The fonds consists of personal, military and IOOF papers of William B. Thomas' photographs of the Cadomin Mine, Alberta; newsclippings; and portraits of family members.

The fonds consists of photographs of military parades and inspections in Calgary (1914-1915), and other miscellaneous Calgary views (ca. 1900, 1910, 1925).

The fonds consists of published and unpublished news photographs (1886-1986) which include photographs of Calgary and Alberta events, personalities, buildings and sports teams; the southern Alberta oil industry; Calgary military personalities and views (1940s-1960s); and royal visits to Calgary (1951, 1953). Also consists of correspondence (1928-1965); financial records (1929-1970); union agreements (1947-1960); bylaw (1938); and property inventory (1913). Includes essays entered by Calgary pioneers in a Herald competition (1970); sketches, plans and maps of Calgary areas and buildings (1956-1961); miscellaneous programs, bulletins and newsclippings, and reference material.

The fonds consists of minutes, correspondence, membership roll, financial records, a film of the unit training and photographs of members.

The fonds consists primarily of letters from the sons to their mother Isabella in Acton, England until her death in 1913, and then to their sister Isabel. Includes some naval records of James Cameron (1878-1893); South African War (Boer War) letters (1900-1901); letters about homesteading at Last Mountain (1906-1912); and First World War correspondence (1916-1917).

The fonds consists of Edmonton Fusiliers records: nominal rolls (ca. 1916-1942), register (1923-1941), officers' records (1918-1941), regimental orders (1940-1943), war diaries (1939-1944), and correspondence. Also consists of 19th Alberta Dragoons records: nominal roll (1908-1942), register (1918-1927), officers' service records (1933), military orders (1911-1921), war diary (1914-1916), newsclippings and miscellany. Includes 23rd Militia Group, Edmonton personnel files (ca. 1950-1964), and submissions (1964); and Canadian Military District, Edmonton memos (1964-1967).

The fonds consists of history and nominal roll of the 31st Canadian Infantry Battalion (Alberta) and army field message book (1918).

The fonds consists of military orders (1940-1958), personnel lists (1940-1954), correspondence and memos (1931-1958), officers' records (1908-1920 [photocopy], 1932-1956), financial records (1940-1956), scrapbooks, pipe music, military journals and pamphlets, and miscellany. Includes photographs of personnel and activities (1914-1982), regimental diaries (1945, 1952), and personal correspondence of Lt. Col. J.F. Scott (O.C.) (1940-1941). Includes nominal rolls of CEF battalions and support units (1914-1916), and official casualty list (1915).

The fonds consists of Col. S.B. Steele's correspondence, reports and corps diary re Strathcona's Horse (1900-1901 [microfilm]); military orders (1900-1901 [microfilm]); civil defence exercise records (1953); memoirs of members Arthur Turner and E. Stanley Ellison; history of the regiment's organization and South African War service by member Andrew Miller (1912 [photocopy]); and photographs of the regiment including en route and in South Africa (1900-1901), at Sarcee Army Camp and England (1914, 1916), at Currie Barracks and Sarcee Army Camp (1936, 1940) and Wainwright (1958). Includes official nominal roll (1900); and nominal roll, regimental history, and biography of Lt. Col. Robert Belcher compiled by member Richard Cunniffe. Also includes programs, and service roll of the School of Cavalry, Winnipeg (1893-1914 [photocopy]).

The fonds consists of Orders, Part II regarding personnel in various military formations, field batteries, brigades and regiments. RECORDS RELATED TO THE FOLLOWING SUBJECTS ARE ALSO IN THIS FONDS. SEE INVENTORY FOR DETAILS: CALGARY: Calgary Highlanders, 15th Alberta Light Horse, 41st (R) Brigade Group, 41st (R) Field Regiment, 41st Anti-Tank Regiment, 68th Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment, 91st Field Battery, 19th Medium Artillery Regiment, 19th Field Brigade, 23rd Field Battery, 95th Field Battery, and First Army Group Headquarters. LETHBRIDGE: 18th Field Brigade, 18th Field Regiment, 20th Field Battery, 39th Field Battery, and 112th Field Battery. FORT MACLEOD: 93rd Field Battery. GLEICHEN: 22nd Field Battery. KENORA: 7th Medium Regiment, and 40th Medium Regiment. CRANBROOK: 107th Field Battery.