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The fonds consists of historical sketches, constitution, annual reports, minutes, correspondence, and resource materials used for developing the programs and activities.

The fonds consists of constitution and policy manuals (1953-1995); annual reports (1944-1999); minutes (1934-1999); records of Calgary Home Economists in Business (1970-1984); committee records (1963-1987); membership records ((1941-1999); financial records ((1934-1984); correspondence (1969-1982); records of affiliated organizations (1960-1981); records of projects and activities ((1961-1992); newsletters (1964-1999); and newspaper clippings and scrapbooks (1969-1986).

The fonds consists of annual reports, minutes, correspondence, biographical data, newsletters, etc. of AHEA, and local associations' minutes.

• The fonds consists of constitution, bylaws and minutes (1954-2001); correspondence (1969-1981); committees and special projects files (1962-1998); briefs, reports and seminars (1962-1999); newsletters (1960-2002); scrapbooks and newspaper clippings (1950-1999), and records about dietitican-related legislation (1959-1997).

The fonds consists of bylaws (1923-1948); annual reports (1926-1999); Alberta Wheat Pool minutes (1923-1983); Alberta Pool Elevators minutes (1926-1979); minutes of annual meetings of delegates (1924-1997); reports to delegates (1928-1995); lists of members (1921-1981); policy manuals (1963-1998); legal agreements (1927-1964); general office files and files of Secretary R.O. German, containing correspondence, briefs, reports, etc.(1913-1957); financial statements (1923-1985); addresses (speeches) and articles (1929-1994); statistics (1923-1983); crop records (1936-1984); crop deliveries at country points (1932-1992); grain variety records (1971-1987); staff payroll ledgers (1923-1930, 1956-1974); elevator registers (1920s-1994); elevator histories (compiled in 1980s); newsletters (1927-1998); radio broadcasts copy (1942-1994); newsclippings (1923-1998); newspaper advertisements (1928-1989); growers' reserve accounts (1938, 1952); extensive photographs of grain elevators, Pool personalities, terminals, general agricultural scenes, and Master Farm families (1923-1993); lantern slides of prairie agricultural views (1927-1930); and films on AWP, Saskatchewan Wheat Pool, and western themes (nd, 1955, 1973).

Fonds consists of correspondence and contracts; notebooks; manuscript scores of vocal, choral, instrumental, chamber, orchestral and electronic works; manuscripts of articles and program notes; concert programs and promotional material; newsclippings of articles and reviews, as well as scrapbook, 1949-1961, tracing a. lanza's musical career; photographs; sound recordings, film and videocassette featuring performances of a. lanza's works; material relating to Electronic Music Studio, McGill University, and to teaching; sound recordings of others' music; recorded interviews with a. lanza and a. lanza interviewing others; and miscellaneous material. Also includes draft of Pamela Jones's biography of a. lanza.

Fonds consists of correspondence, research material, draft and other versions of publications. ,

The fonds consists of photographs of Calgary, Banff and Lake Louise (ca. 1940s); slides of mountain landscapes by Roland Gissing (1940s); slides of Stoneys by Gerda Christofferson and her model release forms (1940s); and correspondence regarding sales of slides (1949, 1950); as well as photographic material depicting Calgary and greater Alberta with various events and mountain scenes, images by others, films of a 1972 skating event, and commercial films related to Roberton's involvement with democratic organizations. Includes agreement and list of creditors related to sale of Photocrafts (1953), miscellaneous financial records (1949, 1950), and photographs of Sarcee (Tsuut'ina) by Arnold Lupson (1940s).

The 2024.05 accession contains negatives and photographs of the Calgary Stampede, Nanton Stampede, Morely Stampede, the City of Calgary in the 1940s including schools, downtown and aerial photographs. Also includes photographs for Princess Elisabeth's Royal Visit in 1951, of sporting events in Calgary, photographs in Calgary during World War II and color slides of portraits by Gerda Christofferson of Stoney Elder's.

Fonds consists of architectural drawings, photographs, and project files documenting the architectural work of Arthur Müdry between 1957 and 1999. The majority of the fonds consists of project records, including architectural drawings, notes, correspondence, contracts, and photographs. There is a small volume of personal records relating to Mudry’s education as well as a file of teaching records from Mudry’s brief period as an instructor at the University of Manitoba. Mudry’s work is largely located on the west coast of British Columbia where he was a pioneer of West Coast Modern design in the 1960s. He also built several projects in Calgary where he was raised and Winnipeg where he took his bachelor of architecture. Notable projects documented in the fonds include the Beaton Residence, MacArthur Residence, Richmond Residence, Patterson Residence, Harrison Residence, Tupper Residence, West Vancouver Baptist Church, St. David’s United Church, St. Stephen’s United Church, as well as the Teck Building and the IBM Building [606 Fourth] in Calgary. The fonds has been divided into four series: 1. Personal records; 2. Professional records; 3. Office records; and 4. Project records.

