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The fonds consists of photographs of Willoughby (Sr.) and NWMP personalities, Sergeant G.N. Bryan and First World War army groups and events, Bill and Second World War army groups and events, and natives. Includes Willoughby's (Sr.) NWMP discharge certificate.

• The fonds consists of constitution (1916), minutes (1890-1904, 1906-1959), financial statements (1915-1916) and transcripts of interviews with members of southern Alberta's legal profession (1982-1984).

The fonds consists of constitution, annual reports, minutes, membership lists, correspondence, financial records, briefs, newsletters, conference proceedings and scrapbooks.

The fonds consists of manuscripts for the published books; recorded interviews with Calgary personalities, teachers in rural and Calgary schools, and city police officers and chiefs; minutes, reports and correspondence of the History Committee; posters of events, and submitted to logo contest; sheet music for Calgary's centennial song; and photographs of mayors, churches, military, Calgary personalities and the Providence Creche.

The fonds consists of correspondence between Charlie and Etta (1885-1890); correspondence with T. Arnold Haultain (1897-1908); correspondence with friends and relatives (1870-1935); Etta's extensive memoirs (1938); Charles' record of expenses (1892-1901); poetry collected by the Haultains (1883-1909); list of wedding presents (1890); Etta's recipe books (1840-1930s); Charles' sketches (1883-1887); and newsclippings about Charles' cousin, Frederick W.G. Haultain (1904-1905, 1942). Includes photographs of the Haultains, North-West Mounted Police life, and towns in which they lived (especially Fort Macleod).

The fonds consists of photographs of Mounted Police activities and personalities.

The fonds consists of photographs of treaty payment trips to Lac la Ronge, Ile a la Crosse and Churchill River, Saskatchewan (1910-1911); and photographs of Prince Albert RNWMP division (1909, 1910s), Regina detachment (1910s), and Prime in the crime lab at Prince Albert (1911-1914). Includes scrapbook of newsclippings of murder cases on which he worked (1912-1916).