Series consists of moving images of media coverage, construction, workshops, interviews, events, performances, commercials and advertisements, as well as educational tools for the museum.

Series consists of photographs, slides, negatives and positives produced for Wanuskewin Heritage Park (WHP). These images were created for marketing and promotion, as well as to capture the visual history of WHP. They depict the landscape, archaeological sites and digs, programs, events, performances, artifacts, displays, staff, and construction.

This series contains correspondence, minutes, memoranda and reports concerning the administration of summer school courses.

This series contains correspondence, minutes, memoranda and reports concerning the administration of summer school, evening and intercession courses, as well as material concerning various committees of which Dr. King was a member.

This series contains notes, photocopies, off-prints and index cards pertaining to a variety of historical topics. Files 2 and 3 deal with topics in American Colonial History.

This series contains primary and secondary resource material from a number of sources pertaining to a variety of issues related to immigration and health at the national and provincial levels.

This series contains material related to the day to day works of the History Department.

This series contains material related to the classes that Dr. Bilson taught at the U of S.

This series contains correspondence, drafts, scripts, proofs, reviews, notes, index cards, photographs, illustations and serveys pertaining to five academic and juvenile books of fiction and non-fiction written by Dr. Bilson. The topics covered by the books include cholera in the 19th century, the Winnipeg General Strike, and the World War II evacuation of children from Great Britain to Canada.

This series contains published and unpublished manuscripts, typescripts, off-prints, photos, slides and research notes. The bulk of the material deals with immigration, doctors, cholera, public health in Canada and biographies of Grant Powell, James Macauley, William Telfer and Frederich Montizambert. There is also material on the Boston Massacre and English colonial trade policy.

This series contains a Curriculum Vitae, correspondence, notes, script, articles and a diary pertaining to students, history classes, association memberships, Stanford University, Blacks in Canada and professional development.

This series contains material pertaining to Lake Simcoe, Prince Albert National Park, Kamloops, Paul Lake, Waterton Lakes National Park, Okanagan Lake, Saline Lakes, Amethyst Lake, Lac la Ronge, Lakes in Ontario and various related topics.

This series contains maps of several northern Saskatchewan lakes.