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The fonds consists of extensive photograph albums of La Nauze's police and military careers in the north, Alberta, Ontario, and the Maritimes. Also includes views of his family in Ireland, a trip to Baghdad, and photos of his wife and children. The fonds also consists of his Mounted Police and Canadian Expeditionary Force diaries; memoir of Great Bear Lake patrol; his article "Murder in the Arctic" (1929); article on the Bathurst Inlet patrol; "A History of the La Nauze family" (including a biography of his father Thomas La Nauze's mounted police career); and other articles, obituaries and notes re Mounted Police activities.

The fonds consists of alphabetically arranged subject files created while anthropologist at the National Museum. These contain Leechman's correspondence, articles and research notes on various native peoples topics; articles and reports collected for reference purposes; and circulars, convention proceedings, etc., of organizations to which he belonged. Includes photographs of British Columbia and Yukon native peoples, native villages and petroglyphs.

The fonds consists of a biography (1993), family histories of the Peters and Klassen families, education certificates (1934-1956), teacher inspectors' reports (1953-1960), diary (Dec. 1957-June 1958), extensive correspondence (1956-1963), history of Reindeer Station (1957), grocery and car account books (1942, 1958-1960, 1966-1973, 1984), slides of Reindeer Stn. (1956-1960), photographs of family and NWT (1900-1970), films of Reindeer Stn., Gumbo School, Alberta, family gathering, and Rockies trip (1950-1960), and audio recordings of school concerts and activities at Reindeer Stn. and Fort McPherson (1957-1963).

The fonds contains records that document Morrow's naval service and his time as a circuit judge in the Canadian Arctic. Records include correspondence, judgement records and legal files, reference files, notebooks, audio-visual records.

The fonds consists of photographs taken while serving in the NWT: RCMP detachments, activities and personalities, Slaveys, Inuit, a treaty payment at Fort Rae (Treaty 11), Roman Catholic missions, dog sleds, drying fish, and the RCMP schooner "St. Roch" (1928-1940). Includes photograph of Carter in uniform (1926) and a letter by Carter describing the Albert Johnson hunt (1970).