Fonds consists of financial items, clippings and ephemera relating to W. H. Callender

Fonds consists of photographic views of Bankhead Colleries and townsite by W. H. Aldridge. They were originally published in "Canadian Mining Review", ca.1904

Fonds consists of two files titled "Proposal for the development of the Ptarmigan Valley" 1947 and relates to Milne's work on a development proposal for the Ski Club of the Canadian Rockies Ltd. at Lake Louise, ca.1960.

Fonds consists of photographs thought to have been produced and collected by W. F. O. Fisher. Alpine Club of Canada expeditions and camps, including 1912 expedition to Strathcona Park, British Columbia; also scenic views and family and personal photographs, many unidentified. Lantern slides pertain to mountaineering and travel in the Canadian Rockies and in Europe, also church activities in Alberta. Prints, transparencies and negatives match in some cases

Fonds consists of photographs of Bill Hartley, including army photograph; warden activities; and other personal photographs. Most items are unidentified.

Fonds pertains to Athabasca Pass and dedication ceremony, Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada, September 14, 1973. Some views were printed in "Athabasca Pass: gateway to the Pacific," by W. C. Wonders, Canadian Geographic Journal, February 1974.

Fonds pertains to parades and events on Banff Avenue.

Fonds consists of correspondence, manuscripts, financial papers and photographs regarding personal matters, skiing, publishing, inventions, etc. I. Personal, 1905-1950, 8.5 cm of papers and 170 photographs; includes correspondence, financial and legal papers, photographs, newsclippings, memorabilia and other. II. Professional, 1925-1950, 12 v. and ca.35 cm of papers and ca.85 photographs; pertains to ski-instructing and guiding, inventing, writing and other. III. Other, 1935-1950, .6 cm of papers and ca.50 photographs; includes collected textual material, photographs of the Canadian Rockies and other photographs. Accompanied by artifacts pertaining mainly to inventions (Heritage Collection)

Fonds consists of family papers and ephemera, including list of electors, legal documents, typescript of "The story of Rundle" and print material. Fonds also includes newspaper clippings and a letter from Ralph Edwards, 1958 and a Banff Winter Carnival brochure, 1948.