The fonds consists of university notes, correspondence regarding YMCA work, slides of geological field trips, and papers relating to the Alberta Society of Petroleum Geologists.

The fonds consists of photograph portraits of Stan (1910, 1916); and photographs of Brooker family and friends (1911-1924), farming at Airdrie (1912-1914), First World War friends (1916-1919), Calgary scenes and cars (1914-1915), town of Wayne and coal mines (1919-1926), Imperial Oil service station (1930s), and Stan's PA system work (1937-1938). Also consists of autobiographical notes, reminiscences and sketches of the Rose Deer Coal Mine (1977); drawings of 1913 car and 1921 radio (1976); and correspondence (1914-1915, 1937-1952).

The fonds consists of copies of Petroleum Digest as well as research material used in its preparation.

The fonds consists of speech, correspondence, reports, articles, newsclippings, photographs and miscellaneous posters and souvenir items about the Alaska Highway and Alaska.

The collection consists of research notes and recorded interviews for Quest. The following people were interviewed: Grey Alexander, John Andriuk, Judith Armitage, R.J. Armstrong, Jim Atkinson, Jack Austin, Celia Beal, Bob Blair, Rod Brooks, R.J. Brown, Alan Bryant, Bob Campbell, Jean Chretien, Don Connolly, Eric Connelly, Pierre Cote, Ewen Cottrell, David Craig, Lynn Cross, Marshall Crowe, Bob Currie, Doc Dixon, Rod Douglas, Neil Fluker, Glen Fox, J.L. Franklin, Lynn Fross, Jack Gallagher, Alan Gates, Stan Harding, Jake Harp, Dallas Hawkin, Charles Hetherington, Mark Hinton, Gordon Hood, Bill Hopper, Digby Hunt, Andy Janich, Dr. Gordon Jones, Pat Jurisic, Steve Kaye, John King, Peter Kutney, Jim Learmont, John Lee, Howard Leslie, Helmut Linsser, Fred Mannix, Dick Matthews, D.P. Macdonald, John A. MacDonald, Don McGavin, A.M. McKenzie, Sam McKinley, Gary McLaren, Bob Merritt, W.R. Newman, E. Palliser, Maurice Palmer, Doug Parker, Mike Pegler, Rob Peters, Rea Point, Rolli Prather, Red Ratke, Jack Ray, Bill Richards, Bill Rimmer, Saul Rothman, Wilton Scott, Doc Seaman, W. Seben, Barry Singleterry, Mr. Sproule, Jim Standford, Lou Starck, Len Storvold, Jim Strain, Don Taylor, John Taylor, Charles Templeton, Bob Thomas, Gary Weyman, Doug Whylett, Mr. Wilton, Don Wolcott, and Len Youell.

The fonds consists of an excerpt from the book "Adventures on the Columbia River, including the narrative of a residence of six years on the western side of the Rocky Mountains, among various tribes of Indians hitherto unknown: together with A Journey across the American continent" by Ross Cox, 1832; an article by Nick Tanasiuk about homesteading at Rock Island Lake, Alberta; an article from the magazine Encompass, Oct. 1998 "Portage La Biche, the forgotten portage" by Tom Maccagno; a copy of 1915 "An act to incorporate the Athabasca and Fort Vermilion Railway Company"; information on Lac La Biche's 200th Anniversary in 1998; 1913 "An act to incorporate the Athabasca Club"; newspaper articles regarding Athabasca from the Calgary News Telegram, Calgary Albertan, and Edmonton Journal. There are also articles about Alex Stratton, Athabaska Investment Co., 1911; NWMP report mentioning Constable Hubert Thorne; excerpts from "Journal Notre Dame Des Victoires, Lac La Biche".

Collection consists of copied photographs dating circa (ca.) 1900-1955 that were collected for use in her book, <em>Oh! The Coal Branch</em>. The photographs were borrowed by Toni Ross from various photographers, including Charles Lee, and they depict various people, views, buildings, machinery and accidents in mining towns such as Edson, Luscar, Cadomin and Mountain Park, Alberta. The collection also includes captions for the photographs and a book of ration coupons, likely from the 1940s.

The fonds consists of administrative files, sound and video recordings of monthly meetings, which include speeches by Richard Shaw, John Downing, Hugh Leiper, Andrew Nikiforuk, Leroy Field, David Finch, Stan Pearson, Kirsten Olseon/Myrene Hayes, John Ballem, Herb Laycraft, Ian H. MacKay, Ian Clarke/Monica Field, Norman Lussier, Robert Bott, Frank Dabbs, David Mitchell, and Craig Lamb.

