The fonds consists of correspondence, reports, constitution, and financial ledger. Fonds incorporates the financial ledger of the Kaslo Recreation Association (1945-1963).

The fonds consists of minutes, accounts, and skating schedules of the club.

The fonds consists of minutes and account books of the Revelstoke Golf Club and the Revelstoke Golf Club Ladies Division.

The fonds consists of minutes of the association.

The fonds consists of minutes, bylaws, correspondence, and miscellaneous legal and banking records.

Fonds consists of albums titled "Camp of the St. Paul's Robson Club, Aug. 1914" and "Third Camp of the St. Paul's Robson Club, August 1915." They document hiking trips into Berg Lake and Mount Robson, especially camp and trail activities; climbing Mount Selwyn; railway right-of-ways; views of deserted Tete Jaune [Cache?]; lakes, waterfalls and glaciers, including Robson Glacier

The fonds consists of Siwak's citizenship and emigration papers; awards, correspondence, programs, minutes, newsletters, reports, and newspaper clippings pertaining to Siwak's involvement with competitive swimming as a coach and judge at the local, national, and international level; and material pertaining to his funeral in 1985.

Fonds consists of materials created and collected by Stanley Gardiner of the Wetaskiwin area. The material in the fonds primarily dates from ca.1910-1980 but also includes an 1841 document collected by Mr. Gardiner to pursue his interests in stamp collecting. Fonds includes Stanley Gardiner's personal correspondence, autograph books, and cards addressed to Mr. Gardiner and members of the Gardiner family and unidentified photographs believed to be friends and family members of Mr. Gardiner.

The fonds consists of the records of the Strawberry Plains Community Association and includes an incorporation certificate, bylaws, minutes, a bankbook, financial records, agreements, and correspondence.

The fonds consists of a paper written by Ms. Markham and a presentation relating to the development of parks and playgrounds in Western Canada. Professor Markham's thesis is catalogued separately.