The collection consists of photographs of various sites and people around Fort Chipewyan, Alberta during winter. All of the locations and some of the subjects are identified.
The fonds consists of films, photographs, sound recordings, textual material and negatives that document the life, business, family and friends of Trifon Fedoruk, in all the life of a rural photographer and theatre owner.
The fonds consists of records of the Alberta Estonian Heritage Society including membership lists, photographs of members and events organized by the society, minute meetings, financial records, and copies of their newsletter, Ajakaja. The fonds also includes materials relating to the construction of their informational website, "Alberta's Estonian Heritage", the production of their documentary "Alberta's Estonians", and the creation of the illustrated book "The Story of Alberta's Estonians." The fonds also includes three additional series: The Calgary Estonian Society series PR3396.0001, The Edmonton Estonian Society series PR3396.0002, and The Medicine Valley Estonian Society series PR3396.0003.
The fonds consists of photographic negatives depicting a wide variety of activities related to farming and labour, and family and daily life and leisure in the early homesteading period of Albertan history. Images include family portraits, the Spruce Grove homestead, farm work and equipment, horse-drawn carriages and carts, First Nations, and locations in Scotland.
The fonds consists of interviews by Alice Trottier with Franco-Albertan pioneers, and with Julien LeBlanc, E.O. Druin, and Maurice Lavallée (ca. 12 hours of recordings), a photocopy of a map from 1888, eight photographs of Mgr. Legal, Filles de Jésus sisters and buildings; personal papers and administrative papers of the Salon d'histoire franco-albertaine.
The fonds consists of the photocopy of the manuscript Tetreau Ancestory History compiled by Ken Laurenceson, a documented genealogy of 12 generations of Tetreau, Tetreault, Tatro and other variations in names of descendants of Louis Tetreau and Marie-Noelle Landeau, covering the period 1662 - ca. 1985.
The fonds consists of a copy of the manuscript of L'histoire de ma vie by Joseph O. Tremblay, covering the period between 1887 and 1968 and describing significant and anecdotal events from his childhood and life.
The fonds consists of photocopies of a dissertation and of minutes of the foundational meeting, a memorandum to the provincial government of Alberta, incorporation certificate, by-laws and the companion's contract, and correspondence.
The fonds consists of limited editions of privately published genealogies of the Marcotte and Ouimet (photocopy), and Léveillé and Maisonneuve families, other biographical and genealogical essays on the Marcottes and Ouimets, a congratulatory message from the Lieutenant Governor of Alberta on the occasion of the diamond wedding of the Marcottes, correspondence, scrapbooks with press clippings, a letter from the journal Le Franco on the death of Aimé R. Marcotte, speeches, obituaries of family members, a copy of the marriage certificate of Aimé and Ernestine, about 300 post-cards [1904-1929] addressed to Ernestine Ouimet, Léontine Ouimet, Aimé R. Marcotte, Hormidas Boisvert.
The fonds consists of photos depicting events associated with the Calgary Stampede, Kananaskis, Albertan pioneers, pioneer cemeteries, historic sites in Calgary and in other places in Alberta, and members of First Nations. The records also contain clippings, notes, and booklets giving contextual information to the photographs.
