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German journal articles (In German).

Aleksis Kivi. Roles: Hanna, Martti, Yrjo, Mauno, Markus, Paimenpoika, Eros, akka

Jyrki. Roles: 1. & 2. mies, Ajuri, Saksinen, rva Ruusuvaara, Anna-Maija, Sirkka, Silittaja, Ulosottomies

Ruupert Kainulainen; Music: Emil Kauppi. Roles: Saimi, Hakulinen, Nimismies, Anni, Johan, Heta, Katri, Olga, Ontrei, Otto, Maija, Lehikorsen, Imanto. Includes music.

Newspaper clippings in Finnish and English relating to culture/history work among Finnish-Canadians and others

Yrjo Heilala

Consists of five zipped files arranged by Google Suite app.

Keiller-UL-calendar contains ICS exports of various calendars maintained by Keiller as University Librarian
Keiller-UL-drive contains an export of all Google Drive folders and files, covering a wide range of Library matters.
Keiller-UL-groups contains MBOX exports of local Google Groups, including Librarian and Library Staff communications
Keiller-UL-mail contains MBOX exports of Keiller’s email, particularly communications with Provosts and with OCUL lists
Keiller-UL-sites contains an export of Google Classic Sites, including the Lakehead University Library Intranet and Library Annual Reports.

Karen Dubinsky. Transcript..

Excerpts and translations of interview transcripts.

Excerpts of interview transcripts with notes

English and Finnish copies of the cover letter, consent form, and questions for discussion used in the oral history interviews

Address and phone numbers for research participants.

Addresses for research participants in Finland

Lyydia Gronlund. Children's play.

Irma Airisto. Roles: Meta, Estra, Lila, Hlen, Valeria, Jelisaveta

Dr. Schroeter

Artturi Leinonen. Roles: Matikainen, Mimmi, Kanttorska, Lemmenheimo

Artturi Leinonen

Book entitled Kansantajuisia Laksyja Taloustieteessa [Economics and Management Study Book] by Mary E. Marcy, published by Tyokansan Kirjapaino, Port Arthur, 1912.

Translation into Finnish, printed in Port Arthur, Ontario by Työkansan Kirjapaino. Translation of work by Mary E. Marcy, Chicago: Charles H. Kerr Press 1911.

Aino Voipio

Santeri Makela. Roles: Demidoff, Agestam, Surma-Heikki, Berglund, Toivo, Karjapiika, Kaisa, Hemming

Gerhard Hauptmann

This file contains an article titled "The Mohawk-Mohican War (1624-28): The Establishment of a Pattern" by Bruce G. Trigger published in the Canadian Historical Review (Vol LII, No 3, 1971). [Originally titled: Mohawk-Mohican War (1624-28)]

This file contains a booklet titled "Mohawk Micmac Maliseet... and other Indian Souvenir Art from Victorian Canada" published by the Canada House Cultural Center Gallery for an exhibition in London, England (3 July - 13 August 1985). [Originally titled: Mohawk, Micmac, Maliseet Exhibition, London, 1985]