The sous-fonds consists of the records of the Wimborne Local of the United Farmers of Alberta, and includes the membership roll, cash book, minute book and receipt book of the local union

The sous-sous-fonds consists of the records of the Windy Hill Local of the United Farm Women of Alberta, and includes minutes, accounts and membership lists of the local union.

Fonds consists of minutes.

The fonds consists of copies of photographs taken by Winifred Day in 1923 at the Calgary Stampede of Chief Crow Foot and Chief Dick Bad Boy.

The fonds consists of records, including radio transcripts, newspaper clippings and other information, related to Winifred Ross's interests in agriculture and education, as well as records, including reports and minutes, relating to her involvement with the Alberta Federation of Agriculture, Alberta Health Survey Committee, Canadian Federation of Agriculture, Alberta Division of the Canadian Red Cross, Alberta Council of Women, Canadian Association for Consumers, Board of Industrial Relations, the University of Alberta's Board of Governors, Women's Regional Advisory Committee of the Consumer Branch.

The fonds consists of photographs relating to the Prins family, who farmed on the Humberstone property, which has since become part of Rundle Park, and includes images of the Humberstone house, the Prins farmhouse and farm buildings, Jacob and Aafje Prins, the McGavin Brothers (Bros.) Bakery and wagons, and a photograph of the 1918 annual convention of the United Farmers of Alberta.

The fonds consists of correspondence written by Dr. Mary Percy Jackson to Winifred Ellis, as well as photographs, newspaper clippings, and programs collected by Winifred Ellis.

The fonds consists of evaluations as a student teacher, evaluations as a teacher for the Knee Hill School District No. 1142, examinations and guidelines for teachers.

The sous-fonds consists of the records of the Winona Local of the United Farmers of Alberta, and includes minutes and some accounting records

Fonds consists of a copy of Winthrop S. Brooks' journal, entitled <em>Wild Fowling in Alberta, Canada, 1909</em>. The journal dates from August 1909 to February 1910.