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Fonds consists of personal and business correspondence; research material and recipes; scrapbooks containing newsclippings of columns, photographs and material relating to publication of books, special events and travel; manuscripts of columns and cookbooks; articles, certificates and other materials about D.H. Gray; books; book reviews; realia; and works by others.

The fonds consists of correspondence regarding newspaper columns and publications; reference files relating to food preparation; correspondence and newsclippings about the Citizenship Council; and photographs of an ethnic fashion show. Also includes school report cards, projects, and identification cards of her daughter, Dorothy H. Gray.

The fonds consists of correspondence, speeches, programs, clippings etc. re Dorothy Groves’ community service activities, political interests and activities, and involvement with various women’s issues and organizations, particularly the establishment of the Alberta Advisory Council on Women’s Issues. Also includes papers collected by Dorothy Weber and donated by Dorothy Groves re the establishment of the Alberta Advisory Council on Women’s Issues.

The fonds consists of Dorothy's letters to her Aunt Susie Peters (1939-1987); letters to her parents and siblings (1943-1984); her education and teaching certificates (1945-1980); autobiographical notes written by her father, David G. Klassen (ca. 1974); a family history of the Ratzlaffs called "A Family Sojourn" (2003); family photographs taken in both Russia and Canada; articles by and about Susan B. Peters, including a 1920 letter written by Susan about the Russian Revolution; and Ray's certificate of appointment as Minister of Industry and Tourism.

The fonds consists of photos of Veteran Canadian Girls in Training group.

The fonds consists of ranching records and personal papers and photographs of McDaniel and his family.

Fonds consists of letters to D. Dudley, chiefly from Alfred Leo Duggan, British novelist, and from Grace Duggan, Marcella _____, Evelyn Waugh and Laura Duggan. Also includes letter from A. L. Duggan to Ambrose Dudley; and newsclippings of reviews of A. L. Duggan's novels and of a memoir by E. Waugh (Spectator, July 10, 1964)

Fonds consists of files detailing the history and development of the Doucette Library of Teaching Resources.

The fonds consists of his personal papers, including genealogical records and his application for Metis status; incorporation documents and work orders for Frontier Services; minutes, correspondence, and reports of various organizations to which he belonged, including the Metis Association of Alberta / Metis Nation of Alberta (Zone 3 and Local 87), Calgary Native Friendship Society, and Calgary Aboriginal Urban Affairs Committee; and reference material related to the Metis.

The fonds consists of correspondence, notes, and records of organizations in which he was involved; Gay newspapers; and some personal papers.

Fonds consists of material related Douglas and Hilda Doherty's personal lives and careers, theatrical productions and events they were involved in or attended, and an interview by Douglas Doherty regarding theatre history in 1971 which includes television and movie scripts, photographs, play scripts and programs, scrapbooks, and audiovisual material. Doug and Hilda were involved with the Northside Players, Calgary Civic Theatre, Arts & Letters Club, Musical Theatre of Calgary, the University of Calgary Department of Drama, among other theatrical companies.

Fonds consists of architectural drawings, correspondence, minutes, reports, specifications, models, and other records documenting the architectural career of Douglas Cardinal from 1963 to 1984. The majority of the fonds consists of project records, including drawings, textual files, and models, though there is also a small volume of office files (community development process diagrams and organizational structure diagrams), as well as one file of Cardinal’s student thesis drawings. The fonds documents over 100 projects, largely in the prairies, including St. Mary’s Church, Grande Prairie Regional College, Alberta Government Service Centre Ponoka, Arctic Gardens, Grotski Residence, Cardinal Design Studio, Parada Building, Spruce Grove Composite High School, St. Albert Civic and Cultural Centre, Leighton Artist Colony, as well as notable projects in the Northwest Territories, including Bailey Residence, Hay River High School, and Cambridge Bay Centre. There are three series in the fonds: 1. Student records; 2. Office records; and 3. Project records.

The fonds consists of a photograph album containing views relating to his military service in the South African War.

The fonds consists of a recorded interview with Douglas Cunnington by J.H.R. Thomson. Includes a transcript of the same interview.

The fonds consists of speeches for radio and television broadcasts, election correspondence (especially 1968), newsclippings about Harkness and the nuclear controversy, Progressive Conservative Party pamphlets (1926-1959), photographs of Harkness (1957) and early Calgary, and miscellany. Includes speech recorded on the occastion of his 1945 election.

Consists of photograph albums, military service records, training material related to the military and medical career and travels of Douglas Sallis.