The series consists of minutes and some agendas.

Fonds consists of these series: I Awards (1950-1960). Includes H.M. Tory Award, 1951; National Awards in Painting Literature, Music and Related Arts. II Banff town (1940-1961). Includes relations with the Chamber of Commerce; Luxton Museum; Crag and Canyon (newspaper). III Buildings and facilities (1938-1961). Includes war assets in buildings and equipment. IV Courses and curriculum (1938-1962). Includes examinations, grades, academic credit and certification; proposed programs (recreation, private school). V Divisions - Applied Arts (1941-1961). Comprises ceramics; weaving; interior design; leathercraft. VI Divisions - Art (1938-1960). Includes models; exhibits; gifts; Permanent Collection. VII Divisions - Ballet (1949-1960). Includes children's classes. VIII Divisions - Creative writing (1946- 1960). Includes short story, play and radio writing; writers' conferences; competitions, 1946-1956. IX Divisions - Drama (1933- 1960). Includes rights and permissions; handbooks by Elizabeth Sterling Haynes. X Divisions - Languages (1939-1960). Includes French and Russian instruction; reports; French Chalet. XI Divisions - Music (1937-1960). Includes supplies: scores, pianos, recordings. XII Divisions - Photography (1941-1960). XIII Exhibits (1937-1962). Includes Banff and travelling exhibits of art, applied arts, photography. XIV Financial (1937-1961). Includes University Bursar, payroll, rates, rentals, financial statements; fundraising and foundations, 1946-1961. XV Government agencies and offices (1949-1961). Includes Alberta; Canada; National Parks officers. XVI Office (1937-1962). Includes procedures, memberships, inquiries; correspondence (including Eric and Donald Harvie, 1949-1959). XVII Performances and productions (1937-1960). Includes Banff performances and tours of drama, music, ballet, opera. XVIII Photographs (1933-1957). Views, mainly for publicity, of student and staff activities, ceremonies, buildings; mountain scenery (ca. 1900 images). XIX Public relations (1937-1967). Includes calendars, newsletters, advertising, press releases, radio talks, clippings, magazine articles and posters; Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, 1937- 1960; National Film Board, 1946-1956. XX Reports (1933-1962). Includes statistical reports (e.g. registration); annual report. XXI Scholarships (1939-1960). Awards in all Divisions. XXII Staff (1947-1961, 1972). Includes academic, office and service staff; accommodation; salaries; staff meetings; photographs; interview with H.G. Glyde on the history of the School (2 sound tape cassettes). XXIII Students (1933-1961). Includes registration lists; rules and discipline; Students' Union; newsletter and yearbook; alumni. XXIV University of Alberta offices (1942-1961). Includes Faculty of Extension; President; Registrar; Faculty of Education. XXV Visitors (1942-1960). Includes Queen Elizabeth II; photographs and correspondence. Records of each Division include the following information, in addition to subjects specific to the Division: courses, supplies, financial records, staff, correspondence, meetings, students, publications. Researchers should also consult the administrative categories.

Fonds includes: I. Administrative files, 1949-1974, 8 cm; including minutes, correspondence and general files. II. Ski meets, 1962, 1967-1973, 12.5 cm; pertaining mainly to the International Intercollegiate Ski Meet. III. Financial records, 1963-1973, 6.5 cm. IV. Other, 1953-1973, 1980, 16 items.

Fonds consists of minutes, 1973-1980, and related correspondence, reports, etc. for the Banff Social Planning Committee and Banff Society for Preventive Social Services.

Fonds consists of minutes of annual meetings and executive meetings from the organization's establishment by Banff sportswomen in 1931. Meetings pertain primarily to events, competitions and policy.

Fonds consists of minutes, 1926-1961, membership lists, 1950-1961 correspondence, 1933-1961, and financial records, 1933-1963.

Fonds consists of board records in the form of constitution, minutes, correspondence, reports, etc. of Banff Townsite Provisional Administration Board, 1975-1977, and Banff Townsite Options Review Committee, 1974-1975. Includes Executive Assistant's files containing Banff Townsite Options Review Committee and Banff Townsite Administration Study records, correspondence, reports, and Jasper Townsite Committee records. Provides insight into self-government issue and the various bodies involved including Parks Canada. Banff School Board, Banff Advisory Council, provincial and federal authorities.

Banff Winter Carnival photographs, 1950s, are mainly publicity photographs and order proofs by British Photographic Laboratories (Bill Gibbons); some by Alpine Films. Content includes Carnival Queen contests, parades, activities, including masquerade ball, other. Textual records of the Winter Sports of the Canadian Rockies organization, 1945-1946, include minutes, reports, letters, news reports, press clippings, pamphlets, programmes, posters and leaflets. These records are in the form of a scrapbook and loose items. Many items pertain to involvement of Ethel "Tillie" Knight.

Fonds consists of three series: I. Textual records, 1973-1997; II. Photographs, ca.1960-1989; III. Moving Images, 1991-1992. Textual material consists of administrative and operational records in the form of files of reports, transcripts, letters, minutes of meetings, legal papers, lists, registrations, advertising, poster entries, handbills and print material. Photographs pertain mainly to festival events, activities, including the Festival Queen contest. Videos pertain to 1991 and 1992 Banff Winter Festivals.

Consists of five series. I. Minutes, 1964-1991, ca.20 cm of textual records; II. Administrative files, 1974-1991, ca.156 cm of textual records; III. Other records, 1958-1985, 10.5 cm and 14 v. IV. Publications, 1977-1991, 2 cm of printed material; V. Photographs and films, ca.1970-1988, 143 photographs and 7 motion pictures. Records pertain mainly to Chamber of Commerce operations and Banff events.