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Series is comprised of material material collected by W. McAllister Johnson

The series consists of a number of sub-series. These sub-series include division records, pre-December 1917, chronology, archival research, and Canada corps research.

Sydney Wise had complied research regarding the Canadian World War I effort between 1917-1918. The research has been brought together in such a way that is focused around Canadian involvement in the Battle of Amiens and the "Hundred Day Offensive". Sydney Wise compiled this research through trips to the Australian War Memorial Museum, the Australian National Library and the National Archives of Canada.

This series consists of two typewritten letters, dated 1917 and 1918 respectively, sent to Ruth Bates by her mother Cora, while Ruth was a student at the Ottawa Ladies' College. A 1916-1917 calendar for the College is also included.

This series consists of a large number of pamphlets, broadsides, photographs etc. There are a large number of copies of the SVU's main organ Vistnyk Soiuza Vyzvolennia Ukrainy, which are found in the Serials series. Of special interest is a substantial collection of posters and programs for cultural and educational events (plays, concerts, etc.) sponsored by SVU for these prisoners. Because of their large size, the posters are separately located.

The materials in this series reflect SVU's attempt to raise the profile of the "Ukrainian question" during World War I, and record its cultural-educational work among tsarist prisoners of war in Austrian and German camps.

Series is comprised of lists of parents, staff, shareholders and alumnae of the Ottawa Ladies' College

This series is comprised of records of plot care down to 1933, payment of grave and vault fees to 1936, and a burial register for 1889-1908, correspondence concerning interments, plantings and plot care is included in the letter books (which also include annual reports) and incoming correspondence files.

The series consists of papers she wrote while a student at Harvard and Oxford Universities. The series also contains her B.A. thesis, "The Equeteurs from 1247-1315; A Study in Legal Administration", and her B. Litt. thesis, "The Personal Quarrels of Simon de Montfort and Eleanor, his wife, with Henry III of England".

• The daily Diary Dossiers (DD) are the third major file in the Collection, both in quantity and in importance in Batchinsky's system of file building. There are about 230 folders of manuscript, documentary and clipped material, and about 400 folders of removed whole publications (DDR), mostly newspapers.
• The period covered extends from 1905-1939, with notable gaps in 1914, 1916, 1919-20, 1922-23, 1925, 1927, 1929-30 and 1933-38. The gaps match some years available in the Chronological Dossiers which constitute a less detailed record. In view of the historical value of the Diary Dossiers, the file is the first to have been microfilmed.

After creating the monthly Chronological Dossers, Batchinsky trasformed some of them into daily Diary Dossiers. He arranged the selected material in day-date order and interlaved a manuscript commentary describing his activities on the relevant day, with other background information about the accompanying correspondence, news clippings and other papers. Batchinsky used the terms "volumes" and "diary" in referring to materials in the resulting bundles in this file. He did not indicate why only some of the Chronological Dossiers were transformed into Diary Dossiers.

Series consists of 63 lantern slides ranging from 1862-1939[?] of fine art, the Four Little Kittens' Christmas, Rooney Posters [?] and song lyrics.