The collection consists of an album of photographs of the City of Red Deer and of the nearby Red Deer Indian Industrial School which was prepared by an unknown teacher at that school.

Collection consists of both copied and original records and includes records belonging to various companies, associations, governments, and individuals. Fonds includes agendas, Alberta law stamps, association records, banners, calendars, celebration and event programmes, certificates, constitutions, diaries and daily journals, financial records, glass plate negatives, historical and biographical sketches, invitations, judges' case books, lantern slides and coloured lantern slides, literary manuscripts, maps, mechanically produced photographic reproductions, minutes, negatives and cyanotype negatives, newsletters, newspapers and newspaper clippings, personal reminiscences, phonodiscs, photographs, political party records, prize lists, radio broadcasts and broadcast transcripts, receipts, scrapbooks, shares, souvenir booklets and photograph albums, surveys, temperance posters, and various other miscellaneous records. The collection has been divided into the following series:;Aberdeen Association (1909-1911); Aberhart, William (1943); Alberta Golden Jubilee (1954-1955); Alberta Institute of Co-operation (1928-1929); Alberta Society of Petroleum Geologists (around 1954); Alberta Women's Institute (1915-1963); Albright, W.D. (1930); Athabasca and District Board of Trade (June 9, 1952); Bennett, Richard Bedford (1905-1938, predominant 1937-1938); Blue, Mrs. John (1907-1913); Blyth, Alfred (1936-1939); <em>Bob Edwards' Summer Annual</em> (1920-1922); Brick, Mrs. A.L. (19-?); Brown, James McCredie (19-?); Bulkley, C.S. (1865-1867); Byron-May Company (1910-1914); Callihoo, Victoria (around 1948); Campbell, Colin Nicol (April 4, 1887); Canadian Club, Edmonton (1909-1912); Canadian Medical Association (August 1912); Carpenter, W.G. (April 8, 1927); Civil Service Association of Alberta (1955-1956); College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta (1924); Denny, Sir Cecil Edward (around 1905); Devore, R.W. (19-?); East Clover Bar Alberta Farmers' Association (1906-1912); Edmonds, W. Everard (19-?); Edmonton Ad Club (1913-1914); <em>Edmonton Bulletin</em> (1882); <em>Edmonton Daily Bulletin</em> (May 2, 1910); Edmonton Exhibition Association Limited (1908-1918); Elliot, George B. (19-?); Evans, Sylvia I. (November 14, 1950); Finlay, Reverend R.E. (January 21, 1949); Fortnightly Club (1929-1930); Fortune, Alexander L. (19-?); Gibson, A.H. (19-?); Gish, Elmer (19-?); Goodhand, H.M. (1950); Government of Alberta (1905-1972); Government of Canada (1858-1965); Government of the North West Territories (1873-1941); <em>Grande Prairie Herald</em> (December 31, 1934); Great War Veterans' Association (1919); Gudlaugson, M.G. (19-?); Hamilton, E. Ann (1901-1946); High River Stock Association (1885-1911); Horan, J.W. (around 1943); Hudson's Bay Company (1784-1898); Hughes, Katherine; (Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire (1905-1915); Jaffray, J.A. (1915-1917); Kensit, William (1936-1939); Kerr, John R. (19-?); Ladouceur, Joseph (1884-1910); <em>Le Canadien Français </em>(1915-1918); Lent, Geneva D. (around 1963); Liberal Association of Alberta (1961-1962); Local Council of Women, Edmonton (1908-1916); Lynch-Staunton, C. (19-?); M. Holt, Jean M. (October 27, 1955); MacAdam, Roberta (1967); MacCormick, Malcolm (19-?); MacDonald, J. Stuart (around 1930); Maps (1858-); Maps (North West Company (1784-1805); Mathers, C.W. (19-); McCallum, John H. (1935); McDermid, George V. (1932-1935); McDougall, Reverend John (1909-1913); McKitrick, Franklin R.F. (January 14, 1944); McMicking, Thomas (November 10, 1862); Mills, Louisa (19-?); Neil, Catherine (19-?); Northern Alberta Pioneers and Old Timers Association (1937-1945); Okotoks Home and School Association (1947-1948); Nutt, William Joseph (1952); Peake, Reverend F.A. (April 29, 1953); Photographs (1869-1950); Rodney, William (January 25, 1950); Rotary Club (around 1916-1923); Salvation Army (1933); Scott, Doctor Walter H. (December 11, 1937); Shera, John W. (19-?); Smith, S.H. (19-?); Social Credit Party (1936-1946); Society of Clerks-at-the-Table (1922-1939); Soukoreff, W.A. (19-?); South Athabasca School (19-?); Spencer, J.A. (1949); Stanley, George (19-?); Stanley, George Douglas (19-?); Steinhauer, Reverend H.B. (1857-1884); Stout, C.H. (19-?); Strathcona Industrial Exhibition Association Limited (1904-1911); Tabobingdong, Johnson (March 29, 1930); <em>The Bulletin</em> (1911); <em>The Presbyterian</em> (1904-1912); Theroux, Basil (February 23, 1940); Thomas, Lewish Herbert (October 27, 1953); Thompson, Stephen J. (19-?); Tims, Archdeacon J.W. (1928-1931); United Farmers of Alberta (1910-1933); United Grain Growers Limited (1918-1930); University Club of Edmonton (1913-1918); <em>Western Labor News </em>(1919); William A. Griesbach family (1857-1949); <em>Winnipeg Daily Sun</em> (1885); Woodcock, Anthony (September 10, 1714); Yate, Richard (September 10, 1714); Young, T.C. (June 14, 1952)

