File consists of three cassettes pertaining to archival training for staff at the Whyte Museum, recorded by Maryalice Harvey Stewart in 1973; and one tape reel recording of Maryalice discussing the origins of the Peter and Catharine Whyte Foundation and the Whyte Museum, dated 1969.
4 sound recordings : 3 cassettes, 1 recording film reel
Scope & Content
File consists of three cassettes pertaining to archival training for staff at the Whyte Museum, recorded by Maryalice Harvey Stewart in 1973; and one tape reel recording of Maryalice discussing the origins of the Peter and Catharine Whyte Foundation and the Whyte Museum, dated 1969.
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Contents of file:
S13 / I / A / 1 to 3 : "Archive Training" tapes 1 to 3 (July 31, 1973)
S13 / I / A / 4 : "MHS - work tape Feb 6, 1969", recording by Maryalice about Whyte Foundation and Whyte Museum beginnings
File consists of cassette recordings of CBC broadcasts collected by Maryalice Harvey Stewart. Most recordings pertain to Banff National Park and surrounding areas, Alberta Arts Foundation, conservation and environmental issues, and notable locals from the Banff area (including Bruno Engler and Harv…
File consists of cassette recordings of CBC broadcasts collected by Maryalice Harvey Stewart. Most recordings pertain to Banff National Park and surrounding areas, Alberta Arts Foundation, conservation and environmental issues, and notable locals from the Banff area (including Bruno Engler and Harvey Locke).
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S13 / I / B / 1 : "Log house in Canmore blocked by planning board"
S13 / I / B / 2 : "Bideaux - 'Champagne Safari' " (1934 drive through Rockies - Hythe, AB to northeastern B.C.; filmmaker Charles Unger)
S13 / I / B / 3 : "Eye Opener" Harvey Locke radio broadcast (1995)
S13 / I / B / 4 : "Brad Pearce - AMPPE", Tourism and Commerce series
S13 / I / B / 5 : "John Macaulay Lawyer - Feb 22 /74 Winnipeg, Man."
S13 / I / B / 6 : "Joan Murray - Laurier La Pierre CBC" (n.d.) Alberta Arts Foundation
S13 / I / B / 7 : "Bruno ENgler Nov. 24/92"
S13 / I / B / 8: "Gorbachev" (n.d.)
S13 / I / B / 9 : "Brian P[atton]" Cave and Basin, J.E.H. Macdonald journal excerpts, Roundtable with Leslie Taylor, etc. (n.d.)
S13 / I / B / 10 : "The Travelling Med Show - don hill 345 4207" (n.d.)
S13 / I / B / 11 : "The Dinosaurs - Quirks and Quarks Spring 1992"
S13 / I / B / 12 : "Joan Murray Oct. 1971"
File consists of 5 sound recordings pertaining to conferences, seminars and lectures which Maryalice Harvey Stewart either presented at, or attended.
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Contents of file:
S13 / I / B / 37 : "MHS - May 15 /75" library conference
S13 / I / B / 38 : "MHS Oral History 1972" Maryalice Harvey Stewart presentor - conference on recording, Alberta Provincial Museum June, 1972
S13 / I /B / 39 : "York Univ. April 21 /72 Seminar - Arts Administration"
S13 / I / B / 40 : "William Sampson - 'Fur Trade Life' Conf[erence] on log structures Oct. 24, 1977"
S13 / I / B / 41 : Copyright, intellectual property lecture by Professor Lown (n.d.)
Series consists of five sound recordings pertaining to A Life in the Wild: The Story of Mountain Explorer John Baldwin. Includes interviews of John Baldwin, Helen Soudat, Ed Amann and "Steve".
A Life in the Wild is a biography of John Baldwin written by Chic Scott. The booklet is the Twenty-fifth in the Alpine Club of Canada's Summit Series which recognizes and celebrates the accomplishments of exceptional individuals who have, through their achievements as explorers, mountaineers, volunteers, outfitters and storytellers, helped define and shape Canada's unique mountain community.
"Since his teenage years John Baldwin has explored the rugged Coast Mountain Range, climbing 700 peaks, many of them first ascents, and making perhaps one-hundred multi-week, long-distance forays across the icefields and along the ridges of what is one of the last true wilderness areas on earth. Shunning the easy path and forging his own way through some of the roughest geography on the planet. He is a mountaineer and explorer of the first order."
- Chic Scott
Scope & Content
Series consists of five sound recordings pertaining to A Life in the Wild: The Story of Mountain Explorer John Baldwin. Includes interviews of John Baldwin, Helen Soudat, Ed Amann and "Steve".
