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File consists of printed e-mail exchanged between Powe and a fan of his book “Killing Ground: the Canadian Civil War”.

File consists of e-mail (printed), including printouts of digital photos, exchanged between Powe, his son, B.W. Powe, and Auxi Sanchez Ledesma.

File consists of printed e-mail, correspondence and royalty statements pertaining to Powe’s books published by NeWest Press, “The Aberhart Summer” and “Aldershot 1945”.

File consists of printed e-mail, correspondence, and royalty statements pertaining to Powe’s book “Aldershot 1945”, as well as catalogues from NeWest Press.

File pertains to obituaries written by Powe for colleague Robert J. Collins. Included are copies of the published obituaries, printed e-mail and a draft obituary.

Item is an annotated manuscript of this book by Powe.

File consists of printed e-mail, notes and correspondence pertaining to efforts by Powe and his agent Beverley Slopen to find a publisher for this book.

File consists of a handwritten draft text by Powe, as well as a 1982 memorandum on office procedural changes from the Canadian Life and Health Insurance Association Inc.

Item is draft two of a manuscript for this novel by Powe.

Item is a notebook consisting of diary entries by Powe.

File consists of correspondence, copies of book reviews, articles, course calendars, notices, and a PhD reading list pertaining to Powe' son, B.W. Powe, and his academic and literary career.

File consists of printed e-mail, correspondence, and guest list pertaining to the Edmonton book launch for “Aldershot 1945”.

File consists of printed e-mail, clippings, notes and correspondence pertaining to the promotion of “Aldershot 1945”.

Item is a photo album created by Powe’s family to commemorate his 80th birthday in 2005. It consists of stickers and photographs of Powe, wife Alys, children, grandchildren, nieces and nephews.

File consists of printed e-mail and correspondence pertaining to sales of the book in the UK and Europe.

File includes a back-up copy of the manuscript on CD.

File consists of photographs taken at an event to promote this book by Powe. Depicted are Powe, his wife, Alys, son B.W. Powe and grandchildren.

File consists of printed e-mail, greeting cards, letters, and royalty statements.

File pertains to Powe’s association with the Royal Canadian Military Institute (RCMI), including his reading from “Aldershot 1945” at a RCMI Military History Night held on 27 Sept. 2006. Records are printed e-mail, correspondence, a calendar of events, a program, notices,

Item is a scrapbook pertaining to Powe’s literary work and career, mainly the publication of “Aldershot 1945” in 2004. Records include photographs, letters, ephemera, reviews, newspaper and magazine articles.

File consists of photographs of Powe giving a reading from “Aldershot 1945” at Pages Bookstore in Calgary, Alberta.

Item is a notebook consisting of diary entries by Powe.

File consists of printed e-mail and an invoice pertaining to Powe’s “Aldershot 1945” promotional tour in Alberta in Sept. 2004.

File pertains to a 2004 book review written by Powe for the Literary Review of Canada. Records include review drafts, a copies of the published review, printed copies of e-mail exchanged with editors Bronwyn Drainier and Robin Roger, notes, newspaper clippings, and an invoice. Included is a letter from B.W. Powe regarding an introduction to Robin Roger.

File pertains to a 13 Aug. 2005 article written by Powe for the Edmonton Journal about a lost WWII fighter pilot, Jack Manning, from Edmonton. Records include two photographs (one of Manning in his jumpsuit and one with fellow RCAF pilots in 1942) and copies of those photographs, printed e-mail, copies of Powe’s outgoing correspondence, newspaper clippings, invoices, notes, article drafts,

File consists of printed copies of e-mail exchanged between Powe and Harry Vandervlist pertaining to the editing of the manuscript for this book.

File consists of two letters exchanged between Powe and Gutteridge regarding their respective books, “The Aberhart Summer” and “Bewilderment”.

File pertains to Powe’s attendance at the Living Literacies conference organized by his son, B.W. Powe, at York University in Nov. 2002.

Item is a notebook consisting of diary entries by Powe.

File consists of annotated excerpts of draft manuscripts, printed e-mail, Powe’s handwritten notes, and research materials.

File includes printed e-mail, notes, incoming correspondence and copies of Powe’s outgoing correspondence. Much of the e-mail is exchanged between Powe, his agent Bev Slopen, and NeWest Press manager Ruth Linka.

File consists of Powe’s handwritten notes pertaining to ideas for an “Aldershot 1945” sequel.

File consists of photographs of the Citadel Theatre, the audience, cast members and Powe.

File consists of correspondence, photographs, notes, itineraries and other records pertaining to the promotion of “The Aberhart Summer”.