Fonds consists of records created and maintained by Barry Downs over the course of five decades documenting his architectural career. Records include photographs, architectural drawings, correspondence, writings, publicity, clippings, copies of reference materials, and copies of Downs’s 36 volume memoir entitled Notes from a Life in Architecture Planning and Design: A Collaboration in 36 Volumes 1950-2016. Downs created the 36 volumes of his memoir over twelve years from 2008 to 2019 as an illustrated commentary on his work, education, collaborations, friends, and colleagues. Each volume is about fifty pages in length and includes text written by Downs as well as copies of photographs, drawings, articles, and publicity relating to the period or project documented in the volume.

The files in this fonds consist of copies of the volumes as well as the records that were used in the creation of the volumes, such as original photographs, clippings, and articles, along with additional materials that were not used in the memoir. The files document many of Downs’s projects, including his two residences, as well as his work at Thompson Berwick Pratt, his work in partnership with Fred Hollingsworth (1963-1967), and his work while principal at Downs Archambault Architects (1969-2000?).

The files have been arranged by Downs and Adrian Archambault, Richard Archambault’s son, according to each volume in the memoir. In 2021, Downs and Adrian Archambault arranged the files to correspond to the index or table of contents of the 36 volumes. The file folders align chronologically with the 36 volumes and include all the items listed in each volume’s index. Prior to 2021, the files were arranged alphabetically.

The fonds does not contain the original architectural drawings for Downs’s work. According to Adrian Archambault, the design drawings, renderings, and presentation boards for Downs’s work were in a large format and were not in Downs’s possession. There are numerous photographs however in the fonds that document Downs’s work. Again, according to Adrian Archambault, Downs was “quite meticulous in photographing materials from each project as a record, for promotion, or making proposals for new work, so there are many original photographs in his files.”

The fonds consists of administrative records: policies, annual reports, organizational charts, briefs and papers, minutes, personnel records, committee minutes and reports, enrollment statistics and forms, and budgets; curriculum records: calendars, student evaluations, studies, and course outlines; and student affairs records: student council minutes, reports and financial statements; and School of Nursing Alumni records. Includes newspaper clippings, scrapbooks, and photographs (1897-1967) of nurses' residence, faculty, students, school and hospital.

The fonds consists of constitution, annual reports, minutes, membership lists, correspondence, financial records, briefs, newsletters, conference proceedings and scrapbooks.

Fonds consists of architectural drawings, project files, and photographs documenting the architectural works of Carmen and Elin Corneil between 1955 and 1992. The majority of the fonds consists of project records, including architectural drawings, notes, correspondence, minutes, specifications, reports, and photographs. Notable projects documented in the fonds include the Carleton School of Architecture, Wayland Drew House, Expo 67 Bandshells, Girl Guides of Canada Headquarters, Vestmannaeyjar Plan and Municipal Works Projects, Wintergreen Building, Icelandic Concert House, McMullen Cottage, and OPSEU Headquarters. The fonds also includes twenty-three student drawings by the Corneils and a small volume of professional records, including photographs of Carmen at the 1993 Governor General awards ceremony in Vancouver and the catalogue for the Corneils’ Storm Windows exhibition. The fonds has been divided into three series: 1. Student records; 2. Professional records; and, 3. Project records.

Collection primarily consists of research material relating to C.W. Fullerton's 1985 University of Calgary doctoral dissertation George Stewart, Jr.: nineteenth century man of letters including correspondence, works by and about George Stewart, Jr., photographs, and notes. Also includes research materials for papers on Matthew Arnold and other miscellaneous items of academic interest.

The fonds consists of correspondence; brochures and photographs of personal life and career in the petroleum industry; interview with Charles B. Stalnaker, Myrna Stalnaker De Milt and Ron D. McPhillips by David Finch.

The fonds consists of correspondence; newspaper and magazine articles by Long Lance; draft articles and manuscripts; scrapbooks; passes and invitations; notebook kept during interviews with parents of Almighty Voice; photographs of Long Lance, the filming of Silent Enemy, his family, and native people; and slides used by Long Lance in lectures. Includes x-rays of his spine.

Fonds consists of correspondence; research material; articles about C. Faulknor and reviews of his books; manuscripts of articles, short stories, children's literature, play, poetry and prose works; published work; and miscellaneous material.