File consists of 22 sound recordings produced and/or collected by Maryalice Harvey Stewart. Content pertains to interviews conducted by Maryalice with various members of the Banff community and mountaineers. Includes several interviews with Maryalice's father, Ralph S. Harvey.
22 sound recordings : 19 cassettes, 2 film reels -- 0.2 cm textual records
Scope & Content
File consists of 22 sound recordings produced and/or collected by Maryalice Harvey Stewart. Content pertains to interviews conducted by Maryalice with various members of the Banff community and mountaineers. Includes several interviews with Maryalice's father, Ralph S. Harvey.
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Contents of recordings in file:
S13 / I / B / 15 : "Banff - June 21 /93 George Vaux + MHS"
S13 / I / B / 16 - 17 : "Joe Halstonson"
S13 / I / B / 18 : "Orville Thomas - Oct 24 /93 New Denver"
S13 / I / B / 19 - 20 : "Thomas L. Wood July 21 /78" Tape I and Tape II
S13 / I / B / 21 : "Kitty Bagley July 1976", Verda Mignon Bagley
S13 / I / B / 22 : "Ralph S. Harvey May 3 /78"
S13 / I / B / 23 : "Norman Brice - July 7 1979 MHS"
S13 / I / B / 24 : "Mt. Royal [Ranch]", Marjorie Spicer (n.d.)
S13 / I / B / 25 : "Ralp[h] Harvey Dec 1978 Harvey Locke + Sunshine [Ski Area]"
S13 / I / B / 26 : "Ralph [Harvey], May 3" [copy by Ted Hart], 1978
S13 / I / B / 27 : "Ralph S. Harvey Feb 25 /84"
S13 / I / B / 28 - 29 : "Ralph S. Harvey 1973 with MHS" Tapes I and II
S13 / I / B / 30 : "Aunt Alice Harvey Mitchell July 20 1978 at Ralphine's - Calgary" [Ralphine Locke]
S13 / I / B / 31 : "Ralph Harvey, May 1 /78" [rec. at Victoria General Hospital by E.J. Hart; childhood, Brewster Transport, motor mechanics course in Calgary]
S13 / I / B / 32 : "Geo[rge] Vaux June 21 /93 Reopening of Whyte Museum on 25th Ann[iversary]George Vaux at ribbon[?] [Ribbon Creek?] with Eleanor Luxton - talk"
S13 / I / B / 33 : "Lecture - Noel Odell" about Everest 1924 expedition (n.d.)
S13 / I / B / 34 : Test recording - Maryalice reading brief excerpt of Rockies prehistory from untitled book (n.d.), approx.10 min long; side B is blank
S13 / I / B / 35 - 36 : "Marjorie (Crosby) Dye Interviewed by Maryalice Stewart" (Nov. 27, 1981), tapes #1 and #2
File consists of 16 cassette tapes with sound content recorded by Maryalice Harvey Stewart. Recordings include University of Calgary teleconferences and lectures by speaker Wayne Holst and an unidentified speaker, pertaining to Indigenous cultures, history and spirituality.
Content produced by Wayne Holst and unidentified speaker, recorded by Maryalice Harvey Stewart
Date Range
1991-1993
Physical Description
16 sound recordings : cassettes
History / Biographical
"Wayne A. Holst was a Lutheran pastor (ELCIC) for 25 years. He taught religion and culture at the University of Calgary for a quarter century and co-ordinates adult spiritual development at St. David’s United Church, Calgary."
-Anglican Journal, 2021
Scope & Content
File consists of 16 cassette tapes with sound content recorded by Maryalice Harvey Stewart. Recordings include University of Calgary teleconferences and lectures by speaker Wayne Holst and an unidentified speaker, pertaining to Indigenous cultures, history and spirituality.
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Contents of individual cassettes:
S13 / II / 1 to 3 : U of C Wayne Holst teleconference, "Primal Traditions and Modern Meanings" (1992)
S13 / II / 4 to 6 : Wayne Holst "Native Spirituality" series (December 1991, 1992)
S13 / II / 7 : Wayne Holst [from] U of C 7th lecture - "Mother Earth and Spirituality" (n.d.)
S13 / II / 8 to 16 : Teleconference course U of C speaker unknown - "The Divine Spark" (1992)
File consists of two recordings produced by Maryalice Harvey Stewart for use by the Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies. File includes one interview of Noel Odell led by Maryalice, pertaining to the Everest 1924 expedition, World War II and other aspects of Noel's life; and one recording of a 1977…
Noel Odell (1890 - 1987) was a geologist and mountaineer. Noel was born and educated in England, and became an avid climber in the United Kingdom, joining the Alpine Club in 1916. Noel is known primarily for his involvement in the 1924 Everest expedition, during which two climbers, Andrew Irvine and George Mallory, died during their summit attempt. In 1936, Noel and fellow climber Bill Tilman summited Nanda Devi in India, which at the time was the highest completed summit in the world.
