The fonds consists of inventory book of Twist's general store in Priddis(1924); genealogical information regarding Stewart's relatives, the Earls of Galloway, primarily from Debrett's Peerage; bank book of A.W. Dill (1938) [it is unclear how he relates to Stewart]; photographs of early buildings and settlers in the Priddis area; and photographs of locomotives.

The fonds consists of specifications for Hudson's Bay Company store in Fort Macleod, which his company built.

The fonds consists of letterbooks regarding bank business (1904-1907); photographs of the family and their home (ca. 1910); and Kate's wedding invitation (1924).

The fonds consists of images primarily of Higdon & Kerr's outfit at work and ranching scenes; one image of Mac Higdon's Livery Barn on 2nd St SE.

The fonds consists of executive and administrative records; subject files from both the Board of Trade and the later Chamber of Commerce; briefs, submissions and forums presented to various groups and government departments; project files from the time Grande Prairie achieved cityhood until the 90s; publications about the area produced or collected by the Board of Trade/Chamber of Commerce; reference files with news clippings and guest books that detail the history of the Board from 1914 on; information about associated organizations; and photograph and slide collections. The photograph collection mainly details progress in the Grande Prairie area from 1905 to 1980, and the activities of the Chamber after 1975. There is one reel to reel film, “Alberta on the North Side,” which was presented to the people of Northern Alberta on the occasion of the provincial cabinet meeting in Grande Prairie, October 17, 1972.

The fonds consists of general correspondence; extensive land case files related to the sale, purchase and lease of primarily agriculture properties (arranged alphabetically by name of client); extensive loans case files related to farm mortgages; hail insurance applications; insurance company correspondence; sheriff's bailiff correspondence; and financial records. Includes photographs of the exterior and interior of Hays Brothers Office, and architectural plans for the office and rural schools.

The fonds consists of photographs of banks and street scenes in Alberta, Manitoba, Saskatchewan and British Columbia.

Collection of photographs removed from a display, possibly created for the 25th anniversary of the City of Grande Prairie in 1983. The photographs were arranged mostly in date order, from the first business on the future site of Grande Prairie ca. 1907 to members of the Old Timers Association in 1963. The photographs were numbered in order of how they were arranged in the display, and that original order has been retained, along with the item descriptions which accompanied the photographs. Subjects include buildings, people and events associated with the history of Grande Prairie.

The fonds consists of photographs of Lethbridge buildings, businesses, institutions, personalities, events including the Lethbridge Fair, and industries including the Galt Coal Mine. Also consists of photographs of the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) viaduct at Lethbridge, agriculture and irrigatrion in the Lethbridge area, and nearby communities including Diamond City, Monarch, New Dayton, Warner and the Crowsnest Pass.

The fonds consists of eleven maps related to the settlement of the area, dating from 1908-1981; ten plans for cemeteries in the County of Grande Prairie; two architectural plans for an expansion of the funeral home on 102 Street; and correspondence and plans for the creation of Wapiti Park ca. 1938.