The fonds consists of Otto's diary (April 1914-January 1915), army service book, notebook on armaments, returned soldier's handbook, Grand Lodge of Alberta bylaws, ration card and miscellany; Lily's registration and emigration card, and emigration certificate; and wedding photograph.

The fonds consists of Thomas' Canadian army paybook. Includes page with casualty lists; hints re sightseeing in London; and a poem entitled "The Influenza Mask" (1918).

The fonds consists of photos of Wark, James Montgomery and the Wark family.

The fonds consists of photograph portraits of Stan (1910, 1916); and photographs of Brooker family and friends (1911-1924), farming at Airdrie (1912-1914), First World War friends (1916-1919), Calgary scenes and cars (1914-1915), town of Wayne and coal mines (1919-1926), Imperial Oil service station (1930s), and Stan's PA system work (1937-1938). Also consists of autobiographical notes, reminiscences and sketches of the Rose Deer Coal Mine (1977); drawings of 1913 car and 1921 radio (1976); and correspondence (1914-1915, 1937-1952).

The fonds consists of photographs of the 50th Battalion during the First World War, Ogden military hospital, Calgary, and post office staff (1925).

The fonds consists of his service record and photographs of his Canadian service.

The fonds consists of a transcript of his diary, concerning the battle of Cut Knife Hill, and other North West Rebellion events.

The fonds consists of Riel Rebellion diary, postcards to family, letters from family and photograph of 90th Winnipeg Rifles (1885); civil service appointments and certificates (1881-1886); and homestead receipt, invitations and photographs of Allan. Includes a family tree and genealogical correspondence of daughter-in-law (1942).

The fonds consists of First World War diary, training notes, certificates and paybooks; Second World War certificates and newsclippings; personal certificates; and photographs of Calgary Highlanders.

The fonds consists of photographs of her nursing service at Gleichen and during the Second World War, of a Blackfoot (Siksika) sun dance (1930s), and of her uncle, Thomas A.P. Frost.