The fonds consists of photographs of the Lewis family and buildings in Athabasca including: Alberta Government Telephone office interior [1944], Tony Anderson, Artona Studio, Les Atkinson (1935), Atkinson's Garage (Northern Garage), Athabasca Bridge official opening (June 9, 1952), Calling Lake First Nations at the bridge opening, Canadian Northern Railway depot in 1914, Demonstration Farm, dog team on Strathcona Street after 1914, freighting, Laff Fritzer, Jean Baptiste Gambler (1952), grain elevators, Hudson's Bay Co. store, Lewis homestead [1913], George Seymour Lewis, Walton Lewis (1915), William Harper Minns, St. Matthew's Anglican Church (1948), Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 103 (unveiling soldier's memorial in 1932, veterans on Armistice Day 1934, 1935, 1938, 1948), Tom Simmertz (1929), Tutty Lumber Company. The fonds also contains a letter granting Walton Lewis homestead entry dated 6 April, 1922 and a card from the Soldier's Settlement Board.

The fonds consists of 1685 photographs, as well as negatives dating from Nov. 1987 to Nov. 1989. The newspaper has been microfilmed.

The fonds consists of letters received by Carol Ahlf while she was employed by the Edson Leader.

The fonds consists of a scrapbook of reminiscences, articles, poems and newsclippings; photographs of the family and prairie life; and a family tree and history.

The fonds consists of examples of printing jobs undertaken, including letterheads, business cards, programs, invitations, prize lists, advertisements and tickets; and posters for political meetings, auction sales, sports events (sports days, baseball, boxing, curling, hockey, rodeos, etc.), dances and balls, and various musical, theatrical and social events in the Gleichen area.

The fonds consists of correspondence related to the HBC (1919-1931), his literary and broadcasting activities (1932-1961), and his Glenbow Foundation work (1956-1961); manuscripts of his books, short stories, radio broadcasts, articles and reports; bound volumes of his unpublished works; scrapbooks of reviews and newsclippings; and extensive photographs and slides of northern Indians and Inuit, plains Indians, HBC posts, the 1920 HBC Red River Pageant, fur trade, northern transportation, and the Godsell family. Includes a recorded CFAC broadcast of Godsell's "Christmas on the Frozen Frontier" (1957), and a film fragment of an Indian camp (ca. 1930). RECORDS RELATED TO THE FOLLOWING SUBJECTS ARE ALSO IN THIS FONDS. SEE INVENTORY FOR DETAILS: Alaska Highway, Aklavik (NWT), James Anderson, John Bearspaw (Stoney), Frederick Burt-Johns, Calgary Exhibition and Stampede, Mrs. Gerald Card, Cpl. Clay, Con Farrell, Poole Field, Colin Fraser, William Haney, Frank Hartley, W. Herman, Wop May, Col. J.D. Moodie, Frank Moran, musk ox, Nahanni, polar bears, Beryl Rowland, St. Laurent (Saskatchewan), Isaac O.Stringer, Samuel A. Tomlinson, and Yukon Territory.

The fonds consists of correspondence regarding newspaper columns and publications; reference files relating to food preparation; correspondence and news clippings about the Citizenship Council; and photographs of an ethnic fashion show. Also includes school report cards, projects and identification cards of her daughter, Dorothy H. Gray.

The fonds consists of general and council minutes (1967-1979), local resolutions, and membership files of the Calgary branch; national and local commercial and film agreements (1960-1980s); resumes and photographs of local artists, and scripts for films and movies made in Calgary area (1973-1984); and minutes of the National Board of Directors and Executive Committee.

The fonds consists of bylaws, minutes of annual and directors' meetings, correspondence with AGT and subscribers, and accounts. Includes bylaws of the Donalda Northern Mutual Telephone Company.

The fonds consists of incorporation certificates, general correspondence, agreements, share certificates, financial statements and reports of operations.