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Consists predominantly of records pertaining to the military career of Ronald Reed Lilley. There is also scant records pertaining to Lilley's father, Charles W. Lilley, and his brother, C. J. Lilley. Both brother and father were also involved with the Canadian military.
The collection is divided into 6 series:

1. Biographical Information
2. Material Relating to service in WW II
3. Material Relating to his military career from 1954 - 1963
4. Material Relating to his career in the Canadian School of Infantry
5. Photographs
6. Books and Journals

Fonds consists of records kept by Ronald Holcroft as keepsakes of his time spent at Stalag VIIIB (later Stalag-344) near Lamsdorf, Germany during WWII. Fonds also includes an unpublished memoir of his war experience written in 2014 with the help of his daughter.

The fonds consists of photographs of Lord Strathcona's Horse and the 90th Battalion, Winnipeg Rifles; sanatorium, Canadian National Railway bridge and seaplane at Prince Albert, Saskatchewan; fire in Nobleford, Alberta and a portrait of Alberta Slim, the country and western performer.

The fonds consists of naval service record (1955-1965); brief article about working for the Queen (1984); programs, menus, newsclippings, photographs and mementos of Buckingham Palace and the Royal Tour; articles about her family and writings; postcards of early Calgary.

The collection consists of historical articles about coal mines, the Rosebud Hutterite Colony, and Grasswold School District; Red-Rose Mutual Telephone Company certificate (1934); and photographs of Rosebud personalities and CX School (1914-1950s).

The collection consists of drafts of family histories, and photographs of Rosedale views and personalities, assembled by Sigrid Bradshaw.

The fonds consists of extensive photographs of Calgary personalities, commerce, events, buildings, and the Calgary Stampede (1944-1965); and a number of photographs of Kay's relatives and locations in Manitoba (1872-1973). Includes index of photograph order numbers and clients (1954-1956), reminiscences of Kay's grandmother, Margaret Cruikshank (1943), newsclippings about the Cruikshanks and Milnes (ca. 1940s) and Rosettis Studio calling cards.

Consists of three architectural drawings created by Ross A. Lort for the proposed A.W. Cruise house in Point Grey, Vancouver, British Columbia. The drawings are entitled a ‘sketch plan’ and consist of one elevation and the plans for the first and second floors. An estimate that lists the proposed costs for the project on one sheet is also included.

The fonds consists of the diaries of Grace (1888-1889), Walter (1901-1934), George (senior) (1909-1926) and John Alexander "Jack" (1908-1915); George's (senior) pilot's log books and licences (1918-1956); correspondence regarding Jack's death (1916, 1920); newsclippings; photocopies of George's (junior) column (1967-1970); and map of Ross ranches (1981). Includes recorded interview with Mary Jane (1981); and photographs of Ross family, ranches, cattle and airplanes (1899-1960s).

The fonds consists of photographs of the Alger family.

The fonds consists of photographs of the Rosso family and members of the Piemontese Society in Italy and Calgary (ca. 1925-1955), and a recorded interview with Daisy Giachino by Tonia Fanella (2001).

The fonds consists of minutes, annual reports, correspondence, project files, financial statements, membership applications and directories, newsletters, newsclippings, scrapbooks, and photographs of members and activities. Includes papers relaing to the affiliated Calgary Boys' Club, and the Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park Association.

The fonds consists of minutes, bylaws, correspondence, financial statements, attendance records, membership directories, conference proceedings, newsletters and photographs of members.

The fonds consists of minutes, financial statements, correspondence, newsclippings, presidents' files, newsletters and membership lists.

The fonds consists of records primarily created or collected by Dr. Milone and Dr. Clark during their multi-decade tenure as co-Directors of the RAO. The records chart the early visions for the observatory and the gradual accumulation of equipment and infrastructure to support teaching and research. Records include correspondence on the acquisition of the land, the purchase of the first telescope (.4 m), subsequent telescopes and mirrors (1.5 m and 1.8 m), the photometry system, and the construction of the domes and the Visitor Centre. The records also include grant applications, budgets and financial materials, and administrative records including meeting notes, agendas and correspondence. Graphic materials document celebrations and ceremonies, and also the various milestones achieved by the acquisition of equipment and construction of various building components as well as teaching activities and outreach including Open Houses.

The fonds consists of Marjorie Roughsedge’s collected photographs of Valdez, Alaska (1904-1905), photographs of Forrest Albert Morrill during a boat trip from the Milk River to the Gulf of Mexico (ca. 1920), photographs of the Tymchuks and other Ukrainians in Alberta (ca. 1918-ca. 1937), photographs of the Slemko family in Belalya, Ukraine (ca. 1918-ca. 1970), photographs of Bert, Lee, and Eleanor Roughsedge (1940-1941), a newsclipping about a Bible owned by Marjorie’s ancestors (1960), correspondence to Marjorie from the artist Dorothy Dowhan (1973-1975), Lee’s records as a volunteer leader of the Junior Forest Wardens (ca. 1973-ca. 1975), her records as a volunteer programmer at Fort Calgary (1977-ca. 1979), and a collected eulogy for Henrietta Edith Kissinger Gibson (1980).