The collection consists of an illustrated essay, “Alexander Herbert Eckford, 1867-1946, of the High River Horse Ranch, Alberta and Templeknowe, Roxburghshire, Scotland”.

The collection consists of 28 recorded interviews with residents and former residents of Cliff Bungalow and Mission.

The collection consists of approximately 450 short biographies of Metis ancestors and 910 descendancy tables. Most of the individuals charted were born before 1900. The biographies and tables are indexed by surname.

Just over one hundred Interviews were conducted on the history of oil companies during the early 1970s to the early 1980s to determine their effect on communities and the environment in the Arctic. Subjects include Canadian petroleum and natural gas exploration and the offshore oil and gas industry and its effects on the Beaufort Sea Region. This collection includes original cassettes and duplicate copies of the interviews.

The collection consists of recorded interviews and interview summaries with pioneers of Waterton Lakes National Park.

The collection consists of research notes and manuscript for the book, Macleod : A Canadian Hero.

Consists of sound recordings of interviews undertaken by David Finch of Calgary, Alberta with local people knowledgeable about the Bar U Ranch, a national historic site at Pekisko, Alberta. Also consists of outlines for the interviews, which include biographical information and a summary of contents, and the preliminary observations of David Finch about the project as a whole.

The collection consists of essays and letters submitted by listeners, recounting their experiences of the Great Depression.

The collection consists of recorded interviews

Collection consists of photographs taken by Jim Peacock of Camera Craft at the University of Calgary, including photographs of buildings, sculpture, staff and faculty, retirement parties, award recipients, guest speakers, receptions, and other events on campus.