The fonds consists of records related to church administration, including minutes, correspondence and annual reports (1883-1985); Sunday School (1905-1967); women's groups including Ladies Aid Society and Woman's Missionary Society (1896-1967); men's groups including AOTS and Young Men's Club (1903-1962); memberships (1886-1971); weekly calendars / church bulletins (1912-1976); newsletters (1887-1975); newspaper clippings (1883-1975); History Committee for the church centennial (1974-1975); programs and memorabilia (1897-1979); architectural plans for the church building (1916-1955); financial records (1913-1948); and photographs of the church, members and events ([ca. 1884]-1975. Includes architectural plans for the Moravian Church (1912-1913).

The fonds consists of personal correspondence, farm records, campaign papers, speeches and radio broadcasts; and extensive correspondence/subject files on the UFA, monetary reform, Bank of Canada, agriculture and Alberta Wheat Pool. Includes photographs of Coote, the Nanton area and UFA personalities. Also includes correspondence of the Canadian Chamber of Agriculture (1935-1939); and minutes and tax receipts of LID No. 8 (1907-1912).

The fonds consists of correspondence regarding Luxton and Glenbow acquisitions and displays (1947-1969), and inventories of artifacts (1957-1966); and photographs, invoices, licences, calendars, articles and miscellany collected for Glenbow by Cathcart (1860-1969). Includes Cathcart's personal correspondence and notes (1931-1974), recorded interview about his life (including transcript), postcards, greeting cards, scrapbooks, newspaper clippings, photographs, a film and miscellany.

The fonds consists of examples of printing jobs undertaken, including business cards, raffle tickets, letterheads, menus, programs, prize lists, and political pamphlets; posters for political meetings, auction sales, and sports, theatrical and social events; and a small amount of business correspondence and draft editorials.

The fonds consists of annals of activities in western Canada (1883-1946 [photocopied]); newsclippings (1924-1975); various histories of the order; photographs of Sacred Heart Convent, St. Mary's school and pupils (1913-1950s); and miscellaneous programs, communion cards, pamphlets, calendars and greeting cards. Includes a publication, "Catholic Centennial Souvenir, 1812-1912" (on microfilm); Sister L.A. Hochstein's MEd thesis, "Roman Catholic Separate and Public Schools in Alberta" (1954); and a recorded interview with teacher, Ethel MacDonald (1978).

Fonds consists predominantly of correspondence between members of the Smythe family during the period of WWII when Lorne W. Smythe and his son were active overseas. The fact of Lorne N. Smythe's death while serving is reflected in many of the documents. Fonds is divided into