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The fonds consists of typescript of manuscript of reminiscences of southern Alberta pioneers from Fort Macleod, Pincher Creek, High River and Lethbridge.

The fonds consists of recorded radio broadcasts (1936-1940); miscellaneous speeches, lectures, correspondence and greeting cards (1935-1943); appointment as President of Alberta Executive Council (1935); and family photographs. Includes programs of memorial events, and recordings of Aberhart Memorial Service (1943) and opening of Aberhart Memorial Sanatorium (1952).

Fonds consists of material related Douglas and Hilda Doherty's personal lives and careers, theatrical productions and events they were involved in or attended, and an interview by Douglas Doherty regarding theatre history in 1971 which includes television and movie scripts, photographs, play scripts and programs, scrapbooks, and audiovisual material. Doug and Hilda were involved with the Northside Players, Calgary Civic Theatre, Arts & Letters Club, Musical Theatre of Calgary, the University of Calgary Department of Drama, among other theatrical companies.

The fonds consists of annual reports, minutes, memberships lists, correspondence, financial statements, newsletters, programs, and newsclippings. Includes convention proceedings and newsletters of the Canadian Federation of Music Teachers' Associations. Also includes records of the Piano Pedagogy Group (1966-1997).

The fonds consists of minutes, newsletters, correspondence, photographs, scrapbooks, photograph albums, etc. for the chapters of Beta Sigma Phi in Calgary, Alberta.

The fonds consists of photographs of polo teams, ranchers, the Mannix family and Mannix construction work.

The fonds consists of photographs of the Meopham and Clem Gardner families, the VU Ranch and Springbank area, Minnie Gardner (Clem's sister) in a horse-jumping competition, and Millarville races. Includes a recorded interview with Clem (1962).

The fonds consists of Jean's reminiscent articles about Cochrane, Morley, Stoneys and other areas residents in the 1920s and 1930s (ca. 1974) and manuscript of her biography of Everett Johnson (1967). Also consists of photographs of Cochrane and Morley residents (1900-1940s), Laurie and the Cochrane polo team (1925-1934), and Everett Johnson (1882).

The fonds consists of biographical information about Critchley and also about Robert Newbolt, who also ranched in Alberta.

The fonds consists of minutes and accounts of the Pekisko Polo Club (Gee-Bung Polo Club) (1904-1914); photographs of polo teams, ranching, and High River personalities (1904-1921); newsclippings about polo (1907-1913, 1930); and a polo rule book (1934).