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Originals pages from a November 1940 edition of The Port Arthur News-Chronicle featuring two articles about the graduating class of Prince Arthur Collegiate Institute (P.A.C.I.), as well as one photocopy of an article about them from an unknown source.

Three pages of notes on published works, several Lakehead University Library Interlibrary Loan request forms by Penny Petrone for books and journal articles

A photocopy of a review of Penny Petrone's book Breaking the Mould printed in a journal called Canadian Ethnic Studies.

Extensive handwritten notes for Breaking the Mould concerning Petrone's early life, family, culture, religion, tradition, education, culinary practices, immigration, geography, railways in Canada (CNR and CPR), language, industry, a trip Petrone took to Halifax, and local (Thunder Bay) and global history in the early 20th century including the first and second World Wars. Also included are a page of skipping ditties, a list of addresses in Thunder Bay, notes on specific immigrants, notes from an article on theatre in Thunder Bay, requests for photocopies of newspaper articles from the early 20th century filled out by Penny Petrone, an invitation to a Legion of Mary gathering addressed to Penny Petrone's mother, reference question forms filled out by Penny Petrone, a newspaper clipping of an article on education from the Thunder Bay Post, and a newspaper clipping of an article on arts in The Globe and Mail.

Includes notes on a book titled The City Without Women: A Chronicle of Internment Life in Canada during World War II by Mario Duliani, as well as photocopies of several reviews for the book; several newspaper clippings about social and financial compensation for interned citizens; a phone call record slip; photocopies from a document about internees; as well as several documents from the National Congress of Italian Canadians including a letter to the government of Canada, a press release, two copies of a brief on internment during World War II, and a letter from the Royal Canadian Mounted Police to Dr. Penny Petrone concerning research on Italian internment.

Notably, this file contains a list released by the Government of Canada of Italians interned during the Second World War: name, city, and dates of detention, internment, and release. This copy includes Petrone's notes.

Three copies of a toast given to Prime Minister Brian Mulroney by Senator Giuio Andreotti, one in Italian, one in English, and one in French. Also a copy of notes for the toast for someone to check against the actual delivery.

Two newsletters from the Association of Italian Canadian Writers, one of which is heavily highlighted. Two copies of a program for a conference put on by the Association of Italian-Canadian Writers on "The Italian Woman in Canadian Literature", one of which is marked in the margins.

Includes a brief by the National Congress of Italian Canadians about the internment of Italian Canadians during World War Two, two copies of a draft of a proposal for Lakehead University to create a "Chair of Italian Studies" position, a document about the Department of Italian Studies at the University of Toronto, a memo addressed to Dr. Serafine P. Petrone asking her to be part of the Liaison Group for the Chair of Italian Studies, and a newsletter about the Chair position. Also includes an invitation to a reception in honour of S. Penny Petrone and others put on by the National Congress of Italian Canadians.

Reference list for Penny Petrone from Thunder Bay Public Library, August 31 1995; articles for interview with Nino Ricci; reviews of In A Glass House, the Book of Saints and Lives of the Saints, Nino Ricci; research notes.

Unlabelled photo of Italian Dance group; news articles from the Thunder Bay Chronicle Journal about Ralph F. Welch, prominent Italian community member, February 25, 1975; Festa Italiana singer Amy LaFroy; Thunder Bay Deputy Police Chiefs, 1970; Italian Dance group at the National Folk Song and Dance Festival, Port Arthur News Chronicle, May 7 1938.

Conference programme for the Canadian Ethnic Studies Association Sixth Biennial Conference, Thunder Bay Multicultural Association, October 19-22 1983; correspondence from Minister of State Multiculturalism with news releases on funding for immigrant women and festival announcements; list of participants, Fourth Canadian Conference on Multiculturalism with correspondence , agenda, executive list, news release; The Multiculturalism Directorate and its Programs, The Canadian Council on Multiculturalism; Statement by the Prime Minister, House of Commons, October 8 1971; booklet, Multiculturalism and the Government of Canada.

