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The fonds consists of records related to her many Liberal activities, including her election campaigns, Alberta Liberal Association, Liberal Association of Alberta, Liberal Party in Alberta, Liberal Party of Canada in Alberta, Alberta Liberal Party, Liberal Party of Canada, various Edmonton election campaigns, and the 1992 Referendum on constitutional reform; and records related to the Canadian Business and Professional Women's Clubs, the Court of Canadian Citizenship, and miscellaneous personal and political activities; photograph of Liberal candidates (1958). RECORDS RELATED TO THE FOLLOWING SUBJECTS ARE ALSO IN THIS FONDS. SEE INVENTORY FOR DETAILS: Lloyd Axworthy, Ernie Brousseau, Charlottetown Accord, Jean Chretien, Bill Code, Laurence Decore, Edmonton Boys Pipe Band Association, James G. Gardiner, Grace Presbyterian Church, Bettie Hewes, David Kilgour, A. Fred Macdonald, Hugh John Macdonald, Senator James MacKinnon, Paul Martin, Meech Lake Accord, Chris Peirce, J. Harper Prowse, George Prudham, J. Wesley Stambaugh, Richard J. Stanbury, Nick Taylor, John Turner, Pierre Elliot Trudeau, and Clyde Wells.

The fonds consists of letters written by the editor of the Ottawa Citizen regarding the arrangements made with Ryder to publish his Social Credit articles.

The fonds consists of constitution and brief histories (1937-1974); minutes (1955-1970); general correspondence 1938-1970); correspondence with local clubs (1950-1957); convention proceedings (1938-1971); papers related to the organization's political activities (1954-1972); newspaper clippings (1932-1970; and scrapbooks (1962-1965). Includes two interviews with prominent member Emily Ross (1971, 1973).

The fonds consists of material used, maintained, and created by Gordon Taylor while serving as Minister of Highways from 1958-2967, as a Member of Parliament for the Progressive Conservatives dating from 1979 to 1988, and as the Social Credit MLA for Drumheller constituency. The fonds also consists of records from the real estate and insurance businesses Taylor purchased in Drumheller in 1946, and from “Camp Gordon,” which he organized and ran from 1932-1966. Types of records in the fonds include copies of House of Commons proceedings; and office files consisting of research notes, clippings, conference packages, correspondence, speeches, addresses, maps, and photographs. Subjects discussed in the files include abortion, religion, First Nations, immigration, rural Alberta, transportation, natural resources, utilities, and labour and unions.

The fonds consists of correspondence, subject files, articles, newsletters, scrapbooks and resource materials used by the Freemans, predominantly in their NDP and Voice of Women work. Includes Mort's research files for Biggest Sellout.

The fonds consists of recorded radio broadcasts (1936-1940); miscellaneous speeches, lectures, correspondence and greeting cards (1935-1943); appointment as President of Alberta Executive Council (1935); and family photographs. Includes programs of memorial events, and recordings of Aberhart Memorial Service (1943) and opening of Aberhart Memorial Sanatorium (1952).

The fonds consists of speeches for radio and television broadcasts, election correspondence (especially 1968), newsclippings about Harkness and the nuclear controversy, Progressive Conservative Party pamphlets (1926-1959), photographs of Harkness (1957) and early Calgary, and miscellany. Includes speech recorded on the occastion of his 1945 election.