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Fonds consists of the personal records of Alex Calliou and includes records pertaining to his employment with the Provincial Government of Alberta, his financial investments, and to the settlement of his father's estate, and includes, newspaper clippings, membership forms, programmes, pension records, mortgage records, agreements, wills, correspondence, mechanically produced postcards, and a family tree. Fonds also contains correspondence to Alex Calliou from Phyllis Dewey.

The fonds consists of a reminiscence by Alex Cowan entitled "Western Story" that documents the Cowans' life in Alberta.

The fonds consists of images of Harry Cross, a mailman in Edmonton, and other postal workers from the Strathcona Post Office.

Fonds consists of untitled manuscript by Alex McCoubrey includes excerpts and elaborations of his mountaineering diaries, 1927-1953. Pertains to early climbing experiences with his father, 1927; climbing trips with various companions, 1932-1938; descriptions of ski and ski mountaineering trips and first ascent of Mount Field, 1934-1938; 1942 season of climbing; ACC ski camps, 1943; ACC summer camps, 1952-1953; account of being lost near Mount Brown, 1953. Provides detailed accounts of travels, climbs, friends and acquaintances, particularly Grahame Cairns, Norman H. Brewster, Ken Jones; also Margaret Fleming, Bob Hind, Roger Neave and Rex Gibson. Geographic areas discussed include: Lake O'Hara, Lake Louise, Yoho, Glacier, Skoki, Jasper and Vancouver Island areas.

The fonds consists of three 16 mm cine films taken by Alex McNeil. Two films, dating from the 1930s and 1940s, include footage of Alex McNeil's family including images of the family farm at North Cooking Lake, the Rocky Mountains, the family playing a croquet game, taking outdoor tea, trains, golf, a backyard picnic, an outdoor oversized checker game, tug of war, backyard boxing, drinking beer, swimming, boating, logging, and mowing the lawn, family celebrations, wildlife, and swimming. The fonds also includes a film containing additional family footage beginning in 1901, as well as footage of the Royal Family visit in 1939 including images of Queen Victoria, Edward VII, Queen Alexandra, George V, Queen Mary, Edward VIII, and George VI.

The fonds consists of: a family history of the Alex Mudie family by Margaret Mudie Eeles ([ca. 1940]); booklets (9) entitled: "The Facts about Canada's Banks" (1937), "Credit" (undated), "The Records Tell the Story" (1939), "Douglas Social Credit" (undated), "What Would Social Credit Do for Us?" (undated), "Social Credit" (undated), "Constitution and By-Laws-Alberta Social Credit League" (undated), "Shadow or Substance" (1936), and "Application For Grain For Seeding Purposes" (1936); "Pledge of Unity for Results Forms" (3) (undated); death cards (10) for the following: George Last (2) (1913), William Last (1907), King Edward VII (1910), Eve Freeman (1903), Eliza Last (1899), Sophia Maltster (1907), Ada Miller (1903), John Miller (1901), Laura Dunnett (1895); images of the Mudie family and the Eagle Butte Oil Well Company's drilling rig.

The fonds consists of records pertaining to Jasper National Park, including photographs and postcards from a trip to the park by Alexander Anderson

The fonds consists of an issue of the newspaper the Western Watchman: The Official Organ of the Grand Lodge of Manitoba and the North-West Territories, report of proceedings for the Grand Orange Lodge and the Provincial Grand Black Chapter of Alberta (Royal Black Knights of Ireland), and a badge for the Strathcona Royal Black Preceptory No. 654.

The fonds consists of biographical information, diplomas, correspondence, publications, histories, minutes, and research materials of Alexander Johnston pertaining to his activities as a historian and heritage activist. Includes original and photocopied research materials pertaining to irrigation, agriculture, natural history, ranching, coal mining, ethnic and religious groups, local medical history, Fort Whoop-Up, as well as Lethbridge individuals, families, events, community organizations and buildings. Also includes oral history interviews with Lethbridge citizens.

Fonds consists of copied photographs which date from 1912-1923, predominantly 1912-1914, that depict various people, buildings, and views in Athabasca Landing, House River, Vermilion, and Edmonton, Alberta, including boats, railway cars, sawmills, oil field equipment, machinery and workers, log cabins, the Vermilion Baptist church, road and building construction, and Kelsey family members. Fonds also includes two postcards and a copied newspaper clipping about a type of crude oil engine.