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The fonds consists of photographs of Black Diamond Stampede, Alberta Stampede, Sheep Creek Stock Association round-up, and Calgary Stampede. Includes his nomination for induction into the Rodeo Hall of Fame, and an Alberta Stampede program.

The fonds consists of letters written by Bob Edwards (1907-1922); photocopies of his birth and death certificates, obituary newsclippings (1922); a television script based on his life (1962); and photographs of Edwards in his office and with his wife. Included are letters to the Calgary Board of Trade re misleading advertising for settlers (1907), Mr. Haddin re Eye Opener subscription (1911), Warren Davenport re Eye Opener subscription (1912), Isaac Cowie re Hudson's Bay Company oldtimers (1913), Jessie McCauley Ross (nurse) re personal activities and drinking problems (1915), and Vancouver newspaperman George Murray re marriage, personal life, and publishing (1915-1922).

Fonds consists of archival material from the Bob Gibson Collection of Speculative Fiction, primarily the lists and indexes to the over 35,000 books, periodicals and handmade anthologies B. Gibson collected over his lifetime, including index cards in four large (57 cm x 12 cm) hand-made wooden file boxes. Also includes correspondence with speculative fiction publishers, newsclippings, artefacts (writing implements and artist's tools), and material relating to Mildred Gibson including a folder of pencil sketches and watercolours, many signed W.H. Bos.

The fonds consists of photographs of Bowden businesses, buildings, events and personalities including Bob and Walter (1902-1921).

The fonds consists of photographs of Turner Valley oil industry and Calgary; sketches, photographs and articles regarding aircraft; and a recorded interview about home-built airplanes.

The fonds consists of Fraser family letters (1875-1901), legal papers regarding land disputes (1892), stock and ranch operation accounts and statements (1914-1925), and memoirs (as told to neighbour, Angus McKinnon, in 1951). Also consists of photographs of the ranch and family (1883-1908), 1939 royal visit, and Calgary.

The collection consists of recorded interviews with pioneers of the County of Mountain View. Includes Jensen's research papers about Olds and the County of Mountain View.

The fonds consists of Deryk's photographs of the Bodington homestead, Millarville pioneers, Alberta and Blackfoot personalities, Treaty number 7, John Davenall Turner, and Yellowknife, NWT; his articles on Cominco's Con Mine; John and Gladys' passports and land certificate; Gladys' reminiscences; articles re cattle drives and Art Webster.

Collection has been artificially created by combining four bookplate accessions.

The fonds consists of traveller's sample book of photographs of mountain scenes, the British Columbia interior, CPR points and railway bridges, tunnels, trains and workers (1889). Includes photographs of native people and a Blood sun dance (1887); of May, his wife, family and ranch (1885-1907); of Boorne, his Manitoba homestead, and the Calgary studio; and experimental photographs (1883-1884). Includes his article, "With the Savages in the Far West", published in the Canadian Photographic Journal, 1893. Also includes a diary of Boorne's cousin Ernest May (1897).

The fonds consists of Edith's poetry, correspondence (including letters from sweetheart who died in the First World War), and teaching certificates; Mary's poetry, and records of birthday celebrations; family histories and early correspondence of the Early and Rinehart families; articles about the Vulcan hospital, Kirkcaldy Women's Institute, and Auburn School; and photographs of the Boose, Early and Rinehart families, Vulcan buildings and events, and various schools.

Fonds consists of records pertaining to Roubakine's musical and photographic interests. Includes concert programs and reviews, correspondence, lecuture notes, manuscripts, articles, and photographic prints.

The fonds consists of Emile's account book including personal and business inventory, photograph of Emile, and photocopy of 1955 promotional booklet on Roundhill. Also consists of photographs of Signe and Irving; John and Juri and their homestead; and Irving's father, Zilbert Herbert Hills, and his ranch (1900-1920s). Includes photographs, ledger and letterhead from Camrose Drug Co. (ca. 1925-1930); and photocopies of John's naturalization papers and homestead records (1900-1902), and Signe's confirmation certificate (1900). Also includes photographs of Camrose personalities, buildings and events (1904-1912).

Collection consists of records documenting the freelance architectural career of architect Oliver Botar Sr. There are 129 architectural drawings documenting his freelance projects, including two condominium projects in Edmonton, his design of the Supercrane 8000, the Grassland Community Library, and the Danny Gaudet Residence. Also included are the project drawings for several works for the Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation, including the school, administrative building, and home for seniors. There are also seven photographs of his air traffic control towers and a file documenting his work for the Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation. Also included is a biography of Oliver Botar Sr. written by Oliver Botar Jr. and Gabor Botar. The archival materials have been divided into three series: 1. Drawings; 2. Files; 3. Photographs.

The fonds consists of photographs of group of men in Calgary, possibly employees of King Edward Hotel (ca. 1906), and graduating class of St. Mary's High School (1928-1929).

The fonds consists of minutes, bylaws, agreements, financial statements, and correspondence pertaining to the association's dealings with various companies and organizations. Includes a speech by Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA) John L. Robinson about rural electrification.

The fonds consists of memorandum of association, minutes, financial statements, shareholders' records, correspondence, and sales records.