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File consists of three formal portraits of Powe’s parents, Lillian (Lilly) Ann Barr and Wilbur Powe. One photograph may be a wedding portrait, and the other two are individual portraits of Lillian and Wilbur taken at different times.

File consists of photographs of Powe as a baby, with and without his mother, Lillian. Also included is an image of an unidentified woman, a dog and two young boys, one possibly Powe.

File consists of two studio portraits of Alys Brady as a young child.

Item is an home audio recording by Powe entitled “When I Grow Too Old to Dream”. The recording on the other side of the item is entitled “The Water When the Moonbeams Kiss” by Mrs. B. Potvin.

File consists of photographs of scenery in Banff and Jasper National Parks, including Lake Louise Hotel and Crowfoot Glacier, and one photograph of Powe. Locations of photographs annotated on verso in pencil.

Item is a photograph of Powe standing in the front yard of his parents’ home in Edmonton. Annotated in ink on verso.

File includes photographs of Powe in his military uniform, his parents, and his family home in Edmonton.

File consists of photographs and original negatives taken by Powe of the crowds around Buckingham Palace, Leicester Square, Lower Regent Street and Piccadilly Circus in London on 8 May 1945.

File consists of photographs of Powe as a teenager, Powe’s parents, Wilbur and Lillian, in their yard, as well as photographs of scenery in Banff, Victoria, Vancouver, Seattle, and the Columbia Ice Fields in Alberta.

File consists of photographs of Powe while in the military during the Second World War, in Alberta and in London, England. Included are photographs of Powe with fellow soldiers and images of London’s Tower Bridge.

File consists of letters, greeting cards and a telegram sent to Alys Brady, mostly from Powe.

File consists of selected unbound pages from the University of Alberta at Edmonton students' union annual publication, which includes photos of Powe and his wife, Alys, a certificate of outstanding service issued to Powe, and a photograph of Powe setting the type for the student newspaper.

File consists of photographs of Powe while in the military during the Second World War, in Alberta and in London, England. Included are photographs of Powe with fellow soldiers and images of London Bridge.

Item pertains to Powe’s 30 June 1949 wedding to Alys Brady in Edmonton, Alberta.

Item is a formal portrait of Powe wearing academic robes.

File consists of Powe’s University of Alberta’s BA and MA diplomas, as well as a University of Alberta Bachelor of Education diploma belonging to his father-in-law, Godfrey Brady.

File consists of colour slides of Powe with wife Alys and son Bruce William.

Item is a brochure written by Powe for the 1957 Liberal Party national convention.

File consists of photographs taken by Powe while in Ghana during independence celebrations in 1957. Photographs include images of individuals, buildings, natural scenery, and large gatherings of people. Some photographs in this file were taken in Canada.

File consists of a group portrait of an unidentified family and photographs of Lillian and Wilbur Powe with others.

File consists of photographs of Powe as a baby and young child, his parents, grandparents and other family members.

File consists of photographs of Powe’s parents in the yard of their Edmonton home.

Item is a studio portrait of Lester B. Pearson. The photo mat has been inscribed and signed by Pearson: “To Bruce Powe, in grateful appreciation for all that you have done to help. Lester B. Pearson. Ottawa, Dec. 25/63”.

File consists of several versions of “Diefendollars”, novelty dollar bills worth 91 or 92.5 cents, produced by the Liberal Party of Canada and used as campaign propaganda.

Item is a formal portrait of Powe’s daughter, Kathleen, as a young girl.

Item is a memorandum from Keith Davey, the national campaign director for the Liberal Federation of Canada, sent to Lester B. Pearson and Walter Gordon, praising Powe for his work and attendance at a Saskatchewan Campaign College. Included is a joke Diefendollar bill.

File consists of two books of stamps accompanied by printed e-mail exchanged between Powe and Irv Whynot, a philatelist.

File consists of copies of drawings made by Jeff Chapleau for “Expresso ‘67”, a book written by Powe.

File pertains to “Expresso ‘67”, an illustrated book written by Powe with illustrations by Jeff Chapleau, published by Peter Martin Associates. Records are a newspaper clipping, a royalty report, correspondence exchanged between Peter Martin and Jeff Chapleau, and a receipt from M.G. Hurtig Booksellers Ltd.

File consists of six 1967 Centennial pamphlets containing text written by Powe for Collyer Advertising in Montreal, as well as Powe's Expo '67 press ID card, his Expo-Club membership card, and the Expo-Club season passport of Powe's wife, Alys.

File consists of assorted photographs of Powe’s parents, Lillian and Wilbur.

File consists of newspaper book reviews of Powe's book "Killing Ground: the Canadian Civil War", originally published under the pseudonym Ellis Portal.

File consists of colour slides of Powe in the office and/or at work.

File consists of two versions of a published series of articles by Powe and Fraser Isbester entitled “Man and his Work: a look at industrial relations”, published by the Canadian Department of Labour in co-operation with Canadian High News.

Item is a document pertaining to Powe’s French-language abilities as a student in the adult department of the Toronto French School.

Item is a notebook maintained by Powe pertaining to his travels in Europe.

Item is a York University convocation program pertaining to the graduation of Powe’s son, Bruce William, with a Bachelor of Arts degree.

Item is a cover from PaperJacks edition of this book by Powe, mounted on cardboard.

File consists of three studio portraits of Powe.

Item is a formal portrait of Powe.