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The fonds consists of photographs of the Sinclair family and their activities, including hunting trips.

The fonds consists of diaries of travel and observations in western Canada.

Fonds consists of diaries kept by Watson during his time as a commanding officer during WWI. Also includes related WWI photographs and ephemera collected and arranged by Watson in scrapbook.

The fonds consists of a transcript of a tribute to David Wood Clapperton by his legal colleagues following his death; and photos of him in legal robes, in theatrical costumes, with justices of the Supreme Court of Alberta, and participating in the annual Burns Dinner (1946).

The fonds consists of certificates of incorporation (1947), general ledger (1953-1956), order books (1952-1953) and a brief history of the company (1976).

The fonds consists of photographs of Dawson family, Ellis and Grogan store, family friends, British Columbia mining towns of Sardon and Three Forks, and the S.S. Moyie.

The fonds consists of diaries (1937-1949, 1950-1971); business, organizational and personal correspondence; scrapbooks of newspaper clippings about local personalities and events; and photographs of stores and family.

The fonds consists of incorporation documents, minutes, membership lists, correspondence, cashbook and dissolution certificate, and photographs of De Winton and area pioneers.

The collection consists of photographs of DeBolt personalities, farming views, picnics, sports days and other events.

The fonds consists of minutes, financial statements and administrative records; programs, posters, promotional materials and reviews for dance productions; dance school records; and newsletters, press releases, and newsclippings. Includes a file about Alice Murdoch Adams.

The fonds consists of registration cards (ca. 1940s) and guest account book (1945).

The collection consists of drafts of family histories and historical articles (1980-1981), and copy negatives of photographs of local personalities, farming scenes, and social events (1907-1978).

The collection consists of an essay, descendancy chart, and collected photographs of the Pope family.

Consists of various objects including moccasins, headbands, evening bags, mukluks, necklaces, pictures and game bags created with traditional work methods and decorated with moose or caribou hair, quills, and fur.

The fonds consists of extensive photograph albums of La Nauze's police and military careers in the north, Alberta, Ontario, and the Maritimes. Also includes views of his family in Ireland, a trip to Baghdad, and photos of his wife and children. The fonds also consists of his Mounted Police and Canadian Expeditionary Force diaries; memoir of Great Bear Lake patrol; his article "Murder in the Arctic" (1929); article on the Bathurst Inlet patrol; "A History of the La Nauze family" (including a biography of his father Thomas La Nauze's mounted police career); and other articles, obituaries and notes re Mounted Police activities.

The fonds consists of Layzell's articles about horse racing, manuscripts for his books, racing programs (primarily Victoria Park and Chinook Jockey Club), newsclippings about horse racing, and photographs of horse races and miscellaneous views. Includes program for the EP Ranch thoroughbred horse dispersal sale (1930), and a biography of jockey, Johnny Longden.

The fonds consists of photographs of Joseph, members of the Dent family in military service, and Fred and Norman during the First World War; and Norman's paybook and discharge certificate.