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Simon McTavish fonds
CA ACU GBA F2475 · Fonds · 1805

The fonds consists of a bound copy of Simon McTavish's will, with opinions of legal referees on points of law raised by his heirs.

 McTavish, Simon
Frederick Dally fonds
Frederick Dally fonds
CA ACU GBA F0635 · Fonds · 1862-1870

The fonds consists of photographs of Cariboo road and mining areas, British Columbia native peoples and Victoria area.

 Dally, Frederick
Daniel Webster Marsh fonds
CA ACU GBA F2449 · Fonds · 1876-1879

The fonds consists of customs and other records relating to T. C. Power and Brother at Fort Walsh.

 Marsh, Daniel Webster
Rogers and Grant Ltd. fonds
CA ACU GBA F1581 · Fonds · 1884

The fonds consists of chattel mortgage and bill of sale including lists of stock from hardware store.

 Rogers and Grant
Frank M. Crosby fonds
Frank M. Crosby fonds
CA ACU GBA F0608 · Fonds · 1863-1885, predominant 1879-1885

The fonds consists of personal correspondence pertaining to his life in Alberta and Montana, invoices and receipts from I.G. Baker and merchants in Calgary and Winnipeg, horse sale records, lumber company insurance policy, and account books pertaining to the ranch and lumber business. Includes a poem about pioneering in Alberta.

 Crosby, Frank M.
John McIntyre fonds
John McIntyre fonds
CA ACU GBA F1276 · Fonds · 1879-1888

The fonds consists of supply orders, invoices, and telegrams.

 McIntyre, John
D.M. Ratcliffe fonds
D.M. Ratcliffe fonds
CA ACU GBA F1524 · Fonds · 1884-1900

The fonds consists of photographs of Ratcliffe Creamery.

 Ratcliffe, D.M.
William Notman and Son fonds
William Notman and Son fonds
CA ACU GBA F2878 · Fonds · [ca. 1870-1904]

The fonds consists of a presentation album of views along the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) line between Winnipeg and Vancouver (1887-1889); and various other views of western Canada and portraits relevant to western Canadian history.

 William Notman and Son