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The fonds consists of photographs of RCMP and APP personalities and detachments; and police views during the Picariello / Lassandro (or Losandro) case.

The fonds consists of photographs of RCMP at Lethbridge. Also includes views of Norway House, Churchill, and God's Lake, Manitoba.

The fonds consists of photographs and news clippings relating to shooting of Mounted Police officers by three Doukhobors near Banff.

The fonds consists of photographs of the Davis family and ranch, Yukon, Medicine Hat exhibition grounds, and the Walter Hanson family (1891-1936); tributes and certificates of his Yukon service; memoirs about the Manor Ranch (1980s); and related correspondence.

The fonds consists of photographs of Fort Walsh, Saskatchewan and Fort Walsh, Alberta (1880-1887). Includes a remembrance card for A.E.C. Macdonnell (1938).

The fonds consists of photographs of the Oaks family, NWMP and military views, Turner Valley oilfields, Phoenix Lumber Co., and views near Rocky Mountain House, Alberta.

The fonds consists of accused persons files (related to crimes such as arson, bank robbery, cattle rustling, horse stealing, juvenile delinquency, kidnapping, liquor traffic, murder, prostitution, seduction, and suicide), which were handled by Detective Alexander "Scotty" Lawrence of Lethbridge; criminal identification forms including descriptions and photographs of criminals; diaries and case evidence notebook of Thomas S. Symons, officer with the Brooks detachment; records of Chief Detective J.D. Nicholson concerning the investigation and trial of Emilio Picariello and Florence Lassandro; notebook of Constable Willmott Maddison (1921-1923).

The fonds consists of diary (1929-1931); photographs of St. Roch, RCMP, and building an igloo (1931-1942); and letter from RCMP member W. King, about the capture of "Mad Trapper" Johnson (1932).

The fonds consists of legal client files (1911-1943) pertaining to cases of arson, divorce / marital dispute, gambling, liquor offenses, murder, narcotics (opium), prostitution, rape, theft, and various other crimes; diaries of legal appointments (1931-1942); McDougall-Segur records (1913-1936); Aberhart radio broadcasts (1935); financial records; Stewart Cameron cartoons and sketches about Social Credit; and newspaper clippings related to politics, legal cases and Second World War. Includes photographs of Cameron and scenes of the Steve Lawson murder in Coleman, Alberta (Picariello case).

The fonds consists of correspondence (1880-1928), speeches, certificates, newspaper clippings, family genealogy, invitations, programs, and photographs of Haultain and the Haultain family.