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The fonds consists of a detailed diary (at M-745) of the 1876 journey. Also includes (at M-477) newsclippings about the family and harness makers, McLeod family genealogy, and miscellaneous family photographs.

The fonds consists of photographs of the Main and Davis families and the Main butcher shop.

The fonds consists of photographs of Weed's home and Alpine Club events, and notes about Lake Louise.

The fonds consists of personal papers and family genealogy (1919-1982); RCMP-related records about his early career (1933-1959), security and intelligence work (1943-1966), time as Commissioner (1963-1967, criticisms of the Force (1963-1980), and police history (1918-1974); Ombudsman for Alberta records (1967-1979); speeches and writings (1938-1981); clubs and organizations (1953-1982); extensive scrapbooks and newspaper clippings (1930s-1982); and photographs of McClellan and his career activities.

The fonds consists of the Prospectus of the Canada Pacific Railway syndicate (1871), photographs of the family, the family bible, other miscellaneous items and correspondence between family members in the late 1930s.

Fonds consists of George Melnyk's files as writer and editor, including correspondence and manuscripts, and administrative records of the NeWest Institute of Western Canadian Studies of which he was a co-founder. Of particular note is material relating to the writing and publication of the two volume "Literary History of Alberta" including research files, correspondence, reviews, manuscript drafts, and transcripts and audio-cassette tapes of interviews with authors. Also includes photographic, electronic, and audio visual material.

The fonds consists of photographs of Wilkinson home and family, Calgary, Calgary Stampede, and a hockey team.

The fonds consists of a transcript of an interview about his life (1971); photographs of Calgary events, personalities, and post offices; and photographs of military units and Castle Mountain Internment camp. Includes address given on decoration day (1936) and program (1969).

Collection consists of materials that reflect Morley’s life-long passion for comic art and includes an extensive compilation of comic strips from both comic books and newspapers. Morley was also interested in the history of comic art and maintained a series of reference files on artists and comic art subject matters. The collection also consists of ephemera acquired by Morley that celebrates both comic art and popular culture including posters, fabric, and a calendar.

The fonds consists of petition and letter regarding the incorporation of Calgary (1884); microfilm of transcripts of his diary and papers related to duties as mayor (1883-1886); photograph of his log house (1883); and biographical notes about the family.

The fonds consists of Verna's manuscript "My Nocturnal Fantasy", which includes her poems, and various awards (1994); and photographs (1927-1930s) of George Narolsky, the shoe repair shop, violins, and Verna as "the Yodeling Cowgirl".

The fonds consists of photographs of Calgary, Red Deer, Banff and other Alberta areas; and photographs of George and various electrical association events. Also consists of diary (1918), City Electric Light Department manual, and newsclippings.

The collection consists of photographs of Dawson, Yukon Territory and vicinity, including gold miners and buildings.

The fonds consists of photographs of homesteading and ranching.

The fonds consists of personal papers and photographs; records pertaining to his career as a doctor: correspondence, medical diary (1905), journals, calendars, an autobiography of Dr. E.A. Braithwaite, biographical data on various doctors, photographs and medical certificates; a Second World War trench map; correspondence as medical director of the Department of Soldiers' Civil Re-Establishment; and correspondence as vice president of the Calgary Zoological Society.

The fonds consists of a photograph album of views of the treaty payment trip to the Northwest Territories. Includes a few photos of the Morley reserve, including the residential school, hospital, and Reid's house.

The fonds consists of reminiscences of his life; miscellaneous poems regarding William Aberhart; and photographs of cabins, road work, bridges, homestead and trapping in the Grande Prairie/Sexsmith/Duhamel area.

Fonds consists of personal and business correspondence; and manuscripts of and material relating to G. Ryga's poetry, short stories, novels, musical works, essays, addresses, screenplays, and radio, television and stage plays. Two small appendices (MsC 153, 154) consisting of material relating to G. Ryga and acquired from other sources include correspondence and photocopies of an essay by and articles about G. Ryga. Accession 614/97.3 consists of a long-play recording, The Ecstasy of Rita Joe, words by George Ryga, music by Ann Mortifee. (Ann Mortifee, vocalist; Chief Dan George, Ann Mortifee, Peter Haworth, voices; Paul Horn, flute; various musicians.) (Vancouver: Kerygma Records, [1973?]).

The fonds consists of photographs of George's (Sr.) ranch and cattle activities, and High River pioneers; and a speech about George (Jr.) and his oil career.