Saskatchewan Association of Architects Exhibit '67 presentation panel no. 03 with presentation drawings of exterior (1909) and interior (1911) of proposed Presbyterian Church in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan designed by Clemesha and Coltman.

Saskatchewan Association of Architects Exhibit '67 presentation panel no. 07 with black and white photograph of the exterior of the Regina Public Library in Regina, Saskatchewan, designed by Storey and Van Egmond, Architects.

Saskatchewan Association of Architects Exhibit '67 presentation panel no. 08 with presentation drawing of Competitive Design for New Police Station in Regina, Saskatchewan completed by Portnall, Architect.

Programme for the Saskatchewan Symposium on Architecture held at the Norman Mackenzie Art Gallery in Regina, Saskatchewan on October 20 and 21, 1961. The symposium was sponsored by the Saskatchewan Arts Board with assistance and cooperation of the Saskatchewan Association of Architects, the Centre for Community Studies, and the Community Planning Association.

Booklet entitled Architecture and Confinement, by Arthur Allen of West Vancouver, British Columbia. December, 2011. 42 p. The booklet consists of unpublished and published articles written by Arthur Allen relating to architecture and institutions like jails, hospitals, asylums and prisons.

Final draft of a document entitled The Asylum Project: Habitat and Healing at the Early Asylums of Western Canada, by Arthur Allen. June 1, 2012. Includes detailed information on the Saskatchewan Provincial Hospital, North Battleford; the Weyburn Mental Hospital; the Yorkton Psychiatric Centre.

Booklet entitled The Architecture of Confinement: Design for Human Rights Part 2, by Arthur Allen. Prepared for delivery by Raphael Sperry and Arthur Allen for the 2013 Annual Conference, Sea Change - Architecture on the Crest, presented by the Architectural Institute of British Columbia and the American Institute of Architects, Northwest and Pacific Region, in Vancouver, British Columbia, October 23 to 26, 2013.

Photocopy of article by Arthur Allen entitled The Shape of Things. Published in Places, Volume 3, Number 1, Winter 1986 (MIT Press).

Photocopy of article entitled The Last Asylum, by Arthur Allen. Published in On Site Review, Summer 2000.

Unpublished document by Arthur Allen entitled The Road to Weyburn. October 1, 2002. 21 p.

Pamphlet detailing the history of construction at the University of Saskatchewan campus, located at Saskatoon. Includes an historical overview, as well as a map of campus buildings with accompanying information on the architectural firms responsible for the design of the buildings and years that the buildings were constructed.

Copy of obituary for Kiyoshi Izumi of Waterloo, Ontario. Published in The Leader-Post, Regina.

The Federal Building on Scarth Street and Victoria Avenue, designed by Francis Henry Portnall, 1935.

Includes: correspondence; memoranda and specifications relating to the architectural practice of Thomas White; and architectural drawings.

Thomas Frederick Randle White (ca. 1929-1984) was an architect.

Saskatchewan Association of Architects Exhibit '67 presentation panel no. 12 showing black and white presentation drawings of the exterior and a floor plan for a residence in the Lakeview area of Regina, Saskatchewan. The residence was designed by Clemesha and Portnall.