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The collection consists of materials created or received by Dr. Robert Lampard during his research into a book on the life of James Wheeler Davidson, a Rotary International member who established a number of international chapters in the early 20th century. The collection also consists of records related to Lampard’s research into the naming of Mount Davidson (the mountain was named in 1935 but never entered into the record), and the subsequent “first ascent” of the mountain by Lampard and Rotary International members.

Fonds consists of records relating to Randall's activities as an observer in international elections, his own federal election bid as a Liberal candidate, his role as Dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences and his leadership of the Latin American Research Centre. Fonds also includes papers, reports, and scrapbooks.

Fonds consists of manuscripts of drafts, proofs, notes, research articles, correspondence and other related material to S. Mayr's published novels.

Fonds consists of correspondence with authors and colleagues, teaching materials, conference and speaking engagements, drafts of his dissertation, works by the author, and three scrapbooks.

Fonds consists of reviews, articles, research grant reviews, minutes of meetings and reports.

The fonds consists of an anti-alcohol card (ca. 1948) and Norm’s research notes and recorded interviews related to the writing of the book Bands by the Bow (ca. 1975); photographs of the Draper family (ca. 1904), South Ward School (1905), Central School (1906), the staff of the Trader’s Bank of Canada in Stettler, Alberta (ca. 1909), and the 191st Battalion; and many collected photographs of bands in Calgary.

The fonds consists of hotel registers (1960-1965, 1972-1975), and promotional material including menus (ca. 1930, 1960s).

The collection consists of transcripts of interviews with pioneers and photographs donated by interviewees.

The fonds consists of biographical data, newsclippings, certificates, speeches and reports written while working for the city. Includes photographs of events in which he was involved.

The fonds consists of photographs (some aerial or bird's-eye views) of buildings, businesses, industries, events, personalities and clubs in Calgary and other Alberta towns and cities (1950s-1970s).

The fonds consists of Duncan's certificate, letterbooks and railway passes (1887-1906), Duncan's autograph collection, Archie's First World War correspondence and miscellaneous papers, a history of the Campbell family, biography of Z.T. Wood, press release regarding S.T. Wood's retirement, and a history of the Esquimalt and Nanaimo Railway. Includes photographs of Fort Macleod, North-West Mounted Police (NWMP), military personalities and activities, First Nations people (likely Blood), the Supreme Court of the North-West Territories (1896), and the airplane used for the first airmail flight to cross the Canadian Rockies (1919).

The fonds consists of papers, reports and research files, predominantly about North American museums.

The fonds consists of photographs of Duncan and his family, a brief to the Finlay Commission (1921), and articles on agriculture and awards (1911-1930)

The fonds consists of CPR promotional materials designed by McMurray: placards, station displays, postcards and information sheets; photographs of, and used in, promotional displays; CPR circulars and memoranda; plans of Strathmore; and various family programs, souvenir booklets, greeting cards and newsclippings.

The fonds consists of D.W.'s diaries (1896, 1898), evidence regarding fire investigation in Dawson City (1899), Macleod Improvement Company prospectus and minutes (1885-1907), and miscellaneous correspondence, programs and invitations; Rider and Chester's military photographs of Strathcona's (1909, 1913), Canadian School of Musketry (1909), military exercises and camps, and First World War views; Chester's commission; Rider's invitations and dance cards (1917-1929); and First World War postcards. Also consists of Lillie's postcards (1915-1916, 1929) and her letters with, and newsclippings about, the Samuel B. Steele family; photographs of the family, Fort Macleod, Dawson City and NWMP; and Eloise's scrapbook. Includes First World War photographs and letters of Lt. W.J. Adams, Fort Macleod.

The fonds consists of photographs of Elnora homesteads, canoeing and prospecting in British Columbia, military views, Calgary Stampede (1912, 1919); Albert's reminiscences of 1906 prairie fire; and microfilm of Lewis' reminiscences and his booklet An Art Student in Western Canada including text and sketches.