The fonds consists of 34 ink drawings, 16 x 20 in size, of Calgary's Mayors from 1884-1994.

The fonds consists of textual material including correspondence, memoranda, petitions, reports and briefs. Series I: Consists of correspondence, memoranda, petitions, reports and briefs from and to City Council, City officials, other government officials, and private citizens relating to a wide range of subjects. The files are divided into three groups for the periods 1969-1971, 1972 and 1973, and are arranged alphabetically within each period. Series II: Consists of correspondence, memoranda, petitions, reports and briefs from and to City Council, City officials, other government officials, and private citizens relating to a wide range of subjects. The files are divided into four groups for periods 1974, 1975, 1976 and 1977, and arranged alphabetically in block subject headings within each period.

The collection consists of five photo post cards showing the following: Mayor Osborne planting a tree on Arbour Day; Mayor Osborne greeting Prince George and the Prince of Wales; the Prince of Wales giving a speech with dignitaries in the background; Premier Baldwin speaking and Prince George and the Prince of Wales visible in the background; girls receiving flowers at the same ceremony as the speeches.

The fonds consists of Mr. Cocks's working records used in his capacity of Building Inspector for the City of Calgary. Records include: Mr. Cock's Building Inspector Badge, Calgary Transit City Employee's fare bus tickets, duplicate copies of relevant bylaws and building permits, and a report pertaining to Churchill Park Urban Renewal Scheme, prepared by the Planning Department.

The collection consists of 52 photo prints of the construction of the Glenmore Water Plant by Rosettis Studio, Calgary, Alberta.

The collection consists of correspondence, photoprints, reports, pamphlets, newsclippings, and local histories regarding the community of Victoria Park. Also includes material relating to other aspects of Calgary's history and development: George Murdoch, YWCA, Calgary Fire Department, The Calgary Exhibition & Stampede (long- range development).

The fonds consists of records regarding tours of City Hall that Norm McIntyre conducted, includes thank you letters and other correspondence. Photographs, slides and other textual records regarding Norn McIntyre's 25 years of service presentation, retirements parties, and newspaper clippings etc.

The fonds consists of day files, invitation files, speeches, subject files, accounting and finance files, photographs, publications and artifacts. Notable subjects dealt with in these records include the 1988 Olympic Winter Games, Calgary's LRT system and the construction of the new Municipal Building. For more information regarding the City of Calgary, Ralph Phillip Klein's records scope/content information, please link to the City of Calgary Archives homepage and click on the "fonds level descriptions" link.

The collection consists of two slides of Christmas light display at the Brewery in Calgary, Alberta and two slides of the Christmas bus, City of Calgary, Alberta.

The fonds consists of the records of Ross Patterson Alger, during his time in office as Mayor of The City of Calgary, from 1977 to 1980. Series I: Consists of correspondence, memoranda, petitions, reports, and briefs from and to City Council, City officials, other government officials, and private citizens relating to a wide rang of subjects, but especially the proposed Civic Centre project, the Light Rail Transit (LRT) system, and various planning issues. The files are arranged alphabetically in block subject headings and alphabetically within each block. Series II: Day files, consisting of all correspondence sent out from the Mayor's Office between 1980 July 3 and 1980 October 24. These files are arranged chronologically. Series III: Consists of correspondence, memoranda, notices, official invitations, and printed programs relating to various events, receptions and meetings attended by the Mayor Between 1979 march 16 and 1980 Jun 15. The files are arranged chronologically. Series IV: Consists of cassette tapes containing: news broadcasts complied by a news watch agency from radio and television relating to the proposed Civic Centre and general City Council matters: recording of "Talk of the Town" radio phone-in program, some with Mayor Alger as guest, relating to the proposed Civic Centre; recording of television debates of 1979 November 26 and 27 on the proposed Civic Centre broadcast by CFAC television and featuring Mayor Alger and opponents of the proposal. The cassettes are arranged chronologically in three 10 x 14 cm file boxes.