Fonds consists of four series:;I. Percy Woodworth series, ca.1908-1966, 3 cm of textual records, 212 photographs (prints, negatives). Consists of warden diaries, 1924-1927, and photographs pertaining to family, friends, warden activities, hunting, and camping. II. Joe Woodworth series, ca.1890-1973, 94 photographs, 1 cm of textual records. Consists of photographs, trip accounts, autobiographies and other textual items. III. Annie Woodworth (LaCasse) series, 1912-1971, 5 cm of textual records. Consists of autograph book and scrapbooks of Annie Woodworth. IV. Woodworth family series, ca.1890-1930, 49 photographs. .5 cm of textual records. Consists of family photographs of Ben, Ethel, Mary, Maude, Adelia, Fred A. and John Woodworth and of Howard Deegan; Fred Woodworth papers; and other material.

The fonds consists of: a Red Cross blood donor certificate given to Roy Woollven for giving 20 donations of blood ([ca. 1955]); a St. Barnabas Anglican Church cookbook in aid of the Organ Fund (1913); The Canadian Red Cross manual for Home Care Nursing Classes (undated); Red Cross certificate issued to Mrs. R. W. Woollven of Suffield, for completing all of the offered courses of the Department of Home Nursing, Alberta Divison (undated); framed document issued by the Government of Canada in gratitude to Corporal Roy Walter Woollven for Devotion to Duty as a Member of Canada's Reserve Army, 1939-1945; rolled memorial scroll issued to honour Pte. C. H. Woollven, 552817, 8th Battalion Canadian Infantry (Manitoba Regiment), son of Mrs. F.C. Woollven of Medicine Hat, who died of his wounds April 15, 1917 at the age of 22 years. His grave is located at Aubigny Communal Cemetery in France (undated); 83 photographs of members of the Veteran's Guard, various views of Medicine Hat, Alderson (Carlstadt), the Woollven family, and the Police Point Barracks. Consists of a Red Cross blood donor certificate given to Roy Woollven for giving 20 donations of blood ([ca. 1955]) (M90.26.1); a St. Barnabas Anglican Church cookbook in aid of the Organ Fund (1913) (M2000.40.1); The Canadian Red Cross manual for Home Care Nursing Classes (undated) (M2000.40.2); Red Cross certificate issued to Mrs. R. W. Woollven of Suffield, for completing all of the offered courses of the Department of Home Nursing, Alberta Divison (n/d) (M2000.40.3); framed document issued by the Government of Canada in gratitude to Corporal Roy Walter Woollven for Devotion to Duty as a Member of Canada's Reserve Army, 1939-1945 (M2000.40.4); rolled memorial scroll issued to honour Pte. C. H. Woollven, 552817, 8th Battalion Canadian Infantry (Manitoba Regiment), son of Mrs. F.C. Woollven of Medicine Hat, who died of his wounds April 15, 1917 at the age of 22 years. His grave is located at Aubigny Communal Cemetery in France (undated) (M2000.40.5).

The fonds consists of the 107 page memoirs of Maria (Parachin) Wozniak written in Polish in 1958 and translated by her son, Matthew; a story of Matthew's paternal grandmother, Katrina Wozniak (nee Wrobel). 131 photographs and newspaper articles concerning the Wozniakand Klukas families and Eaglesham's Co-op, Eaglesham Golf Clubhouse and ball team, and many of Barbara Wozniak's quilts and handicrafts. Mathew Wozniak's stories include: "Benny Houser's Sawmill", "Spinning Out of Wool", "The Story of Elko (Alex) Sanocki and Family", "South Slope School", "Modern Technology, " Paving the Grande Prairie Airport", and "Hamlet of Rehab later Codesa", "History of the Lakeside Golf and Country Club", "Short Period of Polish History", "Fox Creek School Van", "Country Icehouses", "Artificially Inseminating" ,"Wanham Codesa Fire", and "Automobile Engines", "Water", "Russia Destroying Poland". Also included is a biography of Herman Klukas, written by Mathew Wozniak and several pages of selected memories from his mother's diary. The fonds also includes the Mathew Wozniak family film collection of 26 feels of 8mm and Super 8mm film and a digital copy of 3 disks the films were transferred to.

The fonds consists of family photographs.

The fonds consists of photographs of Crescent Heights athletic teams, Lake Louise, Bishop Pinkham, Banff, Bankhead, other mountain views, Big Hill Springs, Fish Creek, Turner Valley, unemployed camps near Exshaw, road grading, Waterton, Elbow Falls, and Glacier Park.

Fonds consists of Andrew "Scotty" Wright papers and photographs, Mary Wright papers and photographs and some Wright family photographs. Textual records include Scotty Wright journals and notebooks, 1922-1942, correspondence, 1932-1937, and other papers, 1932-1967 re employment and personal matters; also miscellaneous personal papers of Mary Wright Burles, 1927-1967. Photographs are mainly prints and albums pertaining to Andrew "Scotty" Wright and family, friends and associates, activities, hunting trips, mountain travels and skiing, ca.1890-1959. Includes two albums and some prints pertaining mainly to Mary Wright and her friends and activities at Banff and Skoki, ca.1925-1940, as well as photographs by Nick Morant and six panorama and large-format views by Charles D. Walcott.

The fonds consists of correspondence inwards (1859-1900), Wesleyan-Methodist church class books and family photographs. Early correspondence relates to family matters. Later correspondence is addressed primarily to W.R. Wright relating to his career in local politics. Fonds includes church "class books" (1838?-1846), listing many members of the Thomas Wright family. Fonds is arranged in three series: 1) Correspondence; 2) Church class books; 3) Family photographs.

Fonds contains photographs and textual records pertaining to the descendants of Isaac Wry, which were handed down to and kept by his great granddaughter, Pauline Mary (Alward) Spatz. Most of the content refers to Pauline, her parents John Bunyan and Mabel Lena (Wry) Alward, and her grandparents John Willard and Jennie Grace (Snowdon) Wry, as well as other close relatives. The records listed here were part of a donation that also included a number artifacts.

Fonds is divided into four sousfonds which are further divided into relevant series. All content has been arranged chronologically.

Sub-fond 1: John Willard Wry and Jennie Grace (Snowdon) Wry
Sub-fond 2: Mathilda Wry and Mary Elsie Wry
Sub-fond 3: John Bunyan Alward and Mabel Lena (Alward) Wry
Sub-fond 4: Pauline Mary (Alward) Spatz

The fonds consists of images of W.T. Finlay and his family home, named "Erin Lodge".

The fonds consists of memoirs about Stettler (ca. 1960s); and photographs (1910-1911) of a Castor street scene, pupils and teachers at a Willingdon school, and the Johnson home at Whitford.