<p>The collection consists of recorded interviews with individuals involved in the petroleum industry; interviewee files containing correspondence, interview outlines, and some transcripts; and photographs and supplementary biographical information (some dating back to 1958) provided by the interviewees. <p>THE FOLLOWING INDIVIDUALS WERE INTERVIEWED. SEE INVENTORY FOR DETAILS: Harold Acheson, Harry Alger, Bill Allen, Geoff Andrews, John Andrichuk, Jean Angus, Ray Anthony, Ralph Archibald, Jack Armstrong, Eric Atkinson, Ivor Aune, W.L. "Pete" Atkinson, Don Axford, Herb Bagnall, Andy Baillie, John Ballachey, John Bishop Ballem, Ed Baltrusaitis, Ray Barker, Charles B. Barlow, Ed Barroll, Ted Baugh, Peter Bawden, Paul Bedard, Peter Bediz, Elmer Berlie, Ted Best, Tiny Bevans, Doris Bingham, Don Binney, Swede Black, Mark Blain, Denis Blakeman, George Blundun, Cal Bohme, Wilf Bowe and Audrey Bowe, A.P. Bowsher, Bob Brinkerhoff, Doug Brown, R.A. Brown, R.S. "Spike" Brown, Jack Browning, Bun Burggren, Doug Cairns, Fred Calverley, Thelma Cameron, Don Campau, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (news feature and radio documentary), Harry Carlyle, Lyle Caspell, Alex Chaba, Nancy Chaba, S.K. Chakravorty, Carl Chapman, Bill Charles, Larry Chekerda, Norm Christie, CKUA Radio (documentary), Bill Clemis, C.E. Cleveland, Vi Coates, Gordon Connell, Eugene Cook, Bert Corey, Si Cormack, Steve Cosburn, Pierre Cote, Roger Couture, Ian Crawford, Colin Crickmay, Marshall Crowe, Sterling Davies, Marion de Chastelain, George de Mille, Mary Dickson, Walter Dingle, John Downing, Ian Drum, Jim Drumheller, Charlie Dunkley, Ralph Edie, Garnet Edwards, Robert Engberg, Oscar Erdman, Paul Evans, Jim Ewasiw, Art Feldmeyer, Ralph Flanders, Eve Forry, Glenn Fox, Larry Frantz, Bill Friley, Paul Fuenning, Mel and Lila Fulton, George Furnival, Bob Galbraith, Jack Gallagher, Ed Galvin, Elmer Gavel, Eveyn Gavel, Alvin Geddes, Ian Gehman, Ken Germond, Kelly Gibson, Marjorie Gibson, Sheldon Gibson, Willis Gibson, D.P. Goodall, Jack Goodman, Jack Goth, George Govier, George Grant, David Gray, Earle Gray, John Gray, Art Greene and Gertie Greene, Paul Greenwood, Jean Grieg, P.R."Bob" Grier, W.C. "Bill" Gussow, Paul Guthrie, Conrad O. Hage, Don Hall, E.T. "Jeep" Hall, Sophie Halwa, Willis Hancock, Stan Harding, Don Harvie, Jack Harvie, Dallas Hawkins, John Hawrelko, John Homer Hayden, Cecil "Harry" Heath, M. Helliwell, Alex Hemstock, Emily Hemstock, Gerry Henderson, Joe Henry, W.S. Herron Jr., Charles Hetherington, Tom Hicks, Fred Hildenbrand, E. Ben Hochhausen, Polly Holden, Harley Hotchkiss, Al Howes, Michael Hriskevich, John Hrynchuk, Walter Hrynchuk, C. Warren Hunt, Harry Hunter, Vern Hunter, Allan Insley, Jim Irwin, John Jackson, Marg James, Bernard Jeffrey, Kay Jeffrey, George Jones, Gordon Jones, Stan Kanik, Ernest Kennedy, Maxine Kerber, Aubrey Kerr, Fred Kidd, Tom Kimmett, Jim Kimura, Stu King, Bill Kinghorn, Howard Kirk, George Kiyooka, Margaret Knode, Labby Laberge, E.H. "Eddie" Laborde, Ed Lakusta, Helen Lakusta, Ed Lambert, Spi Langston, Jim Larmour, James Law, Douglas Layer, Louis Lebel, Charles Lee, Hugh Leiper, D.E. "Ed" Lewis, Fin Lineham, Jim Lineham, Jim Livingstone, Bill Lockhart, Diane Loranger, Jim Lukes, Alice Lukes, Jack MacCalder, Emily Mackay, Gordon Mackay, Hugh MacKenzie, W.D.C. "Don" Mackenzie, Roy Harry MacMillan, Gerry Maier, Mary Malowany, Frank Manyluk, Jim Marcinko, Paul Marshall, Jim McCaskill, Rod McDaniel, D.P. McDonald, William D. McDonald, Bill McGregor, Fran McInnis, Don McIvor, , Bill McKellar, Fred McKinnon, Norma McNeill, Horace Meech, Archie Miller, Jack Minchin, Lew Minkler, David Mitchell, Hoadley Mitchell, Carl Moore, Paul Moseson, J.V. "Tip" Moroney, Jean Morris, William F. Mugler, Scovil Murray, Clair Nabors, Reg Nelson, Matt Newell, C. B. Newmarch, Carl Nickle, Arne Nielsen, Trajan Nitescu, Lauder Nowers, Ralph Oborne, Carl Olson, Jack Orman, Ben Owre and Elsie Owre, Ernest Pallister, E.O. Parry, Victor Pasemko, Raymund Paterson, Maurice Paulson, Stan Pearson, David Penner, John Pettinger, W.A. Phillips, Jack Pierce, Mary Pope, Mel Pope, Jack Porter, Frank Pow, Percy Powers, John Poyen, Vladimir Pyrcz, Gilbert Raasch, Wes Rabey, Gordon Rae, Mel Reasoner, Don Redman, Bill Roliff, Rudy Roloff, Alastair Ross, Yvonne Royer, Mary Sawka, Charles Schock, Jim Scott, Bob Sears, Ernie Shaw, Charlie Shipp, Clark Siferd, Hubert Somerville, Bobby Sparrow, Jack Stabback, Jim Stafford, Lloyd Stafford, David Stauft, Peter Stauft, Charles Stelck, Bill Stuart, Bonnie Sturrock, Hans Suter, Kathleen Taylor, Nick Taylor, Vern Taylor, Ann Knode Tharp, Jim Tod, Ben Toone, R. & N. Torguson, George Tosh, Ed Tovell, Ray Tull, Louise, Tull, Helen Turgeon, Mary Pandachuk Turner, Bill Twaits, Arie van der Lee, Murray Varty, David Vipond, Leo Vladicka, Len Walker, Bruce Watson, Jack Walper, Tom Wark, Jim Warke, C.T. "Bill" Webb, Gordon Webster, Harry Webster, Jack Wegh, Don Weir, Joe Weiss and Elsie Weiss, Bob Welch, Sid Weller, R.T.D. Wickenden, Giles Wilderman, Don Wilkin, Kitty Wilkins, Norm Wilkinson, Ralph Will, Lloyd Wilson, Lewis Workman, John Yeo and James Ziegler.</p>

