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The fonds consists of the research files, book proofs and some original documents assembled for the history book project.

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 equipment acquisition forms, requests for furloughs (leaves of absence), various reprimands [ie. for the use of too much coal, or unauthorized leaves] and daily mess orders. Also includes administrative records, correspondence, and a few officer listings as per particular assignment or duty.

The fonds consists of samples of posters printed by Ad-Viser Publications; and photographs of events, places, and personalities in Red Deer, including some cuts and a mat used for printing

The fonds consists of personal papers of Agnes Comfort, including correspondence, scrapbooks and newspaper clippings; records of her teaching career including lesson plans, textbooks, examination papers pertaining to the Canadian Nazarene College and River Glen School; and records relating to personal interests such as the Canadian Women's Christian Temperance Union, women's institutes, and the Church of the Nazarene. Includes records of her father, John H. Comfort, and her sister, Mary Reist.

The fonds consists of Agnes Richards's personal correspondence (ca. 1952-ca. 1962), drafts of historical articles and books, correspondence and collected news clippings, programs, newsletters, etc., relating to pioneer families, Red Deer, Horn Hill, Sylvan Lake, Blackfalds, Lacombe, the Clearview Women's Institute, Alta Rebekah Lodge, Gaetz Memorial United Church, Horn Hill United Church, and Horn Hill School

The fonds consists of minutes of the Alberta C.G.I.T. Association, correspondence, agendas, annual reports, mailing lists, and film strips

The fonds consists of a minute book that was used to record meetings of the provincial and federal Red Deer Constituency organizations (1949-1963), correspondence, news clippings, policy statements, internal party circulars, and campaign materials, particularly of the provincial candidates Ethel Taylor and Kendall Dunford

The fonds consists of minutes of the city sub-local of the Red Deer Local of the Alberta Teachers' Association (1954-1958), minutes of Red Deer City Local No. 60 (1958-1969), constitutions and amendments (1958-1965), salary agreements (1961-1970), correspondence (1968-1970), subject files pertaining to the activities of the Local (1961-1969).

The fonds consists of minute books (1944-1979), financial records (1935-1983), resource materials (1975-1979), scrapbooks (1975-1979), and film and sound recordings (ca. 1960s)