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Sous-fonds consists of manuscripts and page proofs for "Book of the Seasons," "Song of the Prairie Land," "The Castle of Graymoor," and "Old Loves Are Best."

The fonds consists of phjotocopied correspondence with Mrs. Grove, Watson Kirkconnell and Desmond Pacey, and an original manuscript draft of novel about Abe Spalding, which was later revised and published as 'Fruits of the Earth', 1933. The microfilm contains drafts of several of Grove's manuscripts including, Fruits of the Earth, The Master of The Mill, The Weatherhead Fortunes, The White Range Line House and Consider Her Ways.

The sous-fonds consists of correspondence, poetry, prose, biographical articles, critical commentaries and personal documents.

The fonds consists of a letter, dated 1929 Sept. 25, to Mr. Mackenzie, several manuscript poems, and a typescript of Chapters 1 and 7 of the Castle of Graymoor.

The fonds consists of a holograph of poems and silhouettes.

Sous-fonds consists of a typescript for "Tony: A Truly, Truly Story of Something of that sort,"and also includes Campbell's "The witcheries' ride."

The fonds consists of holographs of two unpublished poems, 'Anthem for Australia' and 'The Sea.'

Photocopies of Christmas cards sent by Watson and Hope Kirkconnell each year, designed with personal photographs and poems by Dr. Kirkconnell. The last one, 1977, was signed by Hope Kirkconnell but had a poem by her husband.

The fonds consists of correspondence, manuscripts (both published and unpublished), poems, plays, notebooks, and daybooks. The material reflects Humphrey's literary life from her teenage years up until 2010, and shows the process of writing books of both poetry and prose from beginning to end. The fonds is comprised of the following series: Correspondence; Daybooks; Promotional material; Teaching Material and Writings.

Sous-fonds consists of Gottlieb's first published work, a pamphlet of poems (in poster format), entitled "Who Knows One" which was illustrated by Michael Snow and published by Hawkshead Press in Toronto in 1961.