This small accession is comprised of photographs, correspondence, 1 digital video disk and 2 copies of the VHS tapes of Barbara Campbell’s production Eyewitness to War: The Gladys Arnold Story. Two copies of the publication by Gladys Arnold called One Woman’s War” as well as Saskatchewan History Volume 52, Number 2, Fall 2000 containing “Rouges, Heroes, Adventurers, and Trailblazers – Gladys Arnold: Second World War Correspondent and Free French Advocate”, an article written by Ruth Millar.

This collection ranges in dates from 1965 – 1991, predominantly from 1990 and 1991. It consists mainly of writing by Ed Gould and contains professional correspondence with his publishers and personal correspondence with friends and family.

The records in the Ed Gould Collection 92-74 consists mainly of correspondence, both professional and personal, publications of interest to Ed Gould and two articles written by Ed Gould.

The records in the Ed Gould Collection, 93-66, consists of correspondence, both personal and professional, some writing by Ed Gould is also included.

The records in the Ed Gould Collection 94-96 consists mainly of correspondence, both personal and professional, one publication is present.

The records in the Ed Gould Collection 97-41 consists mainly of personal correspondence with his son Jay, correspondence with his editors and publishers as well as one file regarding ‘complaints – everywhere’.

The records in the Ed Gould Collection 99-3 consist predominantly of correspondence (1997-1998); correspondence with his son Jay and others, correspondence with his editors and publishers, day planners as well as one manuscript “Words to Live By (or Die Laughing)” and clippings of interest to Ed Gould pertaining to sports ‘firsts’ and entertainment.