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The fonds consists of personal correspondence (1920-1985) of Hilda Buckman Crook, journals (1939-1967), unpublished manuscripts, unpublished books of poetry, sketch books, personal legal papers (1939-1985), publishers' contracts and photo albums (1915-1985). Also includes records of Women's Institutes (1953-1985), Village of Mirror (1962-1985) and Alix-Clive Historical Club (1972-1975)

Fonds consists of 2 letters of condolence (1928-1930), and 7 negatives and 1 positive print of photographs showing members of the family (ca. 1920-ca. 1935)

The fonds consists of receipts, trade catalogues, wartime ration books, insurance policies, greeting cards, postcards, and one photograph

Collection consists of various manuscript drafts and published accounts (1998), and a photograph (1940).

The fonds consists of minutes of the Board of the Red Deer Full Time Health District, quarterly and annual reports of the Red Deer Health Unit, and financial statements

The fonds consists of minutes of the School Board of Red Deer Separate School District No. 17 and a portrait of founding school trustee Father Henri Voisin

The fonds consists of track profiles of the CPR line from 20 miles north of Calgary to Edmonton. The drawings show rights of way, fences, culverts, crossings, settlements, signals, and signs. The original linen drawings were created in 1910 and were continuously updated until 1949 or 1954

The collection includes two series. The Central Alberta Physicians Project series contains a copy of a thesis by Paul Victor Collins on public health policies of the Alberta government, 1921-1935; a book-length anthology, "Medicine in Alberta: Historical Reflections" completed in 1993 by a committee of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta; and other articles and a news clipping. The Hunting Hills series contains correspondence, photocopied excerpts from early explorers' reports, programs, news clippings, and articles on the identification and naming of Hunting Hills (or Hunt Hills or Hunter Hill), Antler Hill, and Horn Hill. The research on the name was undertaken in conjunction with the opening of Hunting Hills High School.

The fonds consists of Elliot family correspondence (1905-2001), financial and legal papers (1901-1961), photographs and diaries (1918-1997)

The fonds consists of scrapbooks and loose news clippings on the activities of the Parkland Humane SPCA and incidences of inhumane treatment of animals in the Red Deer district