The fonds consists of personal and business papers including correspondence, drafts of articles and columns, research material, reference files, newspaper clippings; personal papers of her father, William J. Reid; papers relating to Social Credit; Canadian Women's Press Club / Media Club of Canada papers; recorded interviews; and photographs.

Fonds consists of Gauntlet newspaper and its summer school editions (1960-2004), and Gaillardia magazine (1962-1971, 1973, 1975-1976), as well as pamphlets produced by the Gauntlet.

Consists of scrapbooks with the Jasper Jottings (1931-1941) columns from the Edmonton Journal and Edmonton Bulletin written by Florence Jefferson under the pen name of Fay Parker. Included is the Royal Visit (1939) to Jasper and the James Fahey (1934) trial.

The fonds consists of the business records of the Fern Creek Mutual Telephone Company and includes minutes, telephone statistics, correspondence, shares, subscriber lists, financial records, subscriber accounts, agreements, line maintenance records, and maps depicting the area serviced by the Fern Creek Mutual Telephone Company.

The fonds consists of two record-types: records created by Frame 30 in the course of the production of The Greatest Auto Race on Earth and original material collected by Frame 30 to be used for research and/or on-screen appearances.
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The former group is arranged in binders by topic and is essentially a compendium of information about race participants and details culled from various resources. The binders also contain correspondence, scripts, transcripts of interviews, and production notes.
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The latter grouping of records consists of contemporaneous newspapers and advertisements that covered or referenced the 1908 race. The newspapers include publications from London, Rochester, Des Moines, and Paris. There are also monographs, bound volumes, and pamphlets about the 1908 race and related topics.
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The fonds also consists of photographs that document the 1908 race from its start in New York to its finish in Paris, with the entire westward-route across the United States, Asia, Russia, and Europe also shown.

Fonds consists of minutes, annual telephone statistics, subscriber accounts, and monthly bank statements. Fonds consists of correspondence, line tests, and maps depicting the company's service boundaries and an AGT map for line removal.

The fonds consists of legal records of incorporation, including 7 maps showing the boundaries of the Company, sale agreements and reports to the registrar; minutes of annual meetings including financial accounts and lists of subscribers; financial statements and accounts ledger pages; correspondence and circulars from AGT; telephone statistics and annual reports.

Fonds consists of these series: I Clippings (1907-1955). II Correspondence (1898-1955). III Manuscripts ([19þ]-1954). Autobiographical article; memoir of the Canadian Women's Press Club, 1954; short stories. IV Memorabilia (1910-[1946]). Includes announcements; cartoons; poem; program; sketches. V Newspapers (1911-1912). Mrs. Watt's involvement with The Saturday News and The Mirror. VI Publications (1907-1908). Includes A Woman in the West and Town and Trail, with reviews of the books from Canadian newspapers and magazines; newspaper columns by "Peggy"; magazine articles. VII Radio talks (1940). Includes correspondence; scripts; a poem.

The fonds consists of the records of the Glenford Mutual Telephone Company, and includes a certificate of incorporation, share certificates and guarantees, agreements, constitution, bylaws, cashbooks, accounts, bankbooks, financial statements, annual reports, telephone statistics, correspondence, and guidelines.

The fonds consists of drafts of these books: Historic Sites of Alberta (1962), Crowfoot, Chief of the Blackfeet (1972), North With Peace River Jim (1972), A Winter at Fort Macleod (1972), Men in Scarlet (1974), The Best of Bob Edwards (1975), The Wit & Wisdom of Bob Edwards (1976), The Rundle Journals (1977), Indian Tribes of Alberta (1978), Charcoal's World (1978), Red Crow, Warrior Chief (1978), My People the Bloods (1979 - based on Mike Mountain Horse's 1936 manuscript), History in their Blood : The Indian Portraits of Nicholas de Grandmaison (1982), Christmas in the West (1982), Big Bear : The End of Freedom (1984), Gentle Persuader : A Biography of James Gladstone, Indian Senator (1986), Heaven is Near the Rocky Mountains (1989), Treasures of Glenbow Museum (1991), The Amazing Death of Calf Shirt and Other Blackfoot Stories (1994), and Calgary, Spirit of the West (1994).
Also consists of recordings of native history lectures (1968); articles about Leavings, Doesn't Sit Down Shield, Peigan Post, and Calgary's establishment; research notes, maps and photographs related to the Fort Calgary project (1968-1975); research notes and correspondence about the Cochrane Ranche project (1969-1972); recording of a U. of C. convocation address about natives in today's society (1974); conference paper about local histories (1970); program for the unveiling of the Senator James Gladstone bust in Ottawa (2001); and photographs of native peoples, Fort Macleod, Pincher Creek and Calgary (1880s-1925).