Fonds consists of the first and second reports as submitted by the Commissioners, the verbatim transcripts of hearings held at various points across the country (including an index to these transcripts) and submissions from over 100 individuals, corporations and interest groups.

Collection consists of submissions made by various companies in the oil industry to the Alberta Petroleum and Natural Gas Conservation Board and the National Energy Board relating to the exportation of natural gas and crude oil from Alberta to Eastern Canada and the United States via proposed pipelines. Includes geological and engineering data, projections of Canadian market requirements, reserve estimates, financial projections, facility descriptions, etc. Companies making submissions include among others Trans-Canada Pipe Lines Ltd., Westcoast Transmission Co. Ltd., Alberta and Southern Gas Co. Ltd. and Canadian-Montana Pipe Line Co. Collection also includes several submissions to the Royal Commission on Energy in 1958.

Fonds consists of correspondence, photographs, research material, preliminary work, manuscripts and galleys of published and unpublished work, book and exhibition reviews, and photographs and slides of D.G. Lent's paintings, books and pamphlets.

Consists of a photograph album 5 cm thick, containing ca. 200 photographs of places and persons in Alberta and Montana. The album was compiled by A. F. Buckham from his photographs of a cattle drive, and life in and around Dorothy, Alberta and the lower Red Deer River (1921-1924), Edmonton, Alberta (1930), the later half of the album deals with A. F. Buckham's student experiences at the University of Alberta and on a mining engineering field trip to southern Alberta and Montana (1933-1935). RECORDS RELATING TO THE FOLLOWING IDENTIFIED PERSONS ALSO IN THIS FONDS: Bob Armstrong, Larry Bergman, Fred Bainbridge, Bill Craig, Walter Dallamore, Harry Foster, Peter Farmer, Steve Hall, the Hamilton family, Sam Howe, Bob Jones, Dan Klump, Dave Livingston, Mart Montgomery, Edward Park, Jerry Purdy, Jim Reid, R. L. Rutherford, Bob Scott, Professor N. Stover, O. J. Walker. TOWNS AND CITIES: Alberta Beach, Alberta; Banff, Alberta; Bassano, Alberta; Bindloss, Alberta; Cluny, Alberta; Coutts, Alberta; Edmonton, Alberta; Fort McLeod, Alberta; Hussar, Alberta; Medicine Hat, Alberta; Steveville, Alberta; Taylor Siding, Alberta; Turner Valley, Alberta; Wainright, Alberta; Wayne, Alberta. OTHER PLACES: Anaconda, Montana; Butte, Montana; Great Falls, Montana; Helena, Montana. OTHER SUBJECTS: Badlands, Bassano dam, buffalo, Camp Keewadin at Hastings Lake, Alberta, cattle round-ups, college football, fossils, geological formations, the McDaniels Ranch, oil exploration in Turner Valley, oil refining, placer mining, Red Deer Valley, Rosedeer Collieries, smelting plants, Ukrainian barn, University of Alberta, wind storm damage in Edmonton

The fonds consists of Stanier's correspondence, training manuals, and business records. Includes business records of the Kingfisher Oil Field Fishing Company, records related to his involvement in civil defense activities, family photographs, publications from various oil industry sources, and township maps.

<p>The fonds consists of material related to the Building Histories exhibition. The photographs are documentary in nature and depict dilapidated mining sites around Crowsnest Pass. The fonds includes the original negatives, slides of the images, small prints, and the large, framed prints that were used in the exhibit.</p>;<p>The fonds also includes textual material that provides context to the photos. This material includes exhibit programs, artist statements and biographies, correspondence with mining companies, art galleries, and funding agencies, and educational material for school projects related to the exhibit.</p>

The collection consists of photographs that depict various sites, people, and community events in a quadrant of Alberta to the southeast of Red Deer that is bordered by the communities of Three Hills, Drumheller, and Youngstown. Most of the photos focus on Youngstown and surrounding villages. The photos depict baseball games, picnics, the interior of a Drumheller coal mine, a group portrait of recent army recruits from Youngstown in 1916, unidentified people and farm sites, and various businesses/buildings in the area.

The fonds consists of photographs taken at various architectural sites around Alberta. These include a survey of housing in the abandoned coal town of Nordegg that was created by the Woolfenden Group, a photographic survey by McIntosh, Workun & Chernenko Architects of a federal building, and architectural surveys of St. Joseph's College, St. Stephen's College, the Ukrainian Village, and Beaver House.

The fonds consists of oral histories given by people who lived and worked in the Coal Branch from 1912 to 1966. The oral histories were recorded by den Otter during the course of research to complete his thesis for a Master of Arts degree in history at the University of Alberta.

The fonds consists of photographs and textual material created or received by Harry M. Lewis as part of his duties as an engineer for the construction of GCOS Plant near Fort McMurray.