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File contains photographs of F.H. Varley, his family and friends taken in the first half of the 20th century, including 81 black-and-white and colour prints (photographs) and 3 negatives (photographic); some photographic prints are annotated.

File contains correspondence to and from Varley and O.J. Firestone.

File contains a Canadian passport issued to Varley in 1966; the programme for the opening of the McMichael Conservation Collection of Art, 1966; a calendar for a Doon School of Fine Arts; a York University art exhibition notice from 1965; a photomechanical print of a drawing of Varley by A. Kimpton; a list of Varley transparencies in the collection of the Edmonton Art Gallery; receipts, lists of works of art, a promissory note (1875) and related records, receipts, a photomechanical print of a child with bow and arrow (annotated on verso), a small negative (photographic) of trees, and other material.

File contains lists of publications about Varley, catalogues of exhibitions, a list of published reproductions of paintings and drawings, a form requiring biographical information completed for Varley and a draft for an entry in Canadian Who's Who, 1958

File contains handwritten notes and drafts of letters and essays, with 4 small drawings and other material, possibly from the 1930s to the 1950s.

Item contains names and telephone numbers, with a small graphite sketch of a man's head.

File contains studio portraits of F.H. Varley, along with photos of family and friends, taken in the first half of the 20th century.

File contains photographs of F.H. Varley in Moscow in 1954; Varley at the 1961 University of Manitoba convocation at which he received an honorary degree; a studio portrait of Kathleen McKay; and Varley at arts events, and with family and friends.

File contains the script for 'My home town,' a talk for CBC Radio about Sheffield, England in Varley's hand, with typewritten transcription, possibly from the 1940s.

File contains a studio portrait (3 copies) of F.H. Varley by Harold Sumberg, with other photos of family and friends, taken in the first half of the 20th century.