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The fonds consists of photographs of agricultural views in Delia and Dorothy area; the Robertson ranch; baseball; and church.

The fonds consists of transcript of interview (1961); addresses, articles and reports written as Minister of Education (1921-1935); newsclippings about his career; and letter about wild rose being chosen as Alberta's flower (1971).

The fonds consists of Thomas' land purchase records, farm diaries (1921-1929, 1934-1942), and marriage certificate (1911); Annie's nursing notebooks, certificates, correspondence, and an album of nursing cartoons (1900-1917); Jessie Perry's scribblers, art sketches, pressed plant album and memorabilia from St. Hilda's School for Girls (1925-1930); a small diary with entries by both Jessie and Lionel Perry as children (1922-1923); photographs of the Perry and Gibson family, nursing, a camping trip to the mountains, and the Balzac area; and various family certificates, greeting cards, programs, postcards, and extensive popular and classical sheet music. Includes weather station records kept at Cochrane by Mrs. A.C. Kerfoot (1961-1976).

The fonds consists of diaries (1923, 1939-1944, 1947-1948, 1951-1954); university notes and papers; personal correspondence and financial records; geological consulting files and reference material; professional organizations files; Western Potash Corporation/Continental Potash Corporation records; and photographs of ranch activities, family and geological work.

The fonds consists of correspondence and legal records regarding his coal mining activities and conviction.

The fonds consists of Peter's reminiscences as told to Henry T. Thompson.

Fonds consists of architectural drawings, photographs, correspondence, minutes, reports, specifications, articles, awards, and other records documenting the architectural career of Peter Hemingway from 1956 to 1982. The majority of the fonds consists of project records, including drawings, textual files, and photographs, though there is also a small volume of office files (general correspondence, a project portfolio, and an organizational chart), as well as several files documenting Hemingway’s professional activities as an advocate of Prairie architecture through talks and articles. The fonds documents over 200 projects, largely in the Edmonton area, including Coronation Pool, Central Pentecostal Tabernacle, Edmonton Inn, Stanley Building, Johnstone Walker Store, and Muttart Conservatory, as well as several notable projects outside of Edmonton, including Market Square Kitchener, Yellowknife Courthouse, and Calgary’s Chinook Shopping Centre. There are four series in the fonds: 1. Professional records; 2. Office records; 3. Project records; 4. Additional donations.

The fonds consists of photographs of construction projects in which Koval was involved.

Fonds consists of personal and professional records created and collected by Professor Peter Lewis Shinnie throughout his time in England, Africa and Canada over a seventy year period. The records relate primarily to the academic activities carried out by Shinnie in roles such as professor, advisor, archaeologist, colleague, friend and father.

Fonds consists of unit photographs showing Peter Macdonald Abel. Also includes two textual items related to Peter Macdonald Abel.

The fonds consists of business papers, various songbooks, and miscellaneous papers.

The fonds consists of photographs of returning First World War veterans in Wainwright; and the filming of the movie, "The Last Frontier".

The fonds consists of a recorded and transcribed interview with Peter Tomkins Jr., in which he discusses his father's experiences as Riel's prisoner in 1885 and as a Dominion land agent in the Grande Prairie area from 1907 to 1911. He also discusses his own life and activities. The interview was conducted by Glenbow staff members Doug Light and Georgeen Barrass in 1969. Includes photographs (1885-1962) of Tomkins family members, signatures of men held prisoner by Riel, and the executive of the Metis Association of Alberta.