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The fonds consists of constitution, bylaws, minutes, correspondence, financial statements, and newsletters.

Fonds consists of variety of materials spanning majority of Howard Cable's professional life including: correspondence; financial materials such as budgets, payroll sheets, and account statements; royalty statements and contracts (some with riders); manuscript sketches and scores as well as published scores of works composed, co-authored, or arranged by Howard Cable including those based on Canadian folk music and those used in large-scale productions such as Canadian National Exhibition Grandstand shows and General Motors automobile shows; scripts and playlists for Canadian Broadcasting Corporation radio and television programmes as well as theatrical productions; programmes, promotional material and newsclippings related to productions or performances in which Howard Cable participated; administrative materials (e.g., meeting minutes, proposals, etc.) concerning professional associations or committees with which Howard Cable was involved; academic programmes and other materials related to courses or clinics taught by Howard Cable; some graphical materials such as technical drawings concerning stage schematics for Sea to Sea, Expo 67 and Canada Day shows in particular; photographs primarily relating to major productions with which Howard Cable was involved such as CNE Grandstand show Sea to Sea; and sound recordings of works that Howard Cable either composed or produced. MsC 300 consists of five orchestral parts/arrangements of popular songs by Howard Cable. 2024.33 consists of scores from Cable's time as musical director of the Imperial Room, Royal York Hotel, Toronto, and from his visits to McIntyre Ranch near Lethbridge, Alberta.

Collection consists of one album containing 529 autographs from leading 19th century figures, chiefly British, roughly separated into the sections of political figures, musicians, literary figures, visual artists, religious figures, performing artists, legal professionals, medical professionals, scientists, and philanthropists. List of contents at end of album.

The fonds consists of Howard Jewell’s personal and professional correspondence, photographs, sermons, posters, handbills, scripts of radio programs, sound recordings of broadcast sermons and music, correspondence from listeners, collected religious tracts, and financial records.

The fonds consists of photographs of his service in Canada and Germany in the First World War.

The fonds consists of Howard's scrapbook of certificates, birthday cards, newsclippings and programs (1941-1960), his award-winning high school art (1959), and photographs of his parents and relatives (1920-1947).

Fonds consists of History course outlines and other course materials, research notes, surveys, interviews, correspondence, drafts of published works, and photographs of ethnic groups such as Mormons. Includes photographs of Charles A. Magrath, a Mormon construction crew around 1900, and the Cardston, Alberta temple.

The fonds consists of photographs of Christopher, and Stettler, Buffalo Lake, and high schools in Calgary; and family correspondence, Margaret's birth certificate, Christopher and Adau's marriage certificate, and a drug prescription made by Christopher at the Stettler drug store.

The fonds consists of photographs of derelict buildings in Downtown East Village and Midnapore, a fire at Lacombe Home, the James Short School cupola, houses and buildings in Victoria Park, and other views of railway towns, cemeteries and Dunbow School.

The fonds consists of views of Writing-on-Stone, Coutts, Boissevain, and Regina.

The fonds consists of photographs of the 1884 and 1891 stores and the 1929 extension; photographs of store interiors; and photographs of various HBC posts in Manitoba. Also consists of a 1929 employee list for the Calgary wholesale operation; a brief history of the HBC in Calgary; and a press release about the HBC commemorative medal to commemorate the company's 300th anniversary.

The fonds consists of photographs of Fort Resolution, Fort Norman, Fort Simpson, Great Slave Lake, Peel River, Hay River, Fort Good Hope, Indians, Inuit and traders.

These photos were taken by a Hudson's Bay Company (HBC) fur trader from Mills Lakes, NWT who began working for the company about 1900.

The fonds consists of journal of daily occurrences at York Factory (1786-1789); McLeod's Lake post journal (1845-1848); Qu'Appelle Lake post journal (1857-1858 [typescript]); Fort St. John post fur account book (1909-1911); minutes of Northern Department council meeting (1883); and diary of Mr. Robinson, secretary of HBC commissioner, Joseph Wrigley, about 1887 trip to Alberta and Saskatchewan HBC posts (photocopy). Includes Fort Vermilion post balance sheet (1888); invoice from York Factory to Swan River District (1852); Fort Dunvegan daily account book (1891-1899 [photocopy]) and line of credit (1888); correspondence with French about claims to Hudson Bay (ca. 1687 [microfilm]); James Keith NWC and HBC papers (1802-1851 [microfilm]); Arthur Dobbs papers about HBC and search for Northwest Passage (1683-1752 [microfilm]); statement of account with Wesleyan Mission (1841-1842); statement of account with Russian American Fur Co. (1843-1844); anonymous diary kept during 1852 flood of Red River; letter from William Hemming Cook (1802), letter from Hugh Inkster (1801), letter from William Smith (1839), John Willes stock sale (1832).