The fonds consists of 327 photographs, 110 of which portray surveying in the Peace Country from 1909 to 1911, and 5 picture life on the Tuffill homestead. The remaining 215 are of Mr. Tuffill's service in WWI and family and photographs from England. There are also 72 postcards from Canada and abroad. The collection of survey photographs is labeled and dated; the remainder have no identifying dates or notes.

The fonds consists of a collection of 35 mm colour slides showing Harry & Nora Watcher in their home and with their friends, and of the parades which went by the front door of their home on Richmond Avenue.

The fonds consists of photographs of Helen Ellis in the Air Force and as a member of various winning Curling Rinks, biographical notes on the Clark and Ellis families, and news clippings of Ewart Ellis and his race horses.

The fonds consists of financial records from 1933-1954, minutes from 1945-1971 and miscellaneous records and correspondence from 1946-1971.

The fonds consists of: Lynn Holroyd's research notes on pharmacies in the south Peace Country; and Marian Holroyd's collection of historical photographs from families in the County of Grande Prairie and from Paquin Photographs.

The fonds consists of personal papers, including financial records, correspondence, and a war-time map of the world; records related to the Prairie Farm Assistance Act; and a list of voters for Kleskun Hill Polling Station 92 for the 1958 federal election.

The fonds consists of: a minute book containing minutes of the lodge's weekly meetings, (May 14, 1919 to March 18, 1924); and 2 Visitors and Members Registers, (1919-1927).

The fonds consists of the immigration card for Sarah Keyworth when she immigrated to Canada from England in 1913, and 14 photographs of Sarah Keyworth Bradley, her daughter Irene Bradley Stoll, and her grandaughter Joan Stoll White.

The fonds consists of correspondence written and received by J.H.E. Fitzallen at his place of business in the Village of Grande Prairie from 1917 to 1918. The major part of the correspondence is with insurance companies and individuals holding insurance policies. There is also a good volume of letters from various departments of the Government of Alberta. The letters give details about the buildings which are being insured, many of which are in Grande Prairie, and of the people who own the buildings. At the time, Mr. Fitzallen was secretary-treasurer for the Village and some of the letters are on Village stationary, giving the illusion that it is Village business. It appears he was recycling old stationary when making carbon copies of his own correspondence as the concern his business and personal life, not village affairs. There are also two block plans showing the stores along Richmond Avenue, and a 1917 agreement with The Northern Assurance Company Ltd. of England which lays out commissions and responsibilities between the Company and the broker. The personal records includes Mr. Spencer's contract with the Village of Grande Prairie, a contract with Charles Spencer to build their house, a personal letter from a friend in Vancouver, and dentist bills for Mr. & Mrs. Fitzallen.

The fonds consists of 36 photographs and 5 postcards collected by Jack and Betty Lowe on their trip into the Peace Country in 1929, on Jack's trip to the Peace in 1927, and from the trip of Betty's father (Mr. Zeigler) into the Peace Country in 1913. The photographs are glued into a 6 x 8 in. black album, and some are identified with accompanying notes.