The collection consists of material collected by Lionel Two Horns, including photographs of Blackfoot personalities and ceremonies (ca. 1912-1977), and recorded interviews with Bernard Tailfeathers about the old Blackfoot language (1976), Jim Ryan of Hartell (1977), and Tom Two Horns interviewed by Don Frantz (1965).

Collection consists of negatives depicting pioneers and First Nations people from the Grande Cache, Alberta area.

The collection consists of scrapbook of broadsides printed by James Ross regarding Red River (1869-1870); essay of stamp attributed to provisional government (1869); Samuel Plunkett's letters and photographs regarding the Rebellion (1885-1946); reproduction of Riel letter (1912); copy of list of rights published by Provisional Government (1869-1870); copy of letter to Dr. R. Fiset regarding Rebellion (1885); copy of notices to inhabitants of Red River and Rupertsland (1869-1870); genealogical data on Riel family (1969); correspondence regarding Riel's coffin (1935); and published collection of documents regarding Riel's life (1967).

The collection consists of Appeal Court records for the case of Chief Bernard Ominayak et al, on behalf of the Lubicon Lake Band vs Norcen, Dome, Chieftain, Shell, Union, Numac, Petro-Canada, Chevron, Petrofina, and Amoco oil companies, and the Province of Alberta (1882-1985); photocopies of circulars (predominantly from Fred Lennarson), correspondence and newsclippings about the Lubicon Lake Cree (1981-1985); and photocopies of the affidavit and notice of motion for the 1983 lawsuit (1983).

The fonds consists of: letters from the Lubicon Lake Indian Nation enclosing copies of documents supporting their land claim; statements from government and Lubicon officials; letters to and from the same; supporting resolutions from other Native bands; and news clippings of articles, editorials, cartoons and reader comments which support their position. Also included are direct statements from the Lubicon Lake Indian Nation; the March 1990, report from the Human Rights Committee (sent May 10, 1990), and "The Lubicon Settlement Commission of Review Final Report", (issued March, 1993).

The collection consists of photographs of Sarcee and Charlie Russell.

