The fonds consists of Spencer's diaries regarding prospecting (1904-1906) and transcript of diary about trip up the Athabasca River (1907); and Esme's extensive autobiography (written in 1957) about pioneer life in Pouce Coupe from the time of her arrival in Canada as an English war bride.

The fonds consists of Thomson's correspondence regarding his work with Texaco.

The fonds consists of correspondence about engineering projects (1910-1959); membership records, annual reports, and correspondence with engineering organizations in which he was active; and reports and photographs of coal in Kananaskis.
Record related to the following subjects are also in this fonds. See inventory for details: Association of Professional Engineers of Alberta, Biggar (Sask.), E.W. Bowness, J. Edwin Brown, Buffalo Head Ranch, Canadian Society of Civil Engineers, Ralph E. Chamberlain, George Coutts, John Clapham Dale, Edgar Davis, Devon, Drumheller, Earl Grey Golf Club, William Samuel Fetherstonhaugh, John Galt, Norman Macleod Hall, Hanna, Robert McDonald Hardy, High River, Clarence D. Howe, J. Walter Ings, Irma, Kindersley (Sask.), Andrew W. Percy Lowrie, George D. Mackie, Medicine Hat, Melville (Man.), Dudley Blair Menzies, C. LeB. Miles, George H.N. Monkman, William Newman, North West Commercial Travellers Association, Pekisko, Norma Piper Pocaterra, George Pocaterra, Porcupine Creek Coal Mine, P.M. Sauder, G.A. Sissons, J.J. Strutt, Anna Tamminga, Treyn Oil Pool, and James Robert Wood.

The fonds consists of photographs of the Turner Valley oilfields and area, Dingman Wells #1 and #2, the Southern Alberta Oil Refinery, derrick construction, transportation of oil and gas, and the Dingman family. The fonds also consists of A.W. Dingman's reports and prospectuses related to the Calgary Natural Gas Company and Calgary Petroleum Products Company; Claude Dingman's notes and articles on the petroleum industry; Turner Valley operative results (1913-1935); and Corrine Dingman Patteson's family scrapbook. Includes a 1956 speech by Eric Harvie about the discovery of oil in Turner Valley.

Fonds consists of the textual records of R.J. McDougall. Includes correspondence, mining notes, a prospector's course, yearbook, and ephemera.

The fonds consists of reports of geophysical exploration in western Canada, particularly in Alberta. Most of the reports were commissioned by Galloway for his consulting practice. Includes seismic reports on the Atlee, Barons, Big Valley, Excelsior, Grand Forks, Joffre (south), Newbrook, Picture Butte, Redwater, Stettler, Steveville, Tofield, and Viking areas of Alberta and the Lyleton area of Manitoba. Includes gravity reports and articles on the Bonnyville-Cold Lake and Pembina areas of Alberta; land reports on the Taber and Sexsmith-Webster areas of Alberta; and correspondence, maps, and collected articles on related topics.

Fonds consists of business correspondence and account books generated in the operation of a general store, lumber mills and camps. Additionally, there is a small file of personal correspondence.

This fonds consists of a single item, a photocopy of a patent issued by the Patent Office for the Dominion of Canada to Charles Corey Wiggins, of Wiggins Mill or Wiggins Mills, York County, New Brunswick, for wood sawing machines, dated 28 April 1914.

The fonds consists of reminiscences of his life in Nordegg (1972); newsclippings about the 1941 mining disaster and various Nordegg residents; letters from Marin Nordegg; lists of births and deaths in Nordegg; and photographs of Nordegg,Banff, and his father (1888-1927).

The fonds consists of R.A. Brown's business correspondence (1949-1959), and his records related to the Independent Petroleum Association of Canada (1960-1964); Home Oil correspondence, inter-office memoranda, reports and geological studies (1950-1960); scrapbooks about the company's history (1936-1971); and photographs of Brown and Turner Valley.