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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 a partially autobiographical novel entitled "Chinook Medley" about life on a ranch on the Bow River in southern Alberta. Includes photographs of the Banister ranch and the "Grotto".

The fonds consists of photographs of ranches near Cochrane including that of the D.P. McDonald family (1903-1945) and Gladys' brief reminiscences about early Cochrane (1972).

The fonds consists of constitution and brief histories (1937-1974); minutes (1955-1970); general correspondence 1938-1970); correspondence with local clubs (1950-1957); convention proceedings (1938-1971); papers related to the organization's political activities (1954-1972); newspaper clippings (1932-1970; and scrapbooks (1962-1965). Includes two interviews with prominent member Emily Ross (1971, 1973).

The fonds consists of minutes, annual reports, membership registers, financial statements, newsletters, and photographs.

The fonds consists of minutes, newsletters, scrapbook containing newsclippings, programs and photographs.

The fonds consists of correspondence with Lina's family in the USA (1912-1913), her personal diaries (1910-1913, 1936-1944), Gordon's departmental exams (1927- 1931), and all three sons' school reports (1918-1933). Includes Club Cafe menus, postcards, a proposed constitution for the American Woman's Club of Calgary, and journals from the Alberta Boys' Parliament. Also includes photographs of the Beavers and Shirley families (1855-1940s), Al Azhar activities, the Club Cafe, and various carnivals (1908).

The fonds consists of account books for Bertin Armstrong (1899-1900s) and Mathew and Edna Branley (1919-1920s); Mathew Branley’s poetry, music and music contracts (ca. 1920s); account books (1945-1955) re Branley Construction; 1956 work journal, plans and clippings re construction of Cliff Walker home (M-6168 Box1); regulations re war-time pricing and safety; correspondence re carpenter accounts for A. Butcher, F. Kenny, Jack Mitchell and Joe Stone; correspondence re construction of homes for Mrs. Opal Hansen and H. Patten (1945-1946); application for old age pension for Mathew Branley (1962-1963); correspondence re Matt’s Flowers (1964-1965); 1973 and 1975 appraisals of property located at 3401-17th Avenue SW. (M-6181 Box 2); miscellaneous material re McKinley family; school notebooks for Norman McKinley Sr., (ca. 1910) re grammar, book-keeping, French, composition, writing and drawing (M-6168 Box 3); school scrapbooks compiled by Norman McKinley Jr. (ca. 1938-1940s) re current events, sports, industries, transportation, interior decorating, paintings, scenery and war; school scrapbooks compiled by Laura McKinley when in grade 8 (1965) re social,Time Magazine articles and pollution (M-6168 Box 4O/S); blotters collected by Norman McKinley advertising Calgary businesses (M-3074).

The fonds consists of E.T. Brown's architectural plans (1927-1950), project cashbooks and ledgers (1945-1950), building specifications, income tax returns, and miscellaneous personal papers. Includes Audrey Brown's Glencoe Club skating records (1955-1968). Includes photographs of architect's renderings and construction of the Radium Hot Springs development.

The fonds consists of Deryk's photographs of the Bodington homestead, Millarville pioneers, Alberta and Blackfoot personalities, Treaty number 7, John Davenall Turner, and Yellowknife, NWT; his articles on Cominco's Con Mine; John and Gladys' passports and land certificate; Gladys' reminiscences; articles re cattle drives and Art Webster.

The fonds consists of drafts of articles, short stories, novels and plays (ca. 1950s); draft of autobiography (1955); transcript of William Gladstone's diary; scrapbooks of published work; correspondence (1952-1953); teaching certificates (1914, 1916); and miscellany. Includes photographs of Pincher Creek pioneers, Freda G. Bundy, and Kootenay Lake.

The fonds consists of manuscript copies of Mary's plays (1961-1966), an interview on early theatre in Calgary (1973), photographs of casts and scenes from Calgary Arts and Letters Club productions (1951-1965), and programs of Calgary Arts and Letters Club plays (1960).

The fonds consists of Calgary Area annual reports, minutes, records of records of Standing and Ad-hoc Committees, papers and photographs documenting the development of Jubilee Camp, memorabilia and photographs of special camps, programs, scrapbooks and newspaper clippings. Also includes photographs, slides, videos, and records pertaining to Lady Olave Baden-Powell, the international organization and Guiding in general.

