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Collection consists of original (25%) and copied (75%) research material related to the history of the Canadian Airborne Regiment. It includes correspondence, taped interviews and transcripts, and photocopies of related material held at various American, Canadian and British archives and museums.

The collection comprises Michel Wyczynski and Bernd Horn's research material over the course of six co-authored books, chapters in military anthologies, and dozens of articles published in Canada, the United States, and Britain.

The fonds consists of photographs of the mine, and a meeting in honour of Jesse Gouge, prominent Drumheller personality.

The fonds consists of Mike Andriaschuk's Galician passport and his wage statements from Bankhead and Brazeau Colleries. Also includes photographs of CPR construction workers.

The fonds consists of Sophie's diaries (1892-1908), extensive family correspondence (1884-1969), household accounts (1906-1928, 1950-1966), and guestbooks (1951-1970); Jim's homestead documents, farm implement correspondence (1912-1919), real estate correspondence and property listings (1915-1950s); Margaret's correspondence (1950-1994), "Instructor Lady" records (1960-1963); and family certificates, greeting cards, and photographs.

The fonds consists of minutes (1905-1938), and miscellaneous correspondence, posters, programs and tickets.

The fonds consists of a brief history of the business and the various owners (1988); photocopies of newspaper articles, ads, etc. related to the agency (1949-1988); a photograph of the firm's 50th anniversary dinner including Mr. Miller; and two letters from artist Nicholas de Grandmaison about a proposed painting of Mr. Beazley (1977).

The fonds consists of photographs of the Miller family, the Rockyford district and hunting and camping in the foothills.

The collection consists of photographs of Marcell and the 1912 Calgary Stampede; and a biographical letter about Marcell's life.

The fonds consists of teaching recommendations, interviews with Springvale pioneers, notes and articles on the history of western Canada and Springvale, bird records and photographs of Stettler and the Red Deer River valley.

The fonds consists of programs and newsclippings related to her musical career (1920-1993); recording and musical score for Alberta Concerto (1947); musical scores for various compositions, including Sharples Sonata, Alberta With Love, Lake O'Hara's Magic Circle, and Three Songs of Western Canada; games and piano pieces for children; recordings of Music for Solo Instruments (1979) and Childhood Cameos (1981); lists of her compositions; articles about teaching children; her memoirs; her obituary from the Boston Globe; her eulogy given by Ronald Kessler; and a portrait photograph.