Collection consists of photographs of Ron Thom’s architectural work taken by John Flanders in ca. 1993. The photographs document many of Thom’s most well-known projects in British Columbia and Ontario. John Flanders’s photographs were used extensively in the publication Ron Thom: The Shaping of an Architect by Douglas Shadbolt, 1995.

numbers1, 3-9 are tintypes

The series consists primarily of views of the Moodie family, Rosedale Mine, Drumheller landscapes, and early nursing.

Consists of 73 palladium print photographs by Ray Van Nes of historic sandstone buildings in Calgary. The photographs form the series Sandstones, which Van Nes created in 1991 and 1992. The photographs have exhibited at the City of Calgary Archives in 1993.

Consists of views of unidentified relatives and /or friends of the Edwards, Muir and Gardiner families. Included are miniature paintings, ambrotypes, tintypes, a carte de visite, and a daguerreotype case.

Consists of Dr. Knight, and one which is unidentified.

Consists of views of Ellithorpe and Chritchley families (1883-1950s); Prince of Wales at EP Ranch (1923-1924); snowstorm in Calgary (1961); boy scout camps at Pirmez Creek, high school cadets (1920s-1930s); and Calgary Highlanders during Second World War (1940-1942).