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The fonds consists of reminiscences (transcribed in 1977-1978) of her life before she married, including comments on Lord and Lady Aberdeen, Sam Steele, Charcoal and Kootenai Brown; and photographs of her mother (1902), Sam Steele (1908) and a group in a carriage at the Fort Macleod NWMP barracks (1893).

Fonds consists of business, professional and personal papers reflecting E. de Mille's activities in the bookselling trade. Includes the following material relating to Evelyn de Mille Books Ltd.: correspondence (1961-1975); material relating to staff, advertising, statistics and finances; book catalogues; scrapbooks; newsclippings; newsletters; and miscellaneous material. Material relating to the Canadian Booksellers Association: correspondence (1957-1978), brochures, financial and other reports, contracts, press releases, policy statements and materials relating to conventions and seminars. Personal papers including correspondence, family papers and material documenting professional and volunteer activities.

The fonds consists of photographs of the homestead at Consort and Willow Brook School pupils; and reminiscent articles, "Our Sod House", "School Days at Willow Brook", and "Restless Pioneers".

The fonds consists of diaries (1898-1957), speeches, Normal School registers (1923-1940), psychology lecture notebooks, and photographs of staff and students of the Normal School.

Consists of five photo albums and several brochures that document the construction of numerous Zimmcor curtain wall projects between 1974 and 1987. The photo albums were created and maintained by Ewald Caspar who started working for Zimmcor in the 1960s and went on to become Vice President of the company before leaving in 1987. The photographs provide views of numerous important curtain wall buildings, largely from the early to mid-1980s. Among the project documented in the albums are the National Gallery of Canada in Ottawa, designed by Moshe Safdie, the Peoria Civic Centre in Peoria, Illinois, designed by Philip Johnson, the Imperial Tobacco Headquarters Building in Bristol, England, designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, and the Bank of Canada Expansion Building in Ottawa, designed by Arthur Erickson. Several brochures for a selection of the projects are also included in the collection.

Fonds consists of correspondence, concert programs, newsclippings of articles about the chorus, financial records, chorus constitution and photographs.

The fonds consists of programs of concerts, promotional materials, and a photograph of the group.

The fonds consists of minutes, committee reports, membership lists, business correspondence, financial statements, corporate board records of the International coordinating body, convention proceedings, and newsletters. Includes an audio recording, slides, and literature pertaining to the 1975-1976 orientation program.

Fonds consists of architectural drawings and photographs documenting the architectural works of J. Francis Brown, his son, F. Bruce Brown, and their subsequent firms, Bruce Brown & Brisley, Brown Brisley & Brown, Douglas Bruce Brown, and Brown Beck & Ross. The fonds includes early drawings by J. Francis Brown from 1890 to 1900 for the Monroe County Courthouse, the proposed B.C. Legislative Buildings, and a Triumphal Arch in Toronto. There are twenty-two student drawings by F. Bruce Brown from 1920 to 1922. The fonds includes photographs of architecture in France, Italy, and England taken by F. Bruce Brown while he studied at the Fontainebleau School of Fine Arts (1923-1924). There are copies of 189 colour slides documenting projects designed by the architects from 1886 to 1972. The slides are copies of photographs taken by F. Bruce Brown. The fonds notably also includes 1,765 architectural drawings for over eighty church projects the architects designed in Ontario from 1936 to 2006. The churches are mainly located in Toronto and the surrounding area, and are almost entirely Protestant churches. The drawings include preliminary proposal drawings, architectural working drawings, and perspective drawings. Among the notable projects documented in the fonds are McMaster Divinity College, All Saints Church Kingsway, Islington United Church, Bloor Street United Church, Leaside United Church, Kingsway-Lambton United Church, Parkdale United Church & Residence, St. Matthew's Anglican Church, St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church (Cobourg), and St. Giles Presbyterian Church. The architectural drawings include several perspective drawings created by the renowned Canadian sculptor William McElcheran, who was employed by Bruce Brown & Brisley as liturgical designer in the 1950s. The fonds contains five series: Series 1: J. Francis Brown drawings 1890-1900; Series 2: F. Bruce Brown student drawings 1920-1922; Series 3: F. Bruce Brown photographs 1923-1924; Series 4: F. Bruce Brown photographs of projects; and Series 5: Project records – Drawings.

The fonds consists of views of posts, boats, etc. in the NWT, and a parade in Edmonton, Alberta.

Fonds consists of budgets, annual reports and minutes of the House and Executive Committees.

The fonds consists of minutes, agendas, correspondence, reports, proposals and related material. The fonds is arranged into four series: (1) Faculty of Arts and Science Council (2) Faculty of Arts and Science Executive Council (3) Committees (4) Correspondence.

Fonds consists of records from the Dean's office concerning curriculum coordination and scheduling, program development, curriculum development and review, course outlines, Dean's Advisory Committee, Dean's Council, Faculty of Humanities Development Plan, effective writing, evaluations of departments, official inauguration, editorship and publication of ARIEL, Killam Resident Fellows, International Education Council, Language Research Centre, issues of the newsletter "Gallimaufry" and "Faculty of Humanities Newsletter," annual bibliographies, and pamphlets. Fonds includes series for Philology Research Group Newsletter, Gallimaufry, Faculty of Humanities Newsletter, Annual Bibligraphy, Faculty of Humanities (Pamphlets), and Pamphlets, Language Research Centre.

Fonds consists of administrative records such as program files, buildings, University of Calgary Swim Club, Faculty Council, appeals, and Faculty General Promotions Committee, pamphlets, issues of the Newsletter of Outdoor Pursuits Student's Society, "The Oval Record," "Inside Track," brochures from Campus Recreation/Kinesiology Client Services, course outlines, film and video recordings of Dinos Football games, and annual reports of the Faculty of Kinesiology, the Sport Medicine Centre, the Human Performance Laboratory, and the Roger Jackson Centre for Health & Wellness Research. Fonds includes series for Course Outlines; Pamphlets; Pamphlets, Olympic Oval; Oval Record; Inside Track; Annual reports, Olympic Oval; Annual Reports, Sport Medicine Centre, Annual Reports, Human Performance Laboratory; and Annual Reports, Roger JacksonCentre for Health & Wellness Research.

Fonds consists of Director of Administration and Community Relations records including correspondence of the official opening and Tenth Anniversary, correspondence regarding the Martland and Fenerty Lecture series, reports from the Fund Development Committee and the Focus on Natural Resource Law Campaign (1975-1990), and records of the Dean of Law including minutes, reports and correspondence from the Council of Canadian Law Deans and the Faculty of Law Council (1975-1993). Also includes records from the Dean's Office, the Associate Dean's office and the Director of Administration including administrative material, curriculum, admissions and fund development committees, material regarding the history of the Faculty and records regarding the move to the Professional Faculties Building. Also consists of copies of "The Springing Use" (1976-1980), "Moot Hill" (1982-1989), annual reports of the Canadian Research Institute for Law and the Family (1988-1990), pamphlets and teaching materials (1977-1994), the Faculty of Law yearbook (1989), newsletters, videos documenting lectures, speeches, performances, and other events in the Faculty of Law, and records of the Special Committee on Pornography and Prostitution (Fraser Committee). Fonds includes series for News Briefs, Yearbooks, Newsletters, Pamphlets, and The Springing Use.