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The fonds consists of copies of photographs of coal mines in the park (Pocahontas Collieries, Park Collieries), wildlife, and camping scenes.

The collection consists of photographs of Tete Jaune and Yellowhead area; Jasper, Pocohontas and Lucerne legend of Yellowhead Pass; and a Moberly family history.

The fonds consists of photographs of James in the Rocky Mountains, the Banff Springs Hotel, a Banff golfing party which included native people, and various Rocky Mountain views.

The fonds consists of J.D. Baker's reminiscences of his early telephone work in Alberta.

The fonds consists of negatives used to produce postcard views of towns in Alberta. Included are views of Barnwell, Bentley, Blackie, Coleman, Coutts, Drumheller, Edson, Elnora, Fort McMurray, Fort Vermilion, Grande Prairie, Grimshaw, Gull Lake, High River, Hussar, Lac La Biche, Lundbreck, Mundare, Olds, Vulcan, and Wainwright.

The fonds consists of legal files (1917-1958) relating to the Law Society of Alberta, Canadian Bar Association, International Mineral Separator Co., Alberta Gas Trunk Line Co., Canada. Department of Mines and Resources (Alberta geological surveys), Toole Peet Ltd., Strand Oil Co., High River Wheat and Cattle Co., and Bert C. Berry. Also consists of Macleod's articles, notes and correspondence about the fur trade, western personalities and the NWMP, including reference material and photographs he gathered while researching his articles. Includes family photographs.

The fonds consists of slides and photographic prints taken by Jean Andrews of the downtown and residential districts of Calgary, including 6th Avenue SE to 9th Avenue SE; 6th Avenue SW to 9th Avenue SW; 3rd Street SE to Centre Street; Centre Street to 6th Street SW; 17th Avenue SW; Bankview; Beltline / Connaught; Bowness; Bridgeland / Riverside; Chinatown; Crescent Heights; Downtown East Village; Eau Claire; Hillhurst; Inglewood; Montgomery; Mount Royal; Mountview; Riverside; Rosedale; Sunnyside; and Victoria Park.

The fonds consists of photographs of Millarville personalities, Fisher family, railway surveys, Burns' coal mine, John Ware family; and Joseph's legal agreements.

The fonds consists of an album of photographs and postcards of Alberta scenes given to Jean by a friend in 1912.

The fonds consists of Jean's reminiscent articles about Cochrane, Morley, Stoneys and other areas residents in the 1920s and 1930s (ca. 1974) and manuscript of her biography of Everett Johnson (1967). Also consists of photographs of Cochrane and Morley residents (1900-1940s), Laurie and the Cochrane polo team (1925-1934), and Everett Johnson (1882).

Fonds consists of family and business correspondence, programs, photographs and sound recordings.

The fonds consists of autobiography, poetry, and family photographs; and reports and correspondence related to work with the Local Council of Women, Women's Labour League and National Social Security Association.

The fonds consists of records related to the Desk and Derrick Club, including a scrapbook of newspaper clippings, programs and photographs presented to her as president of the Desk and Derrick Club in 1963. Also consists of records related to the Sports Women's Association of Calgary and the Calgary Stampeder Football Club.

Fonds consists of materials relating to the book she co-edited with Sylvia Vance, Writing the Circle, Native Women of Western Canada -An Anthology Edmonton: NeWest Press, 1990, and includes manuscripts, correspondence and reviews.

The collection consists of essays and letters submitted by listeners, recounting their experiences of the Great Depression.

Fonds contains materials relating to the architectural work of Jeffrey Lindsay, primarily focused on geodesic domes. It covers the majority of his career including early work, work with the Fuller Research Foundation, Jeffrey Lindsay and Associates, and teaching.

The fonds consists of annual reports and shareholders's list (1947-1960); histories of the company (1952-1960); grocery price lists and mail order catalogues (1913-1939); staff relations, events and newsletters (1929-1974); newspaper clippings (1920s-1960s); Ron Jenkins' miscellaneous personal papers (1944-1973); architectural plans for the office and warehouse (1950, 1959); and extensive photographs and slides of stores, employees, advertising and promotional events, and social activities (1909-1963).