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The fonds consists of his autobiography; correspondence and reports regarding agricultural work (seed cleaning, stook sweeps, weeds, rural electrification); plans for a hog barn at Olds Agricultural College; research papers written for Glenbow Foundation re black settlers of Amber Valley and Wildwood, and about the Red River Valley; and photographs of agricultural inventions and operations.

The fonds includes his autobiography, "The Lighter Life", and an article by Stone on his family background and reminiscences on his childhood and youth in Alix. Includes recorded reminiscences, consisting mostly of readings from the diary he kept while secretary to Reid and Aberhart. Includes comments on the personalities of premiers Reid, Aberhart, and Manning, and Calgary mayor Rod Sykes.

Fonds consists of records documenting the architectural career of architect Fred Valentine. The records consist of project files created and maintained by Valentine that contain photographs, publicity, correspondence, architectural drawings, and project reports. The files are arranged alphabetically by Valentine with several general files at the end. Also included are six video recordings and one cassette that feature interviews with Valentine. The majority of Valentine’s architectural drawings were transferred to Stantec Architecture, accordingly they are not part of his fonds at the CAA.

The fonds consists of drafts of articles, short stories, novels and plays (ca. 1950s); draft of autobiography (1955); transcript of William Gladstone's diary; scrapbooks of published work; correspondence (1952-1953); teaching certificates (1914, 1916); and miscellany. Includes photographs of Pincher Creek pioneers, Freda G. Bundy, and Kootenay Lake.

The fonds consists of photographs of oil wells Continental Leduc #4, Continental Leduc #9, Continental Leduc Woodbend #4, and Major Oil Investments #3. In many of the photos Schultz is shown posing with associates Carl Bell and George Harris. Includes two photos of a ceremony in which Schultz apparently was made an honorary First Nations chief by Clyton C. Cross (Chief High Eagle). The photos were mostly the work of Calgary professional photographer Harry Pollard.

The fonds consists of Gordon's farm, ranch, business and personal records (1937-1990) including farm and ranch account books, grazing permits and leases, tax records, business correspondence, articles, speeches, Ph.D. thesis, awards, certificates, news clippings, scrapbooks, and records pertaining to government organizations and businesses with which he was involved.

Also consists of Frederick's farm, ranch and business records (1896-1950) including tax records, land acquisition records, grazing leases, farm and ranch accounting books, livestock brands and pedigrees and postal service records. Also includes some biographical information on the Burton family.

The fonds consists of photographs of Fort Walsh, his ranch at Medicine Hat, Kootenay Lake (Nelson and Kaslo), Victoria, Montreal and England.

Consists of material related to Colonel Bagley's involvement with the Canadian Over-Seas Expeditionary Force as a member of the 5th Battalion of the Canadian Mounted Rifles during the Boer War.

The fonds consists of family scrolls and biographical information; and photographs of Blackfoot (Siksika), the Gleichen area, the Calgary Stampede parade and the Williams family. Includes Fred's 1899 letter to Santa Claus.

The fonds consists of views of early Calgary and southern Alberta, including Calgary floods.

The fonds consists of Mounted Police correspondence and certificates; Percy's biography of Frederick; and photographs of Fort Macleod and Shaw relatives.

The fonds consists of photographs of Cariboo road and mining areas, British Columbia native peoples and Victoria area.

The fonds consists of two photographs documenting the R.C.E.’s erection of two bailey bridges over the Ijssel River in Zutphen, Gelderland, in the Netherlands, in 1945; as well as material documenting Davies's death.

The fonds consists of personal correspondence, citizenship papers, certificates, etc.; and business correspondence, financial statements, tax records, catalogues, price list, etc. pertaining to the farm implement business. Includes photographs of Case farm equipment, southern Saskatchewan and Peace River, Alberta; Minor Brothers Drowning Ford Ranch, north of Medicine Hat, Alberta; and the Minor and Naab family.