The collection consists of copies of select cases heard at the Supreme Court sessions held in Red Deer, Alberta

The collection consists of photograph of Thomas A. Hall and his wife Gladys (1916), a copy of his enlistment documents (1919), and a copy of the memorial certificate given to his wife (1923)

The collection consists of newspaper clippings (1921), and a biography of the Farley family of the Willowdale district (1975).

The collection includes photocopies and transcripts of historic documents relating to the St. Ann Ranch, the town of Trochu, and the French families that initially settled there; includes brochures, news clippings, and magazine excerpts about the St. Ann Ranch Bed and Breakfast

The collection includes faculty manuals, a calendar, newsletters, and programs for events at Red Deer College; and an aerial photograph showing the Red Deer River south of Red Deer, Alberta

The collection consists of photographs of an American family (possibly a Fisher family) in Kearney, Nebraska (ca. 1870-ca. 1900), photographs of a Metis family (ca. 1870-ca. 1920), receipts of a Camille Joseph Laboret of Calgary, Alberta (1944-1945), and a prospectus for the development of a new city hall in Red Deer, Alberta (1954).

The collection consists of copies of minutes of the Board of Directors, newsletters, correspondence and subject files of the David Thompson Country Zone 4 Tourist Council

The collection consists of newsletters, fundraising brochures, and proposals from consulting firms to conduct feasibility studies

The collection consists of minutes, newsletters, feasibility studies, brochures, research papers, and the proceedings of the 6th, 10th, and 11th Danish Canadian Conferences

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.