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Fonds consists of material gathered and preserved by Baugh and his wife, Jean A. Baugh (née Gordon) pertaining to Baugh's naval career, as well as his personal interests and correspondence with friends and family. Also includes a baseball signed by members of the 1934 MLB All-Star team who visited Japan in that year sailing on the Empress of Japan, on which Baugh was a junior officer.

Fonds consists of the records Gerald I Kenney created during his research for the books 'Arctic Smoke and Mirrors' (2003) boxes 1-5, Dangerous Passage (2004), box 6, and ships of Wood. Men of Iron' (2005), box 7. Records include copies of archival documenst, copies and original photographic prints related used in the books, correspondence including with the Pierre Burton and the Royal commission on RCAP in the 1993-1994, and with fellow researchers and stakeholders, three VHS tapes, two of which are interviews with Kenney, and 22 audio cassette tapes with interviews Kenny conducted himself with witnesses of the Inuit resettlement program for his book 'Arctic Smoke and Mirrors'. The VHS tapes and computer diskettes are recordings of 1993 RCAP public hearings and CBC programs on the subject. Some research materials, consisting of copies of archival materials Kenney obtained from archival repositories and private sources, was retained by the archivist because they may be difficult to acquire.

Fonds consists of correspondence; manuscript scores of unpublished orchestral, instrumental and vocal music for a wide variety of ensembles and instruments; research material, preliminary work and manuscripts of several drafts of G. Wuensch's book Max Reger (1873-1916) : a second look; reviews, newsclippings and programs relating to G. Wuensch's career; and teaching materials.

The fonds consists of incorporation documents and bylaws, proceedings of annual general meetings, newsletters, family histories, passenger ship and border crossings lists (especially North Portal, Saskatchewan), records of the 1984 GRHS International Convention, and miscellaneous family letters and interviews.

Family histories for the following families are in the fonds: Boechler, Bosch, Boser, Brittner, Brockel, Dell, Eherman, Fauth, Flemer, Friet, Ginther, Goetz, Hauck, Jaufmann, Kienzie, Lang, Leno, Ley, Levi (Levie), Materi (Materie), Mock, Moldenhauer, Moser, Ohlhauser, Pfaff, Reib, Richter, Riehl, Schafer, Scharbach, Schlenker, Schmidt, Schmoll, Schopp, Seibold, Seher, Senger, Torscher (Dorscher), Wald, Wangler, Weiss, Weninger, and Zeiler.

The collection consists of one three ring binder with 19 double-sided pages in plastic sleeves and 13 single-sided pages taken from a photo album and placed in the three ring binder. At the end of the binder there is a single plastic sleeve with 2 inserts relating to an Belgian individual who died in Buchenwald. The collection also contains a certificate from the offices of Adolf Hitler, received by Gertrud Lessman and accompanied by a large photo.

The fonds consists of transcript of interview with Gertrude Routledge by her grandson John Olson, in which she describes working at Pryce-Jones Department Store (incomplete with some pages missing); photographs of the family and their home; and tiny caricatures drawn by John Routledge, including one of a railway conductor.

MsC 226 consists of minutes of the first to eighty-third meetings of the Royal Commission on Bilingualism and Biculturalism (1963 September 4 - 1971 February 27); Research Bulletin, a compilation of research projects and contracts to be carried out to provide background information for the Royal Commission; A preliminary report of the Royal Commission on Bilingualism and Biculturalism; Press reaction to the preliminary report of the Royal Commission on Bilingualism and Biculturalism; and several miscellaneous reports and a letter relating to the Commission. Items distributed to Commissioners, among them Commissioner Gertrude Laing, Calgary, Alberta. MsC 333 consists of 3 recorded interviews of G. Laing by Dr. Marion McKenna, November 1, 1978, April 8, 1997 and April 23, 1997; transcript of April 8, 1997 interview; photocopy of a photograph of G. Laing; and Tribute column by Nancy Millar published in the Calgary Herald, January 12, 2006. Filed with MsC 226 (Box 2).

The fonds consists of interior views of the Great West Saddlery workshop in Calgary, including employees.

The fonds consists of minutes, membership records, financial records, and other material related to the activities of the club.

The fonds consists of cartoons dealing with rodeo, the Canadian Navy, western politics, sports and Christmas; and a photograph album containing views of his 1927 roping award, and commercial action shots of Calgary Exhibition and Stampede events.

The fonds consists of photographs of the Bow River Horse Ranch, ranching activities, the Morley reserve, and the Goddard and Grasse families. Also consists of Bow River Horse Ranch records: agreements, financial statements, brand lists, correspondence, and land descriptions; records pertaining to the Goddard's horses: horse show awards, registration and inspection certificates, pedigrees, prescriptions, newsclippings, and programs; and family certificates and memberships.

The fonds consists of military papers and photographs of William Giles; school papers of Mabel; photographs of the Klondike; aerial views of Calgary; and photographs of the Calgary Prophetic Bible Institute.

The fonds consists of the originals (2022.38) and typescripts of Florence Gillespie's diaries (1887-1890) and photographs of Calgary and along the line of the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) which were taken by Cornelius J. Soule, Boorne and May and J. F. Cooke.

The fonds consists of Calgary Area annual reports, minutes, records of records of Standing and Ad-hoc Committees, papers and photographs documenting the development of Jubilee Camp, memorabilia and photographs of special camps, programs, scrapbooks and newspaper clippings. Also includes photographs, slides, videos, and records pertaining to Lady Olave Baden-Powell, the international organization and Guiding in general.

The fonds also includes the records of the national Girl Guides of Canada and the Alberta Council which pertain to Calgary Area and local operations (1925-1996). The national records consist of incorporation documents, policy manuals, handbooks, annual reports, catalogues of uniforms and supplies, and promotional literature, posters and videos. The provincial records consist of annual reports, newsletters, and a promotional video.

The fonds consists of photographs of the Girling family in Calgary, and the Ogden shops.