The fonds consists of a photocopy of the diary of Annie Adams, Sr. (1920-1923); photographs of the Lockhart, Adams, Patterson and Austin families (early 1900s, 1965); G.R. Austin's notebook as a Canadian firefighter in England (1940s); and slides of the Calgary Stampede (1950).

The fonds consists of certificate of incorporation (1914), correspondence, lease agreements including Herron's which predate the company, invoices and receipts, share certificates, financial statement (1917), tax assessments (1920, 1922) and shareholders' correspondence (1923).

The fonds consists of charter and incorporation documents, correspondence, minutes, financial reports, conference and seminar records, yearbooks, planning records, surveys, and chapter newsletters. Also included are rosters of the Calgary chapter and other chapters, and various AMS publications.

The collection consists of photographs of various towns in the Peace River area, settlements along the Athabasca and Mackenzie Rivers, views of the Alaska Highway and early scenes of various centres in southern Saskatchewan including Moose Jaw.

The fonds consists of newsclippings about his skiing activities and the Fram Ski Club (1912-1921), constitution and minutes of the National Ski Association of Western Canada (1912-1913), and photographs of Camrose skiers and ski jumps (1912-1920s, 1964).

The fonds consists of minutes, bylaws, correspondence, reports and users' payment records.

The fonds consists of personal correspondence, fan mail (including letters from Nellie McClung), copies of her poetry, short stories and articles, rough drafts of Through the Years, publications containing her writings, and newsclippings and scrapbooks pertaining to her work. Includes one file of poems by her daughter, Sylvia Allan. Also consists of photographs of the Hill family and mountain and Klondike views. Includes correspondence with George Garbutt while he was serving overseas during the Second World War.

The fonds consists of autobiographical manuscrip and poetry.

The fonds consists of articles (1972-1973) and photographs (1912-1914) about the Alberta Ladies College; article (1971) and photograph (1940s) about Berkhamstead School; notes and articles about the first hospital, the east bridge, early farmers and the W.H. Rich family; transcript of St. Luke's Anglican Church marriage register for 1905 to 1917; and a history of Alberta crafts prepared by the Alberta Women's Institute (1967).

The fonds consists of letters written by Emily Carr to Agnes.