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The fonds consists of Arthur's notebooks and diaries (1900-1919), correspondence, war papers, memberships and memoirs of his homesteading and war experiences; Florence's certificates and papers re United church activities; newspaper clippings about the family; and photographs of homesteading, the Munson area, Calgary businesses, and the military. Includes photos of the Griffith Parry and Thomas Pierce families of Morrin, and the Henry Barrett family of Beddington. Also includes some documents related to their brother-in-law Walter Smith (who was born in England in 1856 and died in Calgary in 1944).

The fonds consists of an album of photographs, taken by Associated Screen News, of Banff Highland Festival events and performances; also an album of agricultural views in the three Prairie Provinces.

The collection consists of photographs of Ukrainian settlers, homesteading and oil developments at Redwater, Alberta.

The fonds consists of law firm client files (1914-1947) and clients' accounts (1930-1938); personal papers and correspondence (1907-1940); correspondence, speeches, articles, and newspaper clippings pertaining to game birds and game conservation (1908-1959). Includes correspondence of the Alberta Fish and Game Association and its predecessors (1909-1946). Also includes photographs of the Winter family and Calgary.

The fonds consists of reminiscences "Horse Shoe Ranch" by Birdie Banister and Katharine Banister, and "The Banister Home near Coronation, Alberta - Memories of Ida (Birdie) Banister"; documents and newspaper clippings relating to Stephen Banister and his daughers, Birdie and Katharine; and photographs relating to Stephen Banister, his family and the Horse Shoe Ranch, near Coronation, Alberta.

Consists of sound recordings of interviews undertaken by David Finch of Calgary, Alberta with local people knowledgeable about the Bar U Ranch, a national historic site at Pekisko, Alberta. Also consists of outlines for the interviews, which include biographical information and a summary of contents, and the preliminary observations of David Finch about the project as a whole.