The collection consists of a brochure about the Howey Syndicate of Calgary, Alberta and "Maps, Reports & Pictures of the Pouce Coupe Oil Field Alberta" compiled by E.R. Lovewell for Canada Empire Crude Oil Syndicate of Calgary, which includes photographs of gas fires and oil seepages.

Collection consists of a scrapbook containing newspaper and magazine clippings of poems, songs, jokes, and recipes. Scrapbook also includes photographs depicting three individuals and the interior of Epworth Church.

Collection consists of a receipt from Edmonton Law Stationers Limited, and an election information sheet for Dr. H.R. Smith, a civic election alderman candidate.

The collection consists of a souvenir book of the Canadian Grand Union Meeting of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen and Ladies' Societies, and photographs of the staff and students at the Western Canada College in Calgary, Alberta.

The fonds consists of images from Seba Beach, originally dating circa (ca.) 1910, of the beachfront, the lake, picnics, store exteriors and interiors, a baseball team and canoes and canoeing, and images from Lesser Slave Lake and Waterways, originally dating from 1930s and 1940s, possibly once belonging to Knute Booth, of commercial fishing operations.

The fonds consists of photos that depict members of the Smoky Lake Ukrainian community and the Smoky Lake Board of Trade. The provenance is unknown, but many of the people in the photos are identified, dates are noted on the photos, and some of the photos feature group portraits with identifying signs. Two of the photos are of Ukrainian groups and organizations, one is the Board of Trade Sports Committee, and the last features the four-piece Andrews Orchestra.

The fonds consists of a copy of a transcript of an interview with Alfred George Gray, a homesteader in Alberta during the early part of the 20th century, created by Reynoldston Research.

Collection consists of a copied map of the North-West Territory, now Alberta, dating 1874, copied bills and a land agreement belonging to W.F. Smith of Athabasca Landing dating 1897-1907, a pamphlet entitled <em>The Aberhart Plan</em> dating 1935, and a 50th Anniversary issue of <em>The Landing Trail Post</em> newspaper dating 1961.

Collection consists of correspondence by various people in New York, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Alberta and Ontario, to Robert Bell, a surveyor with the Geological Survey of Canada in Ottawa, Ontario.

The collection consists of surveyor's plans created between 1911 and 1912 by Dominion Government surveyors for the Medicine Hat district including plans for the subdivisions of Rosemount Medicine Hat, Suffield, Fairview, Arlington, Burrell, Kenilworth, north Redcliff, Broadway Extension, and Parkview.