Consists of her law school notes, client files from her legal practice, material generated in her career as an alderman for the city of Edmonton, correspondence and newsletters from various youth and peace organizations she was involved with, correspondence created as secretary of the Empire Opera Company and its predecessor the Opera Slav, and personal correspondence with family and friends.

The fonds consists of: an annual statement for St. John's Presbyterian Church (1939); Professional Second Class Certificate from Alberta Deptartment of Education issued to Margaret Crawford MacDonald (1931); Certificate of Qualification Physical Training Grade B issued to Miss M.C. MacDonald (1927); receipt from the City of Medicine Hat re: installation of electricity issued to Mrs. Duncan MacDonald (1937); recipe books (6) "Famous Royal Household Recipes" compiled by Ogilvie Flour Co. (1936); High School Souvenir Book from Alexandra High School (1922); autograph album of Margaret MacDonald (undated); booklet entitled "Elk Island National Park, Alberta (undated); road maps (3): North Saskatchewan, Centre Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Saskatchewan (1932); "Map and Street guide of Medicine Hat" (undated); tourist map of Saskatchewan (undated); Alberta Motor Association Tourist Information Bureaus map, Lethbridge, Calgary, Edmonton (undated); church bulletin from St. John's Presbyterian Church (1951); travel brochures (6): "We like Alberta so well-A guide book on what to see while in Alberta", "Jasper National Park", "Canada's Mountain Playgrounds", "Banff- Kootney-Yoho-Glacier and Mt. Revelstoke, National Parks, "Playgrounds of the Prairies", "Playground of Eastern Canada" (all undated); invitation to Mr. and Mrs. J. Hargrave's Golden Wedding Anniversary (1925); business cards (2) from Fred Sturgess Taxi and MacDonald's Transfer (undated); assorted greeting cards (undated and 1913); Department of Education Conditional Certificate "Interim Second Class certificates" issued to Margaret Macdonald (July 1927 to December 1928); diplomas (3) issued to Margaret MacDonald, Grades 8, 10 and 11 (1918, 1921, 1926); Christmas card from group Captain and Mrs. A. ap Ellis, SFTS (undated); biographies (4) "Beatty of the C.P.R. as Montrealer's Know Him" (2 pgs) (undated), "Edward Wentworth Beatty-President of the C.P.R." (3 pgs) (1933), "Beatty -Chairman and President of the C.P.R." (10 pgs) (1931), Edward Westworth Beatty" (2 pgs) (undated); Will of Mrs. Janet Gillespie Armstrong or Mitchell (1933); report cards (2) of Janetta MacDonald, Grades 3 and 6 (undated and 1912); report cards (2) of Duncan MacDonald, Grade 5, 1st and 2nd semester (1911); blank postcard of R.C.M.P. musical ride (undated); booklets (2) entitled "Canada's Railway Problem and its Solution" (1933), "When Medicine Hat was a Town" by S.N. Goldie, (32 pgs) (undated); booklet on history of the Ewart Duggan home prepared by the preservation committee of the Medicine Hat Historical Society (1981); images of family and friends, views and events of Medicine Hat and surrounding area.

The fonds consists of a recoding of the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra performing "Cantata de la Guerre" circa 1960 that Jon Whyte acquired while working as a broadcaster for CKUA radio in Edmonton.

The fonds consists of an audio cassette recording entitled Solo Amore by Maria Manna dating from 1993.

The fonds consists of the typewritten manuscript of <em>Le rayonnement d'une œuvre dans le nord albertain</em> by Marie-Anna Adèle Roy. The manuscript has 108 pages of text, and 35 photographs and 3 maps illustrating the text. The manuscript is inscribed: "Collège de Gravelbourg, Section historique. En hommage!" It is composed of two parts: one, of 20 pages, with the title "Aux missionnaires et aux pionniers de La-Rivière-La-Paix", which locates the region, explains the origin of its name and tells the settling story of this part of Alberta; the other, called "Tangent", is the history of the village with the same name, founded in 1927, 300 km North-West of Edmonton. The manuscript ends the evocation of pioneers' life with the narrative of the 50th anniversary's ceremonies of the neighbour parishes Fahler, Donnelly and Girouxville on the 23rd of June, 1963.

The collection consists of brochures on Germany, Canadian cities, Alberta, and programs from the Edmonton Symphony Society.

Fonds consists of manuscript and published edition of poetry chapbook Centaurs of the wind. - Toronto : Ryerson Press, 1956; reviews of and other material relating to Centaurs of the wind; manuscripts of thirty-five poems; biographical sketches of the poet; newsclippings of poetry by and articles about M.K. Henry; photographs of the author and others; and sketches and watercolours by M.K. Henry. Includes explanatory notes by M.K. Henry's daughter, Joyce Goodwin.

The fonds consists of VHS and ¾" videotapes, 16mm and 35mm film release prints and film elements, ¼" reel to reel and cassette audiotapes and textual material regarding film productions that Marke Slipp worked on, mainly as film editor. Some of the productions include My Partners My People, Get Back the Night with Alberta singer/songwriter Connie Kaldor, Learning With Love about the Alex Taylor School in Edmonton, Sylvan Lake Summer, and Truckers: A Road Well Travelled. Also included are the film elements for the unfinished production, A Poet of Place, regarding architect Douglas Cardinal.

The fonds consists of 11 photographs of Edmonton movie marquees and entertainers taken by Tyrrell Studio, McDermid Studios, CFRN, and the John Gesman Studio.

The fonds consists of nine cine films of Jasper and Banff National Parks depicting wildlife and winter events dating from [1940 -- 1969].