The fonds also includes the records of the national Girl Guides of Canada and the Alberta Council which pertain to Calgary Area and local operations (1925-1996). The national records consist of incorporation documents, policy manuals, handbooks, annual reports, catalogues of uniforms and supplies, and promotional literature, posters and videos. The provincial records consist of annual reports, newsletters, and a promotional video.

The fonds consists of annual general meetings, board minutes, charter, bylaws, records of various committees, membership and personnel records, correspondence, financial records, grant applications, project records, newsletters and copies of the Calgary Women’s Newspaper. Also includes information kit and recording relating to the Alberta Status of Women Action Committee matrimonial property project, papers and photographs relating to the preservation of the Nellie McClung house, and records relating to various local women’s groups initiated, sponsored or of interest to CSWAC, including the Calgary Alliance for the Safety of Prostitutes, Calgary Local Council of Women, Calgary Lesbian Mother’s Defense Fund, Calgary Women Looking Forward Networking Society, Women for Political Action and Women of Colour Collective. Note: The records of the herland feminist film festival, which originated as a project sponsored by CSWAC but quickly became independent, were donated along with those of CSWAC but have been organized and listed separately as M-9329.

The fonds consists of minutes, rule books, circuit directories, newsletters, financial statements, rodeo programs and posters, rodeo payout registers, etc.

The fonds consists of constitution and bylaws, minutes, correspondence, project files, treasurer and auditor reports, and newsletters.

The fonds consists of notes, sheet music, albums of her recordings, a kinescope of the opera "The Medium", promotional photographs, and programs. Includes letters, poems, and photographs from Marion and Jim Nicoll.

The fonds consists of Elizabeth's diary (1907); Charles' campaign leaflet and business papers, Spray Camp ledger (1926-1927), and Ghost Camp accounts (1920-1922); Helen's CCI and Normal School notebooks (1920s), proceedings of the 1968 Social Credit leadership convention, and papers related to her activities in the VADC (1941), Southern Alberta Pioneers (1944-1986), Knox United (1919-1966), Glencoe Club (1963-1970) and Skyline Hikers (1944-1971); Rosemary's school records, childhood art works, and greeting cards; photographs of the McCormick and Cartwright families, Calgary personalities, businesses and sports events (1904-1947); greeting cards and bills of Elizabeth's brother, George Cartwright (1904-1917); and miscellaneous programs for Calgary events (1901-1982).

• The fonds consists of constitution and bylaws, annual reports, minutes, correspondence, committee records, convention proceedings and newsletters. Includes communications from the CWL of Canada and records of the CWL of the Diocese of Edmonton dating back to 1914.

The fonds consists of Ernest Chritchley's tax returns (1917-1940, 1949), notes on the history of Crown Lumber Co. (1955), and correspondence (1950); Anna Chritchley's diary of packages sent to Harry F. (1941-1946), correspondence (1938, 1963), scrapbook of menus (1934-1941), recipes, cooking lessons, and newsclippings; Annie Rose Pearce's correspondence (1879-1894) and autograph book (1883); Gwen Chritchley's scrapbook of trip to England and France (1939); and Hornibrook family accounts, certificates and newsclippings (1913-1943). Also consists of Harry F. Chritchley's photographs (with commentary) about life as a student at the University of Alberta (1926-1930); shareholder statements (1936-1950); programs; newsclippings; invitations; correspondence and notes on Calgary streetcar routes, lumber companies and Alberta personalities; a recording describing the 1920s Bronco Custers singing group (1973); correspondence (1963); legal agreement (1951-1952); and Crown Lumber director's report (1956). Also includes photographs of the Chritchley, Ellithorpe and Hornibrook families (1883-1950), of Harry F. with the Calgary Highlanders (1940s), and of Alberta and Calgary.

The fonds consists of photographs of the Chuchla family (1926-1942, 1978), Polish personalities in Crowsnest Pass and Calgary (1907-1973), and the Polish Alliance of Calgary picnic (1937); Walter's autobiography (1978); certificates and the 1932 constitution of the Polish Alliance of Calgary; newsclippings and articles about Walter; biographies of Walter and Anne written by Claire; transcript of an interview between Anne and Claire (1995); and correspondence (1975-1991). Includes some biographical information on Polish immigrants, and Claire's interview with Jasia Kaminski about her life in a labour camp.

• The fonds consists of ranch employees wage book (1886-1895); stock record book (1885-1903), including ranch manager's diary (1886-1887); Evelyn's diaries (1902-1907); photographs of the family and ranch; and miscellaneous family letters, greeting cards, newspaper clippings and recipes.