The fonds consists of cashbook.

The fonds consists of legal documents fom 1975-1999, club minutes from 1961-1998, financial records from 1976-1997 (financial records from 1961-1976 are included with minutes), and correspondence from 1974-1997. It also includes documents related to fundraising for and the building and maintenance of the community hall from 1978-1999, the building of a playground, hall activities from 1976-1997, and records from the Woking and District Board of Trade.

Fonds consists of the records of the Wize family and includes correspondence, business cards, certificates from the Automobile Association and Motor Union, Calgary Electric Railway tickets, copied newspaper clippings, a promissory note, postcards, a telegram, and a letter of recommendation from Emily Murphy. Fonds also includes photographs and negatives depicting various buildings, street views, and parades in Alberta, including the Corona Hotel, Wize Block, Hudson's Bay Company trading posts, Queen Alexandra School, the parliament building, airplanes, and the 49th Battalion. A large number of photographs and negatives depict people, buildings, and views in other countries, such as Egypt, Russia, Finland, Germany, England, Holland, Burma, Italy, Japan, Macao, Manila, Norway, and Sweden. Fonds also includes a register from the Corona Hotel.

The fonds consists of one series of alphabetically arranged correspondence files regarding accounts, orders, supplies, etc. Includes correspondence with Alberta Development Board, C.G. Briggs, Canadian Credit Men's Trust Association, Jacob A. Loeppky, Frederick R. Neilson, Frank M. Roosa, and Bruce Webb.

The fonds consists of one booklet of photographs of staff at Jasper Park Lodge in 1969.

The fonds consists of a small number of certificates, and photographs

Fonds consists of a letter written from Sir John A. McDonald to Anne Jackson Wilson's father, John Jackson, reminiscences of Anne Jackson Wilson and of "Dad" Sharples, theater memorabilia, and photographs.

The fonds consists of Williams Brothers mail order catalogue (1938), price list (nd), and photocopies of client correspondence (1928, 1930); and photocopy of Williams and Little catalogue (ca. 1918-1920). Includes photographs of Williams relatives (late 1800s) and Carmangay, Alberta (1912), and article on Williams family and business (1975).

The fonds consists of a transcript and taped interview with William about his career.

The fonds consists of 70 b&w photographs and 36 b&w negatives, 1930s to 1940s, mainly of finished furniture produced by Troock Furniture. Other photographs are of furniture in the process of being built, of Troock employees and of the Troock family. Most of the photographs were taken by Edmonton photographer Alfred Blyth. Also included are 9 furniture catalogues and magazines, dated 1930s to 1950s.