Manuscript history of Clandonald by Rev. MacDonell reflecting on colonization schemes written in the 1930s. A typescript version of the same document is also included.

Typescript history of Clandonald by MacDonell addressed to "Father Ninian", which was later edited and published in 1968 in the Alberta Historical Review entitled "British Immigration Schemes in Alberta". Copy included in the file is signed by MacDonell's sister, Annie Lawrence.

Manuscript written by Reverend MacDonell in 1925 entitled "Report of the Hebridean Delegation".

Item is a copy of a map drawn in 1786 of the region adjoining Lake St. Francis, Quebec, including the settlement of St. Regis, a "Jesuit Indian Mission, Rev. Roderick Macdonell's 1792 Church & Presbytery still in use", retained by Rev. Andrew MacDonell.

Manuscript and typescript history of Clandonald written by Rev. MacDonell in the 1930s.

Item consists of a map of the Father MacDonell Training Farm, near Bittern Lake, Alberta, on the Canadian Pacific Railway, and two and one half miles to Duhamel, Alberta, on the Canadian National Railway line between Calgary and Edmonton, showing farm buildings and section divisions.