File consists of Powe’s research notes and copies of archival records from the National Archives of Canada pertaining to the July 1945 riot by Canadian soldiers in Aldershot, UK.

Item is a studio portrait of Powe taken by photographer Rick Zolkower.

File consists of printed e-mail, a press release, reviews, clippings and NeWest Press catalogues pertaining to the Sept. 2000 reprint of this book by Powe and the theatre adaptation of the book written by Conni Massing.

Item is a scrapbook pertaining to Powe’s novel “The Aberhart Summer”, including publication of the 2000 edition and various stage productions of the stage play. Records include photographs, ephemera, reviews, newspaper and magazine articles.

Item is a notebook maintained by Powe pertaining to the Citadel Theatre production of the stage play based on his book “The Aberhart Summer” in Edmonton, Alberta.

File consists of photographs taken at a Nicholas Hoare Books event to promote the reprint of this book by Powe on 6 Dec. 2000.

Item was present to Powe in Oct. 2000.

File consists of Powe’s handwritten research notes and photocopies of texts.

File consists of correspondence, distribution reports, printed e-mail and Powe’s publication list pertaining to Access Copyright, the Canadian copyright licensing agency.

File consists of Powe’s handwritten research notes, newspaper clippings and photocopies of texts.

File consists of photographs of Powe, his wife, Alys, their children, grandchildren, friends, and other relatives.

File pertains to the stage production of Powe’s book “The Aberhart Summer”. Records are reviews, invitation lists, and notices.

File mainly consists of Powe’s handwritten research notes.

File consists of Powe’s handwritten research notes, newspaper clippings, and photocopies from texts pertaining to the Canadian Forces, military law and discipline, organization, conscription, and Kiska.

File consists of letters from Jean Chretien, Joseph Volpe, Romeo LeBlanc, and John Godfrey, sent to Powe and his wife, Alys, on the occasion of their 50th wedding anniversary. Also included is an invitation to an 50th anniversary party.

File consists of photographs and negatives of Powe, the theatre and the cast, correspondence, Powe’s diary entries, an invitation list, pamphlets and a newspaper clipping pertaining to this stage production of “The Aberhart Summer”.

File pertains to Powe’s speaking engagements at a 2011 Remembrance Day event, a Royal Canadian Military Institute Military History Night event in Sept. 2006, and about his book “Aldershot 1945”.

File consists of research materials and Powe’s handwritten research notes on Dutch relief and the role of service corps.

Item is a History Channel program produced by Great North Productions and narrated by Powe.

File pertains to Powe’s research for and writing of a history of the Norwich Union Life Insurance Company. Records include a photograph of Powe in front of the company’s building, newspaper clippings, and typescript notes from interviews with executives and managers.

File consists of newspaper clippings, a partial draft manuscript, Powe’s handwritten notes, and correspondence.

File consists of itineraries, invoices and correspondence pertaining to a tour to Spain taken by Powe and his wife, Alys.

File consists of a manuscript on computer disk, notes, notebooks, and correspondence with Brian D. King pertaining to Powe’s research for a political novel.

Item is a notebook maintained by Powe pertaining to his travels in the United Kingdom and Spain.

File pertains to a Writers’ Union of Canada manuscript evaluation workshop attended by Powe. Records include his notes, sample evaluation forms, and pamphlets.

File consists of promotional blurbs, quotes and a press release about Powe’s published books.

Item is a notebook maintained by Powe pertaining to his travels in the United Kingdom and Italy.

File pertains to Powe’s experience as a jury member in an Ontario criminal trial.

Item is a scrapbook commemorating the birth of Powe’s grandson Jeremy Earley, son of his daughter, Kathleen. Records include photographs of Powe and his family members and newspaper birth announcements.

File includes a notice to re-elect form, a riding map, a letter from Monte Kwinter, and a notice of delegate election meeting.

File consists of a draft article by Powe on his trip to London for the 50th anniversary of VJ Day for “The Globe and Mail”, a letter to editor Sarah Murdoch, and handwritten notes. Also included is a travel notebook kept by Powe while in the Barbados in 1973.

File pertains to Powe’s work as a writer of articles for this association. Records include memoranda, draft articles, and notes.

File pertains to Powe’s donation of his personal papers to the Clara Thomas Archives and Special Collections at York University and Powe’s financial support for the Kent Haworth Archival Research Fellowship. Records include correspondence, printed e-mail, an inventory, background information and notes by Powe, and a transfer of ownership agreement. Also included is correspondence pertaining to Powe’s donation of photographs to the Provincial Archives of Alberta.

File consists of photographs taken by Powe on 26 June 1994 while visiting a rehearsal at the Empress Theatre in Fort MacLeod, Alberta, where this play was staged by the Great West Summer Theatre.