This fonds contains records from the Canadian Land and Ranch Company and the Canadian Agricultural Coal and Colonization Company, both companies who at one time owned the 76 Ranch enterprise.

Collection consists of records dating 1912-1973 and includes a report on the Canada Land and Irrigation Company Limited, which contains maps and photographs of areas in Medicine Hat, Alberta, a report entitled The Lost Mine of the Saskatchewan, and a brief history of Medicine Hat. Fonds also includes various photographs relating to engineering, railroads, land and irrigation, and farming.

Consists of a photograph album 5 cm thick, containing ca. 200 photographs of places and persons in Alberta and Montana. The album was compiled by A. F. Buckham from his photographs of a cattle drive, and life in and around Dorothy, Alberta and the lower Red Deer River (1921-1924), Edmonton, Alberta (1930), the later half of the album deals with A. F. Buckham's student experiences at the University of Alberta and on a mining engineering field trip to southern Alberta and Montana (1933-1935). RECORDS RELATING TO THE FOLLOWING IDENTIFIED PERSONS ALSO IN THIS FONDS: Bob Armstrong, Larry Bergman, Fred Bainbridge, Bill Craig, Walter Dallamore, Harry Foster, Peter Farmer, Steve Hall, the Hamilton family, Sam Howe, Bob Jones, Dan Klump, Dave Livingston, Mart Montgomery, Edward Park, Jerry Purdy, Jim Reid, R. L. Rutherford, Bob Scott, Professor N. Stover, O. J. Walker. TOWNS AND CITIES: Alberta Beach, Alberta; Banff, Alberta; Bassano, Alberta; Bindloss, Alberta; Cluny, Alberta; Coutts, Alberta; Edmonton, Alberta; Fort McLeod, Alberta; Hussar, Alberta; Medicine Hat, Alberta; Steveville, Alberta; Taylor Siding, Alberta; Turner Valley, Alberta; Wainright, Alberta; Wayne, Alberta. OTHER PLACES: Anaconda, Montana; Butte, Montana; Great Falls, Montana; Helena, Montana. OTHER SUBJECTS: Badlands, Bassano dam, buffalo, Camp Keewadin at Hastings Lake, Alberta, cattle round-ups, college football, fossils, geological formations, the McDaniels Ranch, oil exploration in Turner Valley, oil refining, placer mining, Red Deer Valley, Rosedeer Collieries, smelting plants, Ukrainian barn, University of Alberta, wind storm damage in Edmonton

The fonds consists of an account book (1907-1909) of the A. H. Lynch-Staunton Butcher Shop used to record customer accounts, with a few receipts and a notebook apparently used to record employee hours.