffs such as Canadian Junior Football Final, Vanier Cup Final, Hula Bowl, and Rose Bowl. Subseries contains records from the following leagues: Calgary High School Football League, Canadian Inter-collegiate Rugby Football Union, Western Inter-collegiate Rugby Football Union, Saskatchewan Junior Football League, Alberta Junior Football League, Manitoba-Saskatchewan Junior Football League, Prairie Junior Football Conference, Western Canada Intercollegiate Athletic Union, Canada East Universities Athletic Association, Canada West Universities Athletic Association, Canadian Inter-collegiate Athletic Union, and National Collegiate Athletic Association.

Subseries consists of recordings of Leona Paterson performances and interviews, students performing, lectures and sound effects for plays.

Subseries consists of syllabi, notes, programs and plays from Leona Paterson's time teaching at the Banff School of Fine Arts.

Subseries contains student grades from spring semester classes.

Subseries documents the planning and staging of the 4th annual Morningside Music Bridge taking place in the summer of 2000 and a welcoming gala. Subseries contains, recital programs, student lists, recording logs, advertising contracts, event schedules, and a final report.

Subseries documents the development of Calgary Conjoint Nursing Program course content. Subseries contains course outlines, syllabi, grading criteria, and assignment guidelines.

Subsubseries contains records relating to Senior Canadian football leagues and their membership teams. Subseries contains records from the following leagues: Ontario Rugby Football Union, Inter-provincial Rugby Football Union, Alberta Rugby Union, Manitoba Rugby Football Union, Western Inter-provincial Football Union, Eastern Canada Armed Services Football, and Western Canada Armed Services Football.

Subseries consists of programs and syllabi from various festivals Leona Paterson attended.

Subseries consists of Leona and Harold Pateron's travel diaries, as well as photographs of their travels and other textual records including letters and brochures.

Subseries contains video of disabled athletes and sporting events for disabled athletes.

Subseries documents Department of Nursing and Allied Health full faculty meetings and Consortium of Senior Nurse Educators meetings. Nursing and Allied Health faculty meetings cover an array of topics focused around: committee reports to faculty, Calgary Conjoint Nursing Program planning, curriculum and teaching issues and development, faculty scholarship and professional development, and department and college administrative business.
Subseries consists of agendas, minutes, correspondence, memoranda, policies and procedures, surveys and questionnaires, membership lists, department objectives, and planning documents. Subseries also contains program reports from the diploma nursing; post-basic mental health; and gerontology certificate programs, as well as committee reports/updates from the Curriculum Committee; Personnel and Professional Development Committee; Policy, Positions and Promotions Committee; Computer Committee; Admissions Committee; Grad Committee; Workload Committee; and Social Committee.

Subseries consists of CD's with transferred reel-to-reel tapes of lectures, sound effects and readings, as well as recordings of Leona and Harold Paterson's funeral services and DVD recordings of events honouring Leona Paterson.

Series documents Paterson's founding and directing of The Young Shakespeare Company. Series contains programs, photographs, scripts, recordings, cast lists, correspondence, newspaper clippings, certificates, event calendars, adjudication forms, and lists of students.

Subseries documents the participation of Canadian athletes in the 1976 Olympiad for the Physically Disabled held in Toronto, Canada. Subseries contains press releases, bulletins, newsletters, newspapers, logo designs, competitions results, reports, correspondence and lists of athletes, events, and organizers.

The 1976 Olympiad for the Physically Disabled was the 5th Paralympic Games and the first Paralympic Games held in the North America.

Subseries documents men's senior level ice hockey leagues and teams in Canada, with a particular focus on Alberta and western Canada. Subseries contains records relating to leagues, teams, and special events and tournaments such as the Allan Cup and Alexander Trophy finals. Subseries contains programs, photographs, newspaper clippings, schedules, yearbooks, guides, and other promotional material.
Subseries contains records from the following leagues: Alberta British Columbia Hockey League, Alberta Montana Hockey League, Alberta Senior Hockey Exhibition, Alberta Senior Six Hockey League, Alberta Services Hockey League, Big Six Hockey League, Camp Borden Hockey League, Cape Breton Senior Hockey League, Central Alberta Intermediate Hockey League, Edmonton District Senior Hockey Association, Halifax Senior Hockey League, Manitoba Services Hockey League, Maritime Amateur Hockey League, Maritimes Major Hockey League, Montreal Senior Group Hockey League, Northern Alberta Inter-Service Hockey League, Northern Saskatchewan Senior Hockey League, Okanagan Mainline Amateur Hockey League, Okanagan Senior Amateur Hockey League, Ontario City Senior Hockey League, Pacific Coast Hockey League, Prairie Hockey League, Quebec Senior Hockey League, Saskatchewan Senior Hockey League, Southern Alberta Senior Hockey League, Southern Alberta's Inter-Station Hockey League, Vancouver Island Hockey League, West Kootenay Hockey League, Western Canada Senior Hockey League, and Western International Hockey League.

Subseries contains records relating to Senior/amateur baseball leagues and their membership teams.The majority of the teams are from Alberta or Saskatchewan. Subseries contains records from the following leagues: Western Canada Baseball League, Southern Alberta Baseball League, Canadian American Baseball League, and Alberta Major Baseball League.

