This series contains correspondence between Peter Millard and Ken Carpenter, Patrick Hayman and Sheila Layton. There is also correspondence with various individuals dealing with the life and work of Frances Hodgkins.

This series contains correspondence, minutes, clippings and articles concerning sexual discrimination, homosexuality, Place Riel, the Doug Wilson case and the North Battleford based Catholic magazine "Our Family" publication of articles on homosexuality and AIDS. One file contains correspondence to and from Dr. Millard in his capacity as President of the Saskatchewan Association of Human Rights.

This series contains research material and drafts of three works written by Professor Millard: "Contemporary Inuit Art", "An Appraisal of Aids: Crisis and Criticism" and the chapter "Record on Protection of Human Rights" in the book "Devine Rule In Saskatchewan".

This series contains material pertaining to art related transactions between Peter Millard and various artists, museums and galleries in Canada and England. There are files for each of the following: The Canadian Art Bank, Oliver Bevan, Canadian Arctic Producers, Prunella Cough, Reta Cowley, Norm Dallin, Gallery One, Maurice Haycock, Patrick Hayman, Keewatin show, Malborough Godard, Mira Godard, Greg Hardy, James Art Studio, Kesik Gallery, Dorthy Knowles, Paul Kuhn, Mackenzie Gallery, D.J. MacMillan, Mendel Gallery, Brian Melnychenko, Bill and Angelique Merasty, Wyona Mulcaster, Frederick Mulder, Denis Nokony, U of S Print Shop, Sotheby's (London), Dmytro Stryjek, Thomas Gallery, Oden Wagner, Susan Whitney Gallery and Wills Lane Gallery.

This series contains correspondence, records, file cards, lists and photographs pertaining to the operations of the Millard Gallery.

This series contains correspondence, memoranda, press clippings, financial records, and a report pertaining to Saskatoon's AIDS Awareness Campaign.

The series contains files relating to autobiographical and biographical information on St. Barbe Baker.

The series contains correspondence, certificates, legal documents, diaries, lists, notebooks, visitor books, financial records and miscellaneous material relating to Baker's personal life.

The series contains correspondence received by St. Barbe Baker including some draft and copies of his replies. Correspondence pertaining to a specific activity or topic covered elsewhere in this fonds has been filed in the appropriate series, while letters of a more general nature and those covering more than one topic are kept in this series.

The series contains correspondence, drafts, articles, annual reports, lists, speeches, addresses, financial records, printed and publicity material pertaining to various forestry and conservation activities of St. Barbe Baker such as Trees for Palestine, the New Earth Charter, Tree Sunday, Year of the Child, Year of the Tree, Children of the Green Earth, Friends of Nature, Sahara Reclamation Company, Nigeria, World Forestry Congress and World Forestry Charter Gatherings.

The series contains correspondence, lists, notes, manuscripts, addresses, speeches, and publicity material pertaining to the literary activities of St. Barbe Baker.

The series contains correspondence, notes, programmes, addresses, speeches, circulars, newsletters, lists, minutes and prayers pertaining to St. Barbe Baker's religious beliefs and life style.

The series contains a variety of material that did not fit in preceding series.

This series contains record books, correspondence, copies of reports and manuscripts pertaining to research carried out by Dr. Rawson. The series contains material on Lake Simcoe, Prince Albert National Park, Kamloops, Paul Lake, Clear Lake, Riding Mountain National Park, Okanagan Lake, Elk Island National Park, Banff National Park, Jasper National Park, Big River, Great Slave Lake, Lake Athabaska, Bow River, Kananaskis River, Mosher Lake, Nesslin Lake, Amisk Lake, Amethyst Lake, Lac La Ronge, Upper Churchill Lakes, Cree Lake, Wollaston Lake, Churchill River and Stanley Mission.

This series contains correspondence between Dr. Rawson and a variety of individuals and organizations.