Abstract Papers (1924-1969) of Alexander Wallace Yaremko include biographical information, personal correspondence, materials pertaining to Ukrainian American organizations and cultural activities; historical material on Ukraine and Ukrainians in America, and miscellany. Included are papers, programs, clippings, yearbooks, etc. relating to the Ukrainian Youth League of North America, Ukrainian participation in the Chicago and New York World's Fairs, Ukrainian Catholics, art, ballet, music, and film...

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Papers (1940- ) of Philip and Anna Wasylowsky include correspondence and minutes of the American Ukrainian Republican Association, and correspondence, publications, and clippings from the Ukrainian National Association. Materials pertain to Ukrainian Day (Chicago, Ill.), famine in Ukraine (1932-1933), the Shevchenko Commemoration in Washington, D. C., church anniversary booklets, photographs, and other papers of Dr. John E. Smuk, and miscellany.

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Correspondence from relatives in Ukraine.

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Collection consists of newsletters, pamphlets and circular letters produced by the organization, anniversary publications commemorating events and personalities of Ukrainian history.

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Papers include material for Stefan's memoirs, correspondence, family and other photographs, information on Carpatho-Ukraine, drafts for articles and books, newspaper clippings, maps, and several framed awards.

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Papers consist of a photocopy of a manuscript relating the history of early Ukrainian settlers in Hyas, Saskatchewan. 

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Materials pertaining to the activities of Mr. Robert Hussar in the Ukrainian Youth League of North America. The organization was founded in 1951 in New York.

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Collection consists of postcards and greeting cards.

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Papers consist of newspaper clippings of articles that Dmytro Levchuk contributed to two Ukrainian-American newspapers (America and Batkivshchyna). Compiled in four volumes by Levchuk's wife, Irene.

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Papers of Ukrainian historian and economist Dmytro Solovey consist of correspondence and typescript manuscripts of his works.

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Papers (1923-1987) of Dmytro Zakharchuk (1894-1980), an artist and poet, include manuscript and published poetry, and an English translation of his experiences in Ukraine during World War I.

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Papers (1928-1973) of Ukrainian American author Dokiia Kuzmiwna Humenna (b. 1904) consist of two scrapbooks. Included are book reviews, publication announcements, epigrams, correspondence, and miscellany.

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Papers (1931-1996) consist of general correspondence; correspondence pertaining to ODWU (Organization for the Rebirth of Ukraine), publication of his book "Na Storozhi Ukrainy," New York Republican State Committee (Naturalized Citizens Division-Ukrainian Section); ODWU circulars; drafts of articles; and newspaper clippings pertaining to the Ukrainian Bureau of Washington, D.C.

Abstract Papers (1918-1969) of Evhen Onatsky (1894- ) consist of biographical material; diplomatic papers from service in Italy (1919-1923); materials from teaching in Italy (1923-1943); papers of the Ukrainian-American Relief Committee in Rome following WWII; personal and professional correspondence from editorship of Nash Klych in Buenos Aires (1950s-1960s); and materials about compiling Ukrainian Encyclopedia. Correspondents include D. Andrievs'kyi, O. Boidunyk, I. Buchko, A. A. Granovsky, O....

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Papers of Evhen Pysarsky (1922-1991) consist of correspondence, newspaper clippings, flyers and announcements of Ukrainian community events in the Twin Cities.

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Constitution and by-laws, newsletters, event program brochures, and bulletins.

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Papers of George Royick consist of manuscript memoirs, information on various Ukrainian American organizations, and miscellaneous correspondence.

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George Wynnk was active in the Massachusetts Ukrainian community. Papers include family photographs, newspaper clippings on Ukrainians in Massachusetts, a map of the Lemko region of Ukraine, and a letter from the Massachusetts governor's office.

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Materials pertaining to Halyna Zajac' activities in PLAST (Ukrainian Girl Scouts in America) in Chicago.

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Papers of Hordiienko, a botanist, consist of newspaper articles he wrote on botany and other subjects. Artcles pertain mainly to the historical significance of plants in Ukraine and elsewhere, and to their use in Ukrainian and other literatures.

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Correspondence, newspaper clippings, bulletins, event programs and flyers, newsletters, photographs and resolutions documenting the activities of Ukrainian Americans and the World Congress of Free Ukrainians in Pennsylvania.

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Correspondence, research notes.

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Papers (1917-1956) of Ivan Baczynskyj consist of a collection of research into the living conditions in Ukraine under the Soviet regime, interviews with survivors of the 1933 famine in Ukraine, information on the Federation of Ukrainian Students organization, Ukrainian currency, and programs of Ukrainian events in the United States.

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Collection consists of a scrapbook (handwritten by Ivan Czuy) containing Ukrainian songs, dedicated to Anna Batiuk. Included are also 3 photographs and a newspaper obituary of Ivan Czuy.

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Papers (ca. 1946-2000) of Ivan Pujo consist of personal documents and correspondence, certificates and diplomas, typescript of his diploma work entitled "Znachennia hroshei narodnomu hospodarstvi" (Significance of money to the national domestic economy), draft of a new constitution for the Carpathian Union, typescript/manuscript articles, newspaper clippings, passports and photographs.

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The collection contains organizational records of the Ukrainian Bicentennial Committee in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

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Certificates, clippings.

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Papers (1970-1971) of Jaroslav Bohdan Rudnyckyj consist of materials on the Manitoba Mosaic Congress (Oct. 13-17, 1970), the Royal Commission on Bilingualism and Biculturism in Canada, and copies of newspaper clippings pertaining to the Congress and Commission. The Congress is an organization whose purpose is to study the problems of ethnic groups in Canada. Rudnyckyj contributed recommendations and reactions to the Commission's study of the status of ethnic languages in Canada.

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John Chegensky was active in the Ukrainian American community. Papers (1950-1965) of Chegensky include correspondence and materials pertaining to the Union of the Ukrainian Community Centers in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, the Ukrainian Canadian Committee, and the Ukrainian Self-Reliance League of Canada.