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Fonds consists of correspondence; research material; manuscripts of books on North American folk music and radio scripts for CBC Wednesday Night for which R. Johnston selected, arranged and conducted the music; manuscript scores of orchestral, instrumental, choral, operatic and chamber works, as well as incidental music for the theatre and folk music arranged by R. Johnston; material relating to R. Johnston's research and collection of folklore and folk songs, including reports of his folk song collection in Saskatchewan and Mennonite Ontario, transcripts of oral history tapes and sound cassettes describing the folklore collection; biographical and other information on various musicians; photographs; and material relating to musical organizations, such as the Alberta Composers' Association and the International Society for Music Education, with which R. Johnston was affiliated. Accession 881/11.3 consists of material relating to the publications of R. Johnston's book Folk songs North America sings: a source book for all teachers (Toronto: E.C. Kerby, 1984).

The fonds consists of diaries (1908-1948), photographs of Millarville personalities and views (1909-1920), and communion certificate (1878).

The fonds consists of account of oil drilling activities and photographs of Pilling family.

The fonds consists of ranch account book (1889-1892), ranch letterhead and photographs of ranch buildings and stock.

Fonds consists of records documenting the career of landscape architect Richard Strong from 1954 to 2008. Records include architectural drawings, photographs, reports, correspondence, promotional materials, student work, and faculty papers. The landscape architectural drawings document all phases of the design process including preliminary sketches, design development drawings, working drawings, and presentation drawings. Aside from the drawings, the fonds also includes textual files for much of Strong’s work, as well as photographs for select projects. There are personal files that include correspondence and daily journals as well as faculty records that document Strong’s tenure at the University of Toronto from 1967 to 1967. The fonds holds over one meter of office files that document the administration of Strong’s practice primarily over the years 1961 to 1974. These files contain the firm’s promotional brochures, correspondence with other landscape architects such as Hideo Sasaki, and general files that are arranged alphabetically. The project files document over four hundred of Strong’s projects, largely spanning the years 1962 to 1982, and ranging across Canada, as well as locations in the United States and Australia. Strong completed numerous landscapes for provincial and national parks, housing developments, industrial sites, universities and colleges, and residences. Among the notable projects represented among the records are McMaster University (Hamilton), Queen’s Park (Toronto), Expo 67 (Montreal), York University (Toronto), Devonian Square (Toronto), Trent University (Peterborough), Point Pelee National Park, Gros Morne National Park, NOVA Garden Court (Calgary), and many others. The projects also include several important landscapes that Strong worked on for works by his close friend the Australian architect John Andrews, including the Port of Miami Passenger Terminal, Harvard University Gund Hall, Sarah Lawrence College Library, Belconnen Town Centre (Canberra), Knight Residence (Toronto), Intelsat Headquarters (Washington, D.C.), and University of Lethbridge. The fonds is divided into four series: 1. Personal Records; 2. Faculty Records; 3. Office Files; and 4. Project Records.

The fonds consists of stationery, newsclippings and photographs related to Charles' moving business (1910s-1940s); photographs of Birney, Blyth and Riddoch families in Calgary, Morningside and Churchill, Manitoba; and photographs of students at Victoria and Central schools in Calgary.

The fonds consists of minutes, correspondence, city planning documents, briefs, financial records and extensive photographs and slides of houses in the Rideau-Roxboro area.

The fonds consists of photographs and documents related to Thomas Reiger and his tailoring work; diary and class list of Rosebud River Hutterite Colony School, 1946-1947; and a recorded interview with Thomas and Christina Rieger.

The fonds consists of correspondence, financial records including account books, mail order catalogues, advertising and promotional material, newspaper clippings about the history and development of the company, and photographs of stores, displays, and saddles.

The fonds consists of the family scrapbook (1887-1934), photograph albums, loose photographs, family correspondence, letters from Bishop Cyprian Pinkham (1907-1914), some of Ezra's political correspondence, Dorothy's scrapbook of her university career (1927-1932), typescripts of Louise's published and unpublished children's books and adult novels (1950s), newsclippings and memorabilia.

The fonds consists of minutes.

The fonds consists of account book.

The fonds consists of slides and commentary on the Fryatt Valley trip (1936), a fellow climber's notes on the trip, and photographs of Rita and various club trips (1925-1928).

The collection reflects the diverse collecting interests of Eric Harvie and consists of materials from many different sources. Much of the material reflects western Canadian history and military history. It includes many isolated items bearing autographs of statesmen, military leaders, and other famous people.