This fonds contains the papers of Arnold Guebert prepared for Pastoral Conferences, the Concordia Historical Institute and the Canadian Lutheran Journal (1946-1969); lecture notes on philosophy; sermons (1925-1968 and a family biography.

The fonds consists of the series: Congregational Meetings (minutes), 1966-1975; Membership Records, 1965-1974; and Financial Records, 1966-1973.

The fonds consists of birth certificates, marriage certificate, photographs, memorabilia and newsclippings.

The fonds consists of Archdeacon Tims' diaries(1879-1894, 1898-1899, 1901, 1906-1908, 1911-1916, 1919, 1921-1940), notebooks, correspondence, speeches, articles, reports, certificates, and Blackfoot and Sarcee language papers, including Jean L'Heureux's English / Blackfoot dictionary; Winifred Tims' correspondence, articles and school papers; J. Reginald Tims' correspondence, certificates and interview re father; family newsclippings, scrapbooks, programs and greeting cards; extensive photographs of native peoples, family and mission work; and lantern slides used by Rev. Tims for religious and educational purposes, including 207 views of the Blood, Blackfoot, Peigan, and Sarcee (Tsuu T'ina) reserves. Includes statistics, accounts, plans, annual returns etc. of various native missions and churches in which Tims was active, and the 1923 diary of W.R. Haynes, the missionary at Brocket. RECORDS RELATED TO THE FOLLOWING SUBJECTS ARE ALSO IN THIS FONDS. SEE INVENTORY FOR DETAILS: James Big Plume, John L. Bowen, Mrs. H.E. Downe, Gleichen, F.W. Godsal, Canon Gould, Joshua Hinchcliffe, John W. House, Charles Jackson, Allan McGibbon, Bishop John McLean, Bishop Pinkham, poetry, Red Crow, Canon Stocken, Bishop Isaac O. Stringer, Rev. Frank Swainson, Winnifred Thompson, and Samuel Trivett.

The fonds consists of scrapbook; speech; guestbooks; photographs of the family, Anglican missionaries and the Yukon; manuscript of The Days of my Sojourning; and newsclippings. Includes sympathy cards sent to daughter after his death.

The fonds consists of recorded interview about his life (1962); reminiscences (1957-1959); and photographs of Frog Lake (1885), Piapot (nd), and his 1956 trip to Gleichen. The 1959 reminiscences have been scanned and my be viewed via the link below.

Fonds consists of a family history, written in 2002, a personal reminiscence of the I.L. Peretz Shule (school) of Edmonton during the years 1932-1937, and copied photographs dating ca. 1920 that depict Asher Anshel and Rifka Garfinkel, and members of the Garfin (Garfinkel), Mark (Mordkovich), and Goldsheider families.

The fonds consists of photographs, books, typescript articles and speeches, programs, and news clippings concerning the Famous Five and other feminists, history of the Red Deer District, the Methodist Church in Canada, and other subjects. Includes letters from Father J. A. Normandeau and J. A. Bannerman; a copy of Leonard Gaetz's report on farming conditions near Red Deer (1890); John R. Kerr's history of Alhambra, Alberta; photocopy of Leonard Gaetz's homestead application (1887); letter from the Department of Interior concerning a land dispute between Gaetz and S. M. Bannerman (1888); brochures for Red Deer Municipal Hospital (1934) and the Old Morley Church restoration (1952); letters from Henry Stelfox (1958-1960); and the first issue of the Annie L. Gaetz Elementary School newspaper (1965). The fonds is arranged into the following five series: writings, Reverend Leonard Gaetz, social activities of Annie L. Gaetz, correspondence, and photographs.

Collection consists of biographical information and an oral history by Ann Davis Secter.

Fonds consists of the personal records of Anita Sky dating from 1925-1981, and includes original and photocopied photographs with captions that depict members of various Jewish organizations in the Edmonton, Alberta Jewish community, including Hadassah-WIZO, State of Israel Bonds, and the Edmonton Talmud Torah School. Also includes photographs of various families from the Edmonton, Alberta Jewish community and a Negev Dinner programme for her father, Hymie Sorokin.