The fonds consists of application forms and notices of decision from the Wartime Prices and Trade Board regarding landlord-tenant disputes and the administration of rent control regulations in Edmonton during the mid 1940's.

The fonds consists of images of NWMP members and "Granny" Stuttaford, a NWMP nurse at Maple Creek.

Fonds consists of Advisory Committee on the Development of Government in the North West Territories records (1964-1973) including terms of reference, final report, briefs and submissions presented to the Committee, financial statements, budgets, minutes, reports, correspondence, photos of Committee members and Northern views (1965), agenda and memos of public meetings held by the Committee, Carrothers' diaries describing his travels to the North and Committee meetings, and post-report discussions and House of Common debates. Includes Carrothers' reference material regarding the Committee and the North, correspondence with his wife, Jane (1965), and a speech.

Consists of appellant and respondent factum's collected by former Red Deer lawyer Allan B. Armstrong. The files represent thirteen (13) cases heard before the Supreme Court of Alberta, Appellate Division. Also included is the factum of a fictitious respondent from a Moot Court hearing held at the University of Alberta, Edmonton (1959). Many of the cases are noteworthy and include involvement with several prominent early Alberta lawyers and Justices. The cases relate to a variety of topics ranging from paternity, an early Alberta land deal involving the leader of the Provincial Conservative party, and Red Deer's Arlington Hotel to name a few. Most of the trials occurred in Red Deer, but cases heard in Calgary, Wetaskiwin and Edmonton are also present.

The collection consists of material collected by Allan Wachowich of Edmonton. The collection consists of legal clothing, business cards, stationary and note cards donated to Mr. Wachowich from a number of judges and dating from 1960-2001. Judge's clothing collected by Mr. Wachowich formerly belonged to Sidney Bruce Smith, David Cargill McDonald, John McIntosh Hope, Nina Leone Foster, Alexander Andrekson, Frederick Richards McNaughton, H. C. B. Maddison, Vernor Winfield MacBriare "Mac" Smith, Michael O'Byrne, and James L. Lewis.