Fonds comprises records relating to the administration of the Shingwauk Indian Resdiential School.  Includes principal letter books, annual reports, financial records, photographs, printing press materials, Indian Homes Committee records, and other material.

Collection comprises sounds and moving image records relating to the Shingwauk Project and more broadly First Nation, Inuit, and Métis history and culture. Includes audio cassettes, compact discs, VHS tapes, DVDs, and other material.

Collection comprises videocassettes collected by Marci Louttit. Videocassette content includes interviews with Dan Pine, an event a Manitoulin Island, and "The Native American: The Way" (1975) produced by NBC

Fonds comprises photographs of Edith Pearl (Chippewa) Gibson and family.

Fonds comprises photographs compiled by Susie Kicknosway Jones of her time at Shingwauk Indian Residential School. Fonds also includes photographs of Susie's time after Shingwauk and the Shingwauk Reunions.

Collection comprises material generated or collected by the Shingwauk Project staff and participants. Collection includes photographs, correspondence, newspaper clippings, reports, student newspapers, interview transcriptions, audio recordings, project outlines, meeting minutes, photo albums, and other material.

Fonds comprises records pertaining to the Pine family, with particular emphasis on photographs and documents about Dan Pine.

Collection comprises photographs of students and activities taken during Claire Martin's time at the Shingwauk Indian Residential School.  Collection also includes a copy of her school diploma and a biography of Claire Martin, written by Gerry Martin. 

Collection comprises photographs relating to Shingwauk Residential School, which appeared in The Sault Star.

Collection comprises educational materials collected by Carol Trudeau in her work as an Indigenous education lead in the Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario community.

Collection comprises records created by the Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development pertaining to residential schools and the administration of First Nation affairs. Collection comprises eight series, including : Access to information requests series, Annual reports series, Central registry files series, Control number data files series, Headquarters files series, Information sheet series, List number data files series, School files series, Treaty series. These series contain a variety of material including: correspondence, letters, transcripts, annual reports, data files, access to information requests, central registry files and other material.

Collection comprises a death register from McIntosh Indian Residential School and a photograph of Saul Day during his time at Residential School.

Collection comprises photographs of students, staff, and activities at Lejac Indian Residential School in Fraser Lake British Columbia.

Collection comprises pencil sketches by Stacy-Lee Sauve-Clark of the residential schools that existed in Spanish, Ontario.  Collection also includes a single copy of Katonik Anishinabe Enakmigak (1948) and four window frames from St. Charles Garnier Indian Residential School (Spanish, Ontario).

Fonds comprises material relating to the activities of Nishawbe Aski Nation. Fonds includes correspondence, documents, resources, and other material. Fonds also includes photographs collected by NAN relating to a number of residential schools.

Fonds comprises letters, estate documentation, and publications about the Ingle family, Sault Ste Marie, and the Shingwauk Indian Residential School.

Fonds comprises photographs of students and staff at the Shingwauk Indian Residential School, 1965-1970.

Fonds comprises records collected by the Shingwauk Project and Shingwauk Residential Schools Centre which document the history of the Shingwauk Residential School.  Fonds includes administrative records, quarterly returns, student records, property records, correspondence, and reports.

Fonds comprises three series, the Residential School documents and photographs series, the Cox-Ingle memorial series, and the Anglican parish newsletter series. The first series contains material from Ruth and Fred Cox's time working in Residential Schools. This includes music books, a copy of "Shingwauk Hall" by Fred B. Ingle, and photographs of from Ruth Ingle's time working in residential schools. Photographs include students, staff, and activities at Shingwauk Indian Residential School, Fort George Indian Residential School, and Ruth's time training in Chapleau.

The second series comprises material created during the establishment, development, and implementation of the Ruth and Fred Ingle Memorial collection and fund. The series includes a number of photographs from a photo identification trip taken to Fort George by Don Jackson. The final series comprises Anglican Church monthly newsletters from parishes attended by Ruth Cox-Ingle including St. John's Parish Monthly, Church of St. John the Baptist Parish Monthly, and the Eskimo publications.

Fonds comprises photographs of the Spanish Indian Residential Schools taken by and collected by Brother James Mara.  Also includes personal photo albums of Mara's family, correspondence, newsletters, and newspaper clippings.

Fonds comprises material collected by Elsie (St. Jacques) Tyler during her time teaching in Kasabonika Lake First Nation in the 1970s.  Includes: a tikinaggan, children's muklucks, adult mukluks, a toy tikinaggan, and two amauti. 

Fonds comprises photographs of Donald Sands and family and textual records relating to Indian Residential Schools. Photographs are of the Shingwauk Indian Residential School, the Shingwauk reunions, and social gatherings. Textual records include articles, correspondence, and excerpts of academic literature.

Fonds comprises photographs documenting activities at St. Joseph's Residential School and Garnier Residential School in Spanish Ontario. Fonds also includes photographs from First Nations around Lake Huron and Lake Superior.

Collection comprises a single record, a copy of the "Traditional Indian Recipies From Fort George, Quebec" reprinted by the Highway Bookstore in 1971.

Fonds comprises material written by and about Sandra Owl regarding her time at the Shingwauk Indian Residential School.

Collection comprises newsletters, yearbooks, and publications from Indian Residential Schools operated by the Grey Nuns. Schools included in this collection include: Fort Smith Indian Residential School, Fort Simpson Indian Residential School, Fort Resolution Indian Residential School, Beauval Indian Residential School, Grollier Hall, Our Lady of Victory Church, and Ile la Crosse Indian Residential School.

Collection comprises photographs of students at the Shingwauk Indian Residential School (Sault Ste. Marie, Ont.) and the Bishop Horden Residential School (Moose Fort, Ont.). Includes photographs of Shingwauk and Moose Factory school judo clubs, portraits of students, and photographs of buildings and activities.

Collection comprises photographs of staff, students, and activities at the Shingwauk Indian Residential School. Collection emphasizes the activities during the time surrounding the tenure of Reverend Noel Goater as principal in the 1906s.

Fonds comprises  records documenting Professor Don Jackson's activities as a faculty member at Algoma University College and later Algoma University and as the founding director of the Shingwauk Project.  Includes minutes and reports of committees, faculty correspondence, grant applications, departmental memorandum, research records, and other materials.

Fonds comprises "The Teaching Wigwam" publications written by Bernice Logan. Fonds also includes photographs of students and staff from Indian Residential Schools where Bernice Logan taught.