The fonds consists of interviews with Bill Ayrton, Art Baptie, Dick Baillie, Wilf Baillie, John Baxendale, Peter Bediz, Ted Best, A. E. Calverly, Harry Carlyle, Bob Comer, Don Cook, Don Crane, Hans den Boer, Rein de Wit, Marty Dewis, John Downing, Dave Einarsson, Robert Erickson, Bill Evans, Cal Evans, George Eynon, Harold Farney, Craig Ferris, Bill Fisher, Peter Fitzgerald-Moore, John Frey, Ed Fulmer, Ned Gilbert, Bill Gussow, Lloyd Hatlelid, George Hobson, Mike Hriskevich, A. Neil Hutton, Norman Jones, Andy Kennedy, Jim Kirker, J. Ed. Klovan, George Kostashuk, Hugh Leiper, Roy Lindseth, J. Warner Loven, George Longphee, Jim Macdonald, Earle Mahaffy, John Maher, Terry McCoy, Bob McCrossan, Ian McIlreath, Digby McLaren, N. J. McMillan, Roy Millice, Ken Morrison, Eric Mountjoy, C. B. Newmarch, Denny O'Brien, Dave Organ, R. D. Orr, Ernie Pallister, Alice Payne, Ray Price, Roland Priddle, Jack Pullen, Peter Putnam, Wes Rabey, Gerry Reinson, Clay Riddell, Ted Rozsa, Peter Savage, Kathy Scales, Jim Scott, Don Seaman, Lee Slind, Bud St. Clair, Don Stott, Gerry Sykes, Ken Thompson, Bill Watson, Gordon Williams, Harry Woodward.