Subseries contains records and publications of the Alberta Association of Registered Nurses (AARN) received by Mount Royal College nursing faculty. Subseries contains correspondence, newsletters, briefs, handbooks, response and position papers, and reports.

Subseries consists correspondence, reports and newspaper clippings from the Royal Conservatory of Toronto.

Subseries contains yearbooks produced by individual Mount Royal College departments and programs. Yearbooks contains photos of students and faculty, advertisements, and text.

Subseries contains draft and final collective agreements between the MRFA and the Board of Governors of Mount Royal College/Mount Royal University.

Subseries contains student grades in physical education, as well as blank exams, course evaluations, and course outlines.

Subseries documents the performances of Rhyme Rustler: The Ballad of Robert Service which was written and performed by Paterson and Jim Dobbin. Subseries contains newspaper clippings, posters, advertisements, programs, photographs, cards, correspondence, video recordings, brochures, newsletters, directories, and delegate lists.

Subseries documents men's professional level ice hockey leagues and teams in Canada and the United States. Subseries documents league and exhibition games, playoff games, and hockey tournaments and special events such as the Canada Cup, Stanley Cup, and Soviet Super Series. Subseries contains programs, photographs, tickets, cards, schedules, guides, magazines, stickers, and other promotional materials.

Subsereis consists of three subsubseries: SSS1-National Hockey League, SSS2-World Hockey Association, and SSS3-Western Canada Hockey League. In addition, it contains records relating to the following other leagues: American Hockey Association, American Hockey League, Canadian Professional Hockey League, Canadian-American Hockey League, Eastern Professional Hockey League, International American Hockey League, International Hockey League, National Hockey Association, North West Hockey League, Pacific Coast Hockey Association, Pacific Coast Hockey League, Prairie Hockey League, Quebec Hockey League, and the United States Hockey League.

Subseries documents the attendance of Canadian athletes at the International Stoke Mandeville Games. Subseries contains reports, videos, handbooks, schedules, entry forms, itineraries, correspondence, results, lists of athletes, programs, and a published book.

The first Stoke Mandeville Games involved a wheelchair athletic competition organized in 1948 during the London Olympic Games. The International Stoke Mandeville Games became the first Paralympic Games when the competition was held alongside the Olympics in Rome in 1960.

Subseries consists of photographs of Leona Paterson, her colleagues and friends, from events and associations and with students she taught. Also includes photographs taken by Leonard Leacock.

Subseries contains news clippings regarding Conservatory programs, concerts, recitals, events as well as Conservatory faculty and students.

Subseries documents the interactions of Mount Royal's nursing faculty with the Nursing Education Survey Team (NEST), a body of the Universities Coordinating Council Committee on Nursing Education (UCCCNE). The Universities Coordinating Council (UCC) was created in 1966 under the Universities Act to serve as an advisory body to the Minister of Education on matters of new program approvals. NEST was first formed in 1961 by the Minister of Health for the purpose of bringing recommendations related to the training of nurses and the development of new programs to increase the supply of nurses and maintain a high level of nursing standards in the province. The authority to make regulations regarding nursing education became the purview of the UCC through the Registered Nurses Act. Subseries contains correspondence, memoranda, self-evaluations, appraisal reports, annual reports, survey results, program and course information, and NEST recommendations.

Subseries consists of correspondence, programs, newspaper clippings, academic calendars and yearbooks relating to Leona Paterson's teaching career at Mount Royal College.

Subseries consists of poems and writings by Harold Patterson given to friends and family, colleagues and other events.

Subseries documents program and curriculum development for the Diploma Nursing Program. Subseries contains curriculum design tables, course descriptions, correspondence, course change forms, and program procedures and guidelines.

Subseries documents records received and produced by Steadward in the course of his involvement with wheelchair sports organizations, and associations that represent wheelchair athletes, such as the International Stoke Mandeville Wheelchair Sports Federation, International Wheelchair Basketball Federation, International Wheelchair Tennis Federation, National Wheelchair Basketball Association, Alberta National Wheelchair Basketball Association, International Paralympic Committee, International Sports Federation of the Disabled, and the Canadian Wheelchair Sports Association. Subseries documents the administration of wheelchair sports associations, coaching and athlete symposia, the planning and execution of sporting competitions and events, inter-organization relationships, and wheelchair sport histories.

Subseries contains correspondence, reports, minutes, policies, bylaws, newsletters, schedules, membership lists, team lists, athlete standings/rankings, rules, and videos.

Subseries consists of Leona Paterson's daily date books.

Subseries documents the finances of Mount Royal College and financial planning. Subseries contains financial statements, auditor reports, and budget plans.

Subseries consists of Hunter's published works.

Subsubseries contains records relating to North American professional football leagues and their membership teams. The majority of these leagues are Canadian. Subseries also contains records relating to special events such as exhibition games, league playoffs, Super Bowl, Pro Bowl, and Grey Cup finals. Subseries contains records from the following leagues: Ontario Rugby Football Union, Inter-provincial Rugby Football Union, Western Inter-provincial Football Union, Canadian Football League, American Football League, National Football League, United States Football League, World Football League, and World League of American Football.