Noel served with the Royal Engineers in World War I and II, worked as a petroleum and mining consultant, and taught geology at various universities around the world.
Scope & Content
File consists of two recordings produced by Maryalice Harvey Stewart for use by the Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies. File includes one interview of Noel Odell led by Maryalice, pertaining to the Everest 1924 expedition, World War II and other aspects of Noel's life; and one recording of a 1977 lecture presented by Maryalice at a conference about log structures.
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Contents in file:
S13 / I / B / 13 : "Trip with Noel Odell Banff - Jasper - Edmonton Airport"
S13 / I / B / 14 : "Tuesday October 25, 1977 conference on log structures (Tour of mountain sites)"
This is the story of climbing on Yamnuska, the prominent wall of yellow limestone rising above the Trans Canada Highway between Calgary and Banff. All the tales of adventure are here, from the first pioneering climbs by Hans Gmoser and his companions in the early 1950s to the new routes of today.
Over the years many of the great climbers of the Rockies have been associated with this cliff: Brian Greenwood, Don Vockeroth, Lloyd MacKay, Billy Davidson, Urs Kallen, John Lauchlan, Dave Cheesmond, Jeff Marshall, Steve DeMaio and Andy Genereux. Also included in the book is a guide to the hike up the back side trail to the summit, detailing the flora and fauna you will see along the way.
Scope & Content
Series consists of sound recordings pertaining to interviews used in the creation and publication of The Yam.
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Series consists of eighteen sound recordings:
S47 / XI / 1 & 2 : Hans Fuhrer and Lilo Fuhrer
S47 / XI / 3 : Leo Gillmair
S47 / XI / 4 : Dick Howe
S47 / XI / 5 & 6 : John Martin
S47 / XI / 7 & 8 : Urs Kallen
S47 / XI / 9 & 10 : Chris Perry
S47 / XI / 11 : Isabel Spreat
S47 / XI / 12 & 13 : Don Vockeroth
S47 / XI / 14 : Tim Auger
S47 / XI / 15 & 16 : Leo Gillmair
S47 / XI / 17 : Klaus Hahn
S47 / XI / 18 : Franze Dopf, K. Pawson, Ken Pawson
Series consists of four sound recordings pertaining to Young at Heart: The Inspirational Lives of Richard and Louise Guy. Includes interviews of Richard Guy and Mary Lynn McCutcher.
Richard Guy (1916-2020) and Louise (Thirian) Guy (1918-2010) met in England in 1937, and married in Nottingham on December 21, 1940. The couple had three children together: Mike, Peter and Elizabeth. Louise attended school in Leicester for domestic science, and began working as a teacher during World War II. Louise was involved in numerous charities and community organizations, and supported various disadvantaged groups including deaf students and individuals with leprosy. Louise and Richard moved to Canada in 1965, where Richard worked at the University of Calgary as a professor of mathematics. Richard also served as department head at the university starting in 1966.
Richard and Louise were avid hikers and climbers, and the couple went on countless expeditions together in the Rockies over the following four decades. Richard and Louise joined the Alpine Club of Canada, attending about 30 camps each and completing hundreds of summits. In 2015, using a generous donation made by Richard in Louise's memory, the Alpine Club of Canada erected the Louise and Richard Guy Hut on the Wapta Icefield.
Summary of "Young at Heart":
Do you think that you are over the hill? You have retired and you feel there is not much more to look forward to. Well think again! This book about the inspirational lives of Richard and Louise Guy, will show you that there is a great deal of life beyond the set retirement age of 65 — and beyond 75 and beyond 85.
Arriving in Canada in 1965, near the age of 50, Richard and Louise Guy taught all of us what it means to be enthusiastic, positive and to embrace life. They climbed mountains well into their nineties, and Richard still works today at the age of 96. Louise rode her bike to the corner store until she was 92.
So stop your whining about your knees and hips! Life was never meant to be easy! But it can still be beautiful, long past the so-called age of youth and dreams. Life into old age can be a treasure to be enjoyed and shared. And if you are like Richard and Louise, the adventures and dreams just keep coming.
Scope & Content
Series consists of four sound recordings pertaining to Young at Heart: The Inspirational Lives of Richard and Louise Guy. Includes interviews of Richard Guy and Mary Lynn McCutcher.
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Series consists of 4 recorded interviews:
S47 / XIII / 1 to 3 : Richard Guy 26-Dec-11
S47 / XIII / 4 : Mary Lynn McCutcher [n.d.]