The collection consists of: telephone directories (2) for Medicine Hat and district (1968, 1970); historic titles searches (4) for Lots 33-34, Block 5, Plan 833m (1894-1983), Plan 23560, Block "B", Lots 1 & 2 (1900-1984), Plan 23593, Block "B", Lots 1 & 2 (1903-1986), and Old St. Patrick's Church location Plan 1491, Block 16, Lots 11 & 12 (1908-1985); Heritage Calendars (2) (1984); Medicine Hat Exhibition and Stampede posters (2) (1986); Woolfrey House research papers (1892-1906); Medicine Hat Tigers Hockey Calendar (1986-87); promotional posters for Medicine Hat (3) (ca. 1989); election posters for MP candidates Bob Porter, Peter Hansen and Wally Regehr (3) (1989); O.S. map entitled "Map Shewing [sic] Mounted Police Stations and Patrols 1888", reprinted to commemorate R.C.M.P. Centennial 1873-1973 (1973); O.S. posters for the movie "The Canadians" (12) (1961); exhibitors Campaign Manual from "The Canadians" (1961); Chautauqua pamphlets (2) (1930); squatters statement of claim for the following individuals: F.A. Mountain, W.P. Leacock, H. Pearse, H. Jordan, A. Mallot, L.S. Fox, W.B. Butler, C. Flint, J.Y. Terry, G.H. Presswell, G. Anderton, G.F. Pim, J. Madden, H.B. Collier, L.A. Smallwood, F. Slaymaker, M. Sutherland, S. Porter, Count M. DeBosdari, J. Jackson, W. Logan, J. Logan, J. McLean (1884); Metis scrip documents (36 pgs) issued to the descendants of Edward McKay (1885-1886); a dry mounted lithograph? depicting "Steamers at Medicine Hat Loading Ammunition and Stores", as initially published in the Illustrated London News (1885); personal letters (54) addressed to Phyllis Becker (1916-1933, undated); 10 En Avant newsletters from Alexandra High School (1937-1939); lithographic view of Medicine Hat (1887); geneological publication entitled "A Beveridge-McLeish Family History" (1992); municipal election material (ie. posters, campaign pamphlets and handouts, lapel buttons) from the civic elections for City Council and Public and Separate School Board Trustees from the elections of 1989, 1992, 1995 and 1998 (note that not all candidates are represented in this collection which was gathered by Archives staff) (1989-1998); ownership map of landholders, lease holders, electoral boundries, county lines (range and township numbered roadways), federal lands, parklands, raillines, canals etc for the year 1999 (June 1999); map showing disposition of lands in Alberta and BC (1915); desktop calendar titled "On The Trail" with photos by Kim Taylor of Maple Creek (1999); Empress Theatre cheque book (stubs only) indicating payments made (Nov. 1920-Apr.1921); premium catalogues for Nabob and Blue Ribbon coupon holders. Pictures merchandise redeemable for coupons alone, or coupons and cash (1963-64, n/d); copy of Medalta Potteries Conservation Study, March 1993, prepared by Simpson, Roberts and Wappel assessing the historical significance, resource inventory and a conservation strategy for site development (March 1993) (M2001.12.1); 551 photographs of various events that occurred in Medicine Hat, various views in and around Medicine Hat, and Medicine Hat's citizens (1883-[ca.1990]); 2 audio cassettes documenting the official opening of the Medicine Hat Museum (1967), and the official opening of the National Exhibition Centre (1978); 2 videotape cassette featuring the opening of the renovated museum and art gallery (1988), and the spring opening and awards presentation (1989). Chronology of area history, handwritten family histories, early correspondence to society (1950).

The collection consists of correspondence from researchers and inquirers which includes significant and substantial compilations on Metis genealogy. Includes pedigree charts, descendancy charts, family group sheets, essays, articles, and photocopied newsclippings. The files are arranged alphabetically by the names of the researchers or inquirers, and include William Frederic James Bell, Rhiannon Boardman, Jim Bowman, James D. Campbell, Mary Sandison Fox, Malcolm S. Gray, Kelly Guilmette, Jim Lavers, Gail Morin, Garnet Quigley, Tammy Rempel, and the Wylie family. Files include information on families descended from early fur trader bearing the following surnames: Auld, Bethune, Cook, Erasmus, Favell, Fellers, Gariepy, Gray, Kwaraconte, Latreille, Laurence, McKay, McKinlay, Mowat, Nepissing, Robertson, Sandison, Wylie.