The fonds consists of material documenting Nancy Semaniuk's life including copied images dating from the 1930s featuring a parade on the occasion of a visit of the Greek Catholic Bishop to Wostok; a procession of St. Mary's Russo Greek Orthodox Church in Shandro, Alberta; Nancy and an unidentified friend; Nancy; Nancy's family, and the Wostok Hardware Store.

The collection consists of photographs that depict subjects in and around Shandro, Alberta. Images include the loading of a riverboat on the North Saskatchewan River, threshing machines and crews, Ukrainian folk dancers, and St. Jordan’s Day ceremonies. Members of the Shandro and Boychuk families are also identified.

The collection consists of images featuring the Shandro Museum including a framed house and individuals in Ukrainian dress dating from 1966 and taken by an unidentified photographer.

The fonds consists of material documenting the life of the Shandro family and includes a copy of a speech given by Tom Shandro opening Vegreville's Eighth Annual Pysanka Festival; some genealogical notes about the Shandro family; a "Shandro Family in Canada" family tree; an audio recording from a Shandro family reunion; ten copies of photographs featuring the Shandro family in the 1930s and 1940s; and a film, Canada's Ukrainian Heritage, which recreates Ukrainian life about 1900 and was shot at the Historical Village and Pioneer Museum at Shandro near Willingdon, Alberta.