The fonds consists of A.E.'s teaching certificates and agreements, and homestead documents; photographs of the Willock and Cox families, and Pincher Creek area and personalities; recorded reminiscences of Mabel Cox Sykes about her family and nursing (1973); and A.E.'s extensive correspondence as Dominion Land sub-agent (1897- 1907) and as agent for the Calgary and Edmonton Land Company (1899-1911). Includes minutes of the Ancient Order of United Workmen, Castle View Lodge No. 43 (1903-1905). Also includes list of lands for sale on the Peigan reserve (1913).

Fonds consists of records relating to Hetherington’s early mission work in Dawson City, his travels in northern British Columbia, and his later travels to Palestine. Records also relate to his correspondence with family; liaison with the Superintendent of Home Missions for BC; and his academic affiliations, including Columbia College, Wesley College, and the University of Manitoba. Fonds comprises the following record series: Travel diaries (1898-1928); Pastoral care records (1903-1907); Family correspondence and memorabilia (1900-2000); and Academic materials (1896-1929).

The fonds consists of registers of pupils at Agassiz Central School (1915-1944).

The fonds consists of personal papers of Agnes Comfort, including correspondence, scrapbooks and newspaper clippings; records of her teaching career including lesson plans, textbooks, examination papers pertaining to the Canadian Nazarene College and River Glen School; and records relating to personal interests such as the Canadian Women's Christian Temperance Union, women's institutes, and the Church of the Nazarene. Includes records of her father, John H. Comfort, and her sister, Mary Reist.

The fonds consists correspondence, work schedules, reports, annual reports and posters of Agnes Short pertaining to her involvement with school health services in Lethbridge. Includes annual reports of the City of Lethbridge Heath Unit, work schedules and reports of school nurses, public health posters, and correspondence and data regarding the field trial of the Salk vaccine in Lethbridge.

The fonds consists of personal correspondence, diaries (1939-1943, 1964-1965, 1972), newsclippings, photographs, and momentos of Aileen Fish and her husband; and notes and reference material for her speeches.

Consists of personal correspondence, including some with societies in which he was involved (1935-1972); subject files, including some which refer to Calgary campus administration (1949-1962); speeches (1947-1966); his writings, including geography manuals, essays, articles, and notes, some of which are related to the philosophy of education (1932-1966); his MA thesis (1940) and PhD dissertation (1949); lecture notes and reference material; newsclippings on education; biographic material; photos of Calgary Normal School, Doucette and his wife; and ephemera.

The fonds consists of visitor's registers (1909-1959), a teachers' register (1914), lists of teachers and courses (1948-1975), minutes of teachers' meetings (1946-47), student council minutes (1975-1977) and accounting book; invitation, program and guest book for the opening of A.L. Fortune Secondary School (1978), graduation and theatre programs (1945-2005), school newspapers (1912, 1936-1993) and annuals 1948-2005), a history of the school: 'Schools of Enderby and District, 1896-1965' by Ruby Lidstone, a scrapbook with honour and merit rolls (1984-1988); a videotape of graduation ceremonies (1990) and school activities (1996); and audiocassette tape of students interviewed by CBC (1998). Fonds also includes records relating to a 1990 school musical, including 150 slides, script, program, directors' notes and stage directions.

The fonds consists of records created by Alan Clarke in his capacity as an educator, adviser and public servant and includes both personal and professional correspondence, reports, notes, clippings, minutes and agendas and other material annotated by Clarke.

Fonds consists of a scrapbook of Alan Dignan (Victoria Class of 1931) containing clippings, correspondence, notices, programmes and other ephemera concerning student activities at Victoria University, 1927-1931