The fonds consists of minutes of the Women's Musical Club of Lethbridge and its predecessor, the Lethbridge Women's Musical Club; correspondence; annual reports; concert programs; constitution and bylaws; financial records; membership information; scrapbooks; and announcements of performances.

The fonds consists of yearly programs of study (1923-1967), constitution (1957) and miscellany.

The fonds consists of minutes, correspondence, financial records related to their fundraising efforts (especially the Benny the Bookworm sale), membership lists, newsletters and photographs.

The fonds consists of programs of concerts sponsored by the Women's Musical Club of Edmonton, including mainly performances by the Don Cossack Chorus singers who were former officers in the Czar's Imperial Cavalry. In 1942, 1945 and 1946 the Women's Musical Club of Edmonton had invited the members of the Don Cossack Chorus, the leading musical attraction in the world, to perform in Edmonton.

The fonds consists of original photographs and photocopies from an album titled "Service for Others" containing essays on the history of Women of Unifarm and its predecessors in High River; notes on local women who had achievements in the arts; and articles, photographs, and news clippings about the organization's charitable project for 1972-1973, which involved visiting and organizing activities for senior citizens.

Fonds consists of correspondence; music manuscripts, ranging from pencil sketches to full master (publisher-ready) scores, of choral, vocal, chamber, instrumental, incidental, operatic and ballet music; manuscripts of articles and booklets about music; published work; programs relating to W. Bottenberg's musical career; greeting cards featuring music, designed by W. Bottenberg; and teaching related material.

Collection consists of material relating to W.O. Mitchell's term as writer-in-residence for Winnipeg School Division No.1, September 15, 1974 - November 30, 1974. Includes samples of student papers using "Mitchell's messy method of creative writing"; professional materials consisting of videotapes of seminars on creative writing for teachers; presentations for elementary, junior high and senior high students consisting of videotapes of the presentations and questions from the students; audio and video recordings of readings by W.O. Mitchell from his own work; and audio and video recordings of W.O. Mitchell discussing theme and character in several of his own works. Textual records consist of samples of student papers, listing of the audio and video recordings and bibliography of related materials collected in a kit for use by schools in Winnipeg School Division No. 1 as well as two scrapbooks containing articles and photographs documenting W.O. Mitchell's work for the school division. Also includes material relating to the seventy-fifth convocation of Brandon University, Brandon, Manitoba, held November 9, 1974, at which Paul Hiebert, James Gray and W.O. Mitchell received honorary doctorates, particularly an audio tape of a symposium on creative writing by the three writers moderated by Brandon University Chancellor Stanley Knowles, as well as photographs and newsclippings.

Fonds consists of personal and business correspondence; contracts; biographical material; manuscripts of short stories, novels, articles, screenplays and screenplay adaptations; published work; newsclippings of articles about W.E. Reeve and reviews of novels and screenplays; and other miscellaneous material. An additional accession, MsC 329, consists of a videotape of Diana Birchall discussing her book, Onoto Watanna : the story of Winnifred Eaton Reeve, on Connie Martinson Talks Books, Santa Monica, California, May 2002.

The fonds consists of birth and marriage certificates, two watercolours and miscellany.

Fonds consists of a letter written from Sir John A. McDonald to Anne Jackson Wilson's father, John Jackson, reminiscences of Anne Jackson Wilson and of "Dad" Sharples, theater memorabilia, and photographs.