A collection of photos of Penny Petrone, pictures of travel to Uganda.

Personal correspondence to Penny Petrone regarding the book Breaking the Mould; notice from the Italian Cultural Centre Society for receiving the 2002 Bressani Award with announcement information.

Correspondence from Rosie DiManno, The Toronto Star, regarding Italian immigration in Canada, July 1997.

Collection of correspondence from students overseas regarding copyright, access to materials by Penny Petrone.

Copy of a speech written in Italian regarding being a part of the Italian community. Possibly written by Rita Ubriaco?

Letter of recommendation from Penny Petrone.

Letters, postcards, and email correspondence from various reviewers of "Embracing Serafina".

Photos included in "Embracing Serafina" including headshots of Penny Petrone, Petrone's travel photos, and various other people/places.

(File 1) Newspaper/magazine article clippings, handwritten travel notes, travel pamphlets/informational leaflets, monument/church brochures. Research and travel notes regarding Egypt, India, Switzerland, Kenya, Italy, the USSR, Nepal, Israel, Afghanistan, Iran, Myanmar, Cambodia, Jordan, Lebanon, the United States of America, and Canada. Research articles on the Grand Trunk Railway System of Canada. Draft pages of "Embracing Serafina" included. (File 2) Letters and greeting cards responding to Petrone's request for travel pictures from various travel partners. Notes from various friends of Petrone providing details of their travels/customs from various countries.

Photocopies of Italian newspaper articles. International Conference for Women of Italian Ancestry, Italy, September 19-30, 1990, Final Itinerary. News articles regarding said conference. Booklet on Villa Taverna- the Official Residence of the United States Ambassador to the Republic of Italy (Hon. Peter F. Secchia). Piatta Della Citta' tourism guide/map. La Villa Manin di Passariano pamphlet. Some materials in Italian.

Conference poster highlighting Prof. Serafina "Penny" Petrone of Lakehead University and multiple other professors of the Universita della Calabria and Consiglieres of the region, to take place on Tuesday, April 29, 1997. Materials written in Italian.

Italian Association for Canadian Studies, Twentieth Anniversary International Conference on "Canada, The Cultures of Globalization" program.

3 copies of the "Pentecoste 1987," from the 'Celebrazione Vigiliare e Santa Messa'. An invitation to the Canadian Indian lIterature conference held by the Universita' Degli Studi di Bologna on May 5, 1987. Invitation from the Associazione Italiana to the Festa Di Premiazione Concorso held on May 8, 1987. Postcard with a picture of Mt. Etna. Copy of "G.A. Borgese Studioso di Letterature Straniere" by Ida Rampolla. Copy of F.I.L.D.I.S (Federazione Italiana Laureate e Diplomate Istituti Superiori) Sezione di Mazara del Vallo, 1985 highlighting their 60th anniversary and program from their celebrations. Courtial International Concerto at State College, Pennsylvania, June 1987. Universita di Messina IV Seminario Interdisciplinare, May 1987 program. All written in Italian.

Program for the Universita' di Cantania's Italian Association for Canadian Studies VII International Symposium. Copies of the "Canadian Indian Literature" conference held May 1987 invitations. Copies of invitations to dinner held in honour of Prof. Northrop Frye held in May 1987. Correspondence from Prof. Giovanni Bonnano, who arranged conferences for Petrone to speak at Messina University and Catania University. Participant lecturers list for IV Seminario Interdisciplinare di Studi Canadesi. Invitations to various dinners, concerts, etc. Highlighted copies of program excerpt of Petrone's lecture at Centro Inuniversitario di Studi Sul Canada which was titled "The Myth of the Canadian Indian Stereotype". Multiple newspaper clippings from Italian newspapers highlighting Penny Petrone's conference appearance. Some materials in Italian.