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The fonds consists of diary regarding trip west and homestead life, and photographs of the homestead and friends.

The fonds consists of research material (interviews, notes, clippings, etc.) re four research projects: Eva Reid, Associated Boards of the Royal Schools of Music (ABRSM) music students, The Diva and the Rancher book, and Calgary Stampede Queens article and book.

Fonds documents Jeremy Sturgess’s architectural practice from 1975 and 2018. Records include architectural drawings, office files, photographs, diaries, sketchbooks, presentation panels, models, and audiovisual materials. There are over 500 projects documented in the fonds. The architectural projects span his work at the Sturgess Partnership (1978-1987), Sturgess Architects, Ltd. (1987-1993), and Sturgess Architecture (1993-present). Among the notable projects represented are Banff Town Hall, Chuzenji Kanaya Hotel, Yukon Visitor Reception Centre, Calgary Water Centre, 7th Avenue LRT Masterplan & Station Refurbishment, The Bridges Masterplan/Bridgeland Community Centre/Olive, Connaught Gardens, Alberta Pavilion Expo 86, House on Bowen Island, Naidoo/McLaughlan Residence, Assured Beltline, Spiral House, the Block, Borden Residence, and many others. The fonds also includes public relations and marketing records, as well as personal records related to Sturgess’s education and to his affiliation with CAUSA (Calgary Architecture + Urban Studies Alliance).

Consists of 11 colour photographs recording the last trooping at Currie Barracks before its closure in 1997. Photographs have no captions.

The fonds consists of photographs of the Calgary Mounted Constabulary, Puckett family and White Spot Restaurants; and newspaper clippings about the family and their activities.

The fonds consists of bylaws, annual reports, minutes, correspondence, financial records, newsclippings and photographs of the executive. Includes a brief history of JFS by Martha Cohen.

The collection consists of recorded interviews and transcripts of some of the interviews with Nate Horodezky, Bella Singer, Curly Gurevitch, Becky Cohen, Hattie Joffe, Harry Woolfe, Bertha Segall, Bessie Diamond and Saul Isenstein; programs; biographical information and documents from Jewish personalities in the Calgary area; circulars from Jewish societies; and photographs of Calgary Jewish personalities, events and businesses. Includes records created by or about: B'nai Brith, Economic Patent Kettle Company, Spindel family, Charles Waterman, Switzer family, M. Geffen, House of Jacob Synagogue, Calgary Hebrew School, Calgary Jewish Literary Club, House of Israel, Samuel Blitz, Harry Woolfe, Isadore Guttman, Polish-Jewish Family Loan Association, Fischel Davids, Shuler family, Calgary Jewish Relief Committee, Ziselman family, Jacob Weinbom, Nathan Safran, Jewish National Fund, Charles Zuidema, Shaarey Tzedec Synagogue, Hector family, Calgary Talmud Torah, Rabbi Abraham Postone, Belzberg family, Eleanor Doctor, I.L. Peretz School, Nate Horodezky, Leopold Levey, the Gurevitch family, Zvika Anosh, Jacob Diamond, Meyer Switzer, and the Allen Theatre.

The collection consists of recorded interviews, and textual records and photographs contributed by Robert Sattin, Leo Lewis, Edythe Pearlman, and Max Bercovich. The material documents Jewish community life as well as the experiences of individual families.

The fonds consists of administrative records, minutes, and photographs of staff.

The fonds consists of J.H.G.'s articles and photographs re the NWMP; and a microfilm copy of the Stock Growers' Association minutes, cashbooks and membership lists (1896-1903), and livestock shipment records (1896-1913). Also consists of Colin's article on early Alberta ranches (1960); and his extensive photographs of: surveying and general views of Alberta and Saskatchewan (1910-1913); Eastern, United, and Lethbridge Northern Irrigation Districts (1938-1939); irrigation works on Alberta Railway and Irrigation Company, and Canada Land and Irrigation Company blocks (1938-1939); Bartman Dam (1937-1940); and construction of Currie Barracks (1934-1935). Includes Nellie Crockford's newsclippings about Medicine Hat and the Bray-Crockford families (ca. 1900-1960).

The fonds consists of John's letters from Maude (1896-1897), personal correspondence (1884-1908, 1920-1928), masonic papers (1901-1928), ranch account book (1908-1916), annotated brand book (1889-1891), and photographs of the ranch, family, and Pincher Creek area and personalities.

The fonds consists of correspondence (1909-1946), mortgages (1915, 1927-1938), surrender of goods statements (1933-1934), creditor's property statements (1929-1932), land titles abstracts (1909-1930), and promissory notes (1916-1941).

The fonds consists of Jim's political papers: administrative records of Joe Clark's office (1976-1978); administrative records of the Calgary West Constituency Office; Ottawa correspondence (1989-1993); House of Commons speeches; Chief Government Whip files; minutes, proceedings and working papers of committee work; papers as delegate to United Nations; papers regarding the paper burden in Canadian embassies; private members bills introduced by Hawkes; election campaign records (1972-1998); records of the Kim Campbell ministry, including the only major caucus meeting (1993); newsclippings; photographs of political activities; videos and sound recording of Hawkes' speeches, and media activities; and reference material about the Reform Party. Also consists of Joanne and Jim Hawkes personal papers, related to their early life in Calgary; their YMCA and Sir George Williams activities in Montreal; Jim's University of Calgary career; memberships; finances; children and relatives. Includes Joanne's Progressive Conservative Parliamentary Spouses' Association papers.

The fonds consists of aerial photographs primarily of Calgary but also some surrounding areas in southern Alberta and Edmonton; photographs showing 1988 Winter Olympic Games venue sites; further biographical information on Jim Hall and his business as an aerial photographer; official Calgary 1988 Olympic Winter Games poster "Aerial Venue"; a video cassette produced by Jim Hall called "Airport 50", documenting the 50th anniversary celebration of the Calgary International Airport; and a DVD documenting the history of the air traffic control towers of Calgary, Lincoln Park and Springbank, Alberta (also includes the tower at Whitehorse, Yukon Territory).

The fonds consists of Jim Kerr's personal papers (1912-2002); personal papers of his father, mother and sister (1889-1973); RCAF-related papers (1940-1945); records kept by Kerr as accountant, General Manager and President of the Calgary Brewing and Malting Company (1949-1972); Calgary Buffalo Athletic Association scrapbooks, etc. (1940-1964); records of various hotels for which Kerr was the accountant, including extensive papers for the Alberta Hotel in Oyen, managed by Frances McSorley (1949-1991); Calgary Exhibition and Stampede committee records (1959-1971); Rothney Farm accounts (1970-1995); and papers related to the Manchester Rotary Club, CHFM Radio, and the Lloyd Turner Testimonial Dinner. Includes extensive photographs of the family and Brewery, including views of the creation of the Brewery Gardens (1932-1935); the RCAF Flyers hockey team (1941-1942); and the Kerr's new house in Scarboro (1950-1951).