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Fonds consists of administrative records for Special Collections, Archives and Special Collections, and the Canadian Architectural Archives, including correspondence, reports, minutes of meetings, strategic and business planning records, exhibition files, subject files, files relating to donors and potential donors, brochures, pamphlets and newsletters.

Fonds consists of published material - reports etc, and some unpublished items such as a scrap book and unpublished papers.

Fonds consists of correspondence; manuscripts of novels, short stories, articles, essays, lectures, papers, reviews, speeches, screenplay and thesis; material relating to A. van Herk's editing, teaching, membership in various organizations including the Writers Guild of Alberta and the Alberta Foundation for the Literary Arts, and on various committees; photographs; sound recordings; research material; published work; and works on A. van Herk. Also includes MsC 56, a small appendix consisting of material from the Canadian Book Information Centre described in entry for Canadian Book Information Centre; and MsC 330, an audio cassette recording of A. van Herk reading her short story, Mining darkness, on CBC Radio's Aircraft, March 1989. Accession 857/09.1 consists of 1.32 m of textual records donated by Aritha van Herk and Rudy Wiebe which is restricted during their lifetimes.

The fonds consists of photographs of Calgary, Banff and Lake Louise (ca. 1940s); slides of mountain landscapes by Roland Gissing (1940s); slides of Stoneys by Gerda Christofferson and her model release forms (1940s); and correspondence regarding sales of slides (1949, 1950); as well as photographic material depicting Calgary and greater Alberta with various events and mountain scenes, images by others, films of a 1972 skating event, and commercial films related to Roberton's involvement with democratic organizations. Includes agreement and list of creditors related to sale of Photocrafts (1953), miscellaneous financial records (1949, 1950), and photographs of Sarcee (Tsuut'ina) by Arnold Lupson (1940s).

The 2024.05 accession contains negatives and photographs of the Calgary Stampede, Nanton Stampede, Morely Stampede, the City of Calgary in the 1940s including schools, downtown and aerial photographs. Also includes photographs for Princess Elisabeth's Royal Visit in 1951, of sporting events in Calgary, photographs in Calgary during World War II and color slides of portraits by Gerda Christofferson of Stoney Elder's.

The fonds consists of speeches, correspondence, teachers' agreements, school newspapers, and newsclippings pertaining to his career as principal of I.L. Peretz School.

Fonds consists of records related to Hoffer's education, his professional career, and to his life-long learning pursuits.

The fonds consists of photographs of labour marches, Drumheller, and union groups in Calgary.

The fonds consists of photographs of the Brooke family and farm, and a booklet written and illustrated with drawings by Arthur about his pioneer experiences.

The fonds consists of inventory book of Twist's general store in Priddis (1924); genealogical information regarding Stewart's relatives, the Earls of Galloway, primarily from Debrett's Peerage; bank book of A.W. Dill (1938) [it is unclear how he relates to Stewart]; photographs of early buildings and settlers in the Priddis area; and photographs of locomotives.

Fonds consists predominantly of letters written by brothers Jack and Arthur McAllister to their family while serving overseas in WWI.

The fonds consists of photographs of surveyors, construction workers and the construction of the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway from Jasper to Fort George.

The fonds consists of photographs of RCMP activities in the Yukon.

The fonds consists of record books and photographs taken while working with Bennett & White on the construction of roads, bridges, dams, etc. throughout British Columbia.

The fonds consists of three photograph albums. Two of these include photographs of Archdeacon Arthur Dewdney family and their homes in Red Deer, Sylvan Lake and Calgary, Alberta. Some of the photographs depict the site of their Calgary property which was flooded for the Glenmore Dam. The majority of the photographs are of daughter “Bun” who raised cattle and was an accomplished horsewoman. The third photograph album was compiled for Mrs. Ina Dewdney when she was leaving the Glenmore Sunday School which she founded. It consists of photographs of teachers and Sunday School children over the years from 1918-1930.