The fonds consists of microfilm of Caroline's diary (1887-1891); Alfred's military certificates (1855-1882); Ernest's school notes and Alex' diary (1875-1876); and Mary Crocker Wyndham's diaries (1913-1915, 1919-1923). Also consists of photographs of Wyndham family and ranches (1884-1928); Fort Saskatchewan barracks (1890); Blackfoot (Siksika) reserve hospital (1890s); and Alfred, officers and camp at Fort Qu'Appelle (1885). Includes photocopies of Mary Wyndham Campbell's illustrated ghost story, Wyndham genealogical information, and microfilm of the memoirs of Jane Seymour, Caroline's cousin (1922).

The fonds consists of account books (1921-1947), dealers agreements, miscellaneous correspondence, and photographs of staff and office building.

The fonds consists of cashbook.

The fonds consists of minutes (1949-2000), handbooks (1955-2000), annual convention programs (1964-2000), briefs and submissions (1953-1955), correspondence and reports of Regions (1974-2000), newsletters (1979-2000), projects files (1962-2000), scholarships records (1978-2000), and photographs of executives, members, conventions, and farm safety activities (1949-1998). The fonds also consists of minutes, membership rolls, cashbooks, scrapbooks, etc. of these locals: Andrew, Aunger (Fenn), Bonanza, Brooks, Clover Bar, Eastberg, Edmonton, Fairdonian Valley (Sedgewick), Fort Saskatchewan, Hazel Bluff, High River, Hines Creek, Irvine, Jefferson (Cardston), Naco, Notre Dame (Edmonton), One Tree (Brooks), Pembina, Red Deer, Ridgewood (Penhold), Rosalind, Rosyth, Sedalia, Swalwell, Trochu, Westlock, Willowdale, and Yorkville (Fort Saskatchewan).

The fonds consists of minutes (1926-1990), treasurers' records (1926-1949), catering records (1953-1979), conference reports (1931-1964), scrapbook (1975), and Farmers' Union of Alberta (FUA) sub-district 10 minutes (1950-1962).

The fonds consists of records pertaining to the Beaverlodge Local of the Women of Unifarm from 1958-1980. They include minutes, financial records, correspondence, material from conventions, and pamphlets produced by the Women of Unifarm.

There was no discernable original order in the records when they arrived. Order was imposed in them by the archivist based on the content of the records.