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File contains material other than correspondence relating to the OSA: memos, reports, published Constitution and Annual Report, and material related to annual exhibitions

Letters include congratulations on Panton's election as President, correspondence with Lawren Harris regarding the formation of the Canadian Group of Painters, letters from Fred Brigden, Thoreau MacDonald, C.W. Jefferys, Franz Johnston, letters to the editors of the Canadian Forum and The Globe and Empire, correspondence with G.A. Reid, the Ontario Department of Education, Frank Carmichael, Eric Brown, Florence Wyle and others.

File contains a course syllabus for 1929and correspondence relating to the Ontario Department of Education summer program for art teachers

File contains hand-written notes, typed lectures, published guidelines from the Department of Education and photocopied lesson plans.

File contains correspondence and notes for a series of lectures on typography, letters, layout, etc. given to the Toronto Typothetae.

Files contains typed texts of lectures given to the St. Clements Club, talks to open OSA exhibitions in Hamilton, Barrie and elsewhere, lectures addressed to the Heliconian Club, the Hamilton Association and the University of Western Ontario.

File contains correspondence with E. Wyly Grier, and letters of congratulations on his appointment.

File includes correspondence with H.O. McCurry and Eric Brown at the National Gallery, The Art Association of Montreal, the editor of the Edinburgh Scotsman, the editor of the Montreal Gazette and others.

File contains correspondence with the National Gallery, The Canadian Fine Art Guild, the Public Library, Museum and Art Gallery of South Australia, the Medici Society, correspondence relating to the award for third prize in the Victory Loan Bonds poster design competition, the Art Gallery of Toronto, the Roberts Gallery, the Doon School of Fine Arts and the Robertson Galleries (Ottawa).

File contains correspondence relating to a number of topics, including letters to newspapers and magazines, problems with the neighbours, slights from Arthur [Heming?], correspondence with Kenneth Wells regarding art reviews, letters from Bill Palmer, art instructor at the Munson-Williams-Proctor Institute School of Art, and others