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Fonds consists of correspondence; manuscripts of novels (The Acrobats;The apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz; Barney's version; A choice of enemies; Cocksure; The Incomparable Atuk; It's harder to be anybody; Jacob Two Two and the dinosaur/meets the hooded fang/spy case; Salomon Gursky was here; Son of a smaller hero; St. Urbain's horseman; Stick your neck out), short stories, articles, essays, reviews, screenplays, stage plays, and radio and television plays; published works; interviews; sound recordings and moving images; photographic prints, promotional materials and ephemera. Also includes Genie and Nellie awards and commemorative plaques.

The fonds consists of daily ledgers of income and expenses (1907-1960); and photographs of family and ranch activities.

• The collection consists of biographies, recorded interviews, scrapbooks, photographs, and a few diaries.

The fonds consists of diaries (1911-1912, 1917), correspondence, brand records, and Dominion Land receipts. The 1911 diary includes entries about breaking land, the weather (especially chinooks), selling livestock, his ongoing battle with gophers, and life as a young, single man. The fonds also includes a panoramic photograph of Prince Rupert, British Columbia.

Fonds consists of manuscript and microfilmed scores of compositions by M. Surdin, including many used to accompany theatrical productions and as incidental music for various Canadian Broadcasting Corporation dramatic series; lyrics and scripts of radio, television and stage plays by numerous Canadian playwrights, such as W. O. Mitchell, Max Braithwaite and Len Peterson, for which M. Surdin composed the accompanying music; sound recordings of radio drama, motion picture themes, symphonic and other music composed by M. Surdin; correspondence; and other miscellaneous material.

The fonds consists of William's correspondence, certificates and photographs; and records of his family, especially of Henrietta and Jessie. Also consists of postcards, sheet music, and photographs of friends and family.

The fonds consists of Frank and Margaret Mossop's family correspondence (predominantly with their sons), photographs, and programs and invitations concerning Cyril's musical career. Includes legal documents regarding the estate of Margaret's father, Thomas Stephenson.

The fonds consists of agreement (1912), minutes (1916-1926), financial statement (1915), company bulletins (1951-1956), staff handbooks (1948, 1962), 50th anniversary publications and memorabilia (1962), and miscellaneous correspondence, newsclippings, promotional material, and financial records. Also consists of photographs of the Calgary and Edmonton premises, opening of the Edmonton branch, staff dinners and picnics, and car safety checks. Includes a small ledger of the Alex Martin Sporting Goods Company, which was bought out by Motor Car Supply Company.

Collection consists of records donated to or acquired by Special Collections that do not belong to other fonds or collections, and that have a focus on mountain culture or exploration.

The fonds consists of bylaws, minutes (on microfilm), cost-sharing agreements and structure replacement reports (some on microfilm), financial statements, and irrigation rates collector's rolls.

The fonds consists of minute book and photographs of staff, students and building.

The fonds consists of diaries of cross-Canada trip.

The fonds consists of letters by Mrs. Coddington describing dust storms in the Fort Macleod area, ca. 1914-1921.

The fonds consists of a transcript of a 1969 interview, conducted by Ron Livermore, in which she discusses her homesteading experiences, Empress, native peoples, gypsies, the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) and rural education. Also consists of 1913-1915 photographs of Empress (United church, CPR bridge, parade, etc.) and a view of the Elk Livery in Calgary (1910).

The fonds consists of family correspondence, greeting cards, postcards, certificates, and newsclippings; and scrapbooks and programs related to musical, dramatic and dance events in Calgary. Includes photographs of the family, Calgary Storage and Cartage Company, Watkins salesmen, and musical events.