This collection consists of publications of the University of Lethbridge and of its Students' Union. Includes annual reports, annual financial statements, budgets, statistics, facts books, directories, calendars (including calendars of Lethbridge Junior College, 1960-1966), Research Inventories (later called Annual Report, Office of Research Services), Awards and Financial Aid lists, faculty handbooks. Includes publications of Communications and Public Relations (Bulletin, Forum, Medium, Campus Reporter, Aperture, Aperture Weekly, Alumni and Friends). Includes student publications (Yearbook, Directory, Handbook, Meliorist, Meliorist Magazine, The Lethbridge Weekly).

Collection consists of records pertaining to Uri Mayer and his music career, dating from 1989-1998 and includes photocopied newspaper clippings and articles. Also includes a photograph of Uri Mayer.

The fonds consists of a binder containing scanned copies of photographs, articles and maps with photographs; a CD containing digital images of 500 photographs used in the "Journey to the Millenium" display chronicalling the growth of the Valleyview and Sturgeon Lake area; and a CD containing digital images of a 1910 Fur Trade Ledger from the Revillon Freres Trading Post at Sturgeon Lake operated by the Williamson family.

This collection consists of a variety of reports, programs, addresses, and brochures relating to events, institutions, and organizations in Edmonton. There are also a Health Department report (1929), a scribbler from William Griesbach (1894-95), geographical papers of Dr. William C. Wonders on Edmonton geography, materials from a member of the Commonwealth Games marketing committee and the Edmonton - Alberta Municipal Advisory Committee.

The collection consists of copies of clippings related to the political career of William Delday.

Fonds consists of reports.

Fonds consists of 12 photographs of James McNicol's friends in the area of Blackfalds, Alberta. Included are photographs of members of the Dr. Thomas Roger Hicks family

Collection consists of photocopied newspaper clipping about Margaret McCauley dated 1961 and copied photographs dating 1914-1974 which depict various people, buildings, businesses, and views in Three Hills, Alberta including Harvey Moir Elliot.

Collection consists of sound recordings of interviews of World War I veterans by T. Travers. Includes list of veterans interviewed and interview synopses: A.L. Allen (South Midland Field Ambulance, Royal Medical Army Corps), E.O. or E.D. Anderson (49th Battalion), G. Allen Bagley (50th Battalion, 10th Brigade Machine Gun Transport), Clifford Call (137th and 50th Canadian Infantry Battalion), W.H. Carr (2nd CMR), Gordon Church (Winnipeg Grenadiers), J. Claughton (Saskatchewan Light Horse, 5th Battalion, Western Cavalry), Edmond John "Bud" Cotton (13th CMR and RCR), Albert Dye (137th and 50th Battalions), Howard Exton (31st Battalion - Alberta), James C. French (Canadian Machine Gun Corps), W.H. Harris (13th Battalion, Royal Highlanders), F. Johnson (6th CMR), Harry Miller (50th Canadian Infantry Battalion), G. Payne (5th Battalion), P. Rogers (2nd CMR), Clayton Ross (Canadian Scottish), T. Sharp (5th Battalion, 1st Division), Frank Thomson (Lewis Gun Crew), John Timms (2nd CMR Rifle Brigade, 3rd Division), [?] Waterman (Pioneer Battalion), Harold White (King Edward's Horse) and William Wray (Signaller in Fort Garry Horse).

Collection consists of records dating 1910-1972 and includes written transcripts of oral interviews, an oral interview with Orestes Serra, financial records and other records for a number of businesses and associations in the Bellevue-Blairmore area in Alberta, pamphlets and publications, a short history of Bellevue, Alberta and photographs of various towns in Alberta including Lethbridge, Calgary, Edmonton, Blairmore, Canmore, and Crow's Nest Pass. The collection has been arranged into the following series: Photographs (1908-1969); Oral Interview Transcripts (ca.1970); Lumber Companies (1910-1931); Bellevue-Blairmore (1912-1972); Johnson and Cousens Store, Bellevue (1919-1960); Pamphlets and Publications (1931-1955); Orestes Serra (1970).