Fonds consists of a photograph depicting the first street car in Edmonton, Alberta and a panoramic photograph of a United Farmers of Alberta convention in Edmonton.

The fonds consists of the citizenship documentation, personal correspondence, financial statements, newspaper articles regarding land sales, photographs and miscellaneous items created or collected by Walter Johnson. It also includes the estate information of Ellen Johnson.

The fonds consists of a school certificate, identification card, bank books, tax information, Farm Record Books, United Farmers of Alberta Co-operative Limited certificates, mining agreements and correspondence, records relating to his shares in Slave Lake Copper Mines Limited, assorted membership cards and licenses, personal correspondence and newspaper clippings, a map of Alscope Exploration Limited in Canada and a film of family life in the 1950s. The fonds also includes negatives of Yellowknife, campsites, and airplanes, and photographs of mining, camps, agricultural activities, and airplanes.

Fonds consists of records pertaining to Sutton's involvement with the United Farmers of Alberta and personal material pertaining to his life in the Lloydminster area.

The sous-sous-fonds consists of the records of the Windy Hill Local of the United Farm Women of Alberta, and includes minutes, accounts and membership lists of the local union.

Fonds consists of an agreement for sale of land between Thomas Gray and Aquilla S. Maxwell, and an auction poster for the auction of Thomas Gray's livestock and farm machinery.

Fonds consists of records pertaining to Cooke's personal and business life, as well as records relating to the Barr colonists' expedition, including photographs, correspondence and newspaper clippings.

The sous-fonds consist of the records of the United Farm Women of Alberta and includes the following sous-sous-fonds: Pleasant Hill Local No. 340 sous-sous-fonds and Windy Hill Local No. 108 sous-sous-fonds. The sous-fonds also includes one series, Executive records, belonging to Winifred Ross, which includes minutes of UFA and UFWA and Junior, constitutions, annual reports, correspondence

The fonds consists of the records of the Dewberry agent of the UFA Co-operative, and includes inventories, audit adjustment invoices, pamphlets, and agent's manual, agent's commission agreement.

The fonds consists of a transcribed copy of "A Description of the Land and Life: Edmonton to Peace River, 1908," transcription prepared by William C. McKillican's for his mother of his journal kept during his and Horace A. Craig's May 19 to June 22, 1908 journey from Calgary to Edmonton and then onto Peace River, to hold agricultural meetings/information sessions for an unidentified institute at various locations. McKillican's account refers to the quality of the land and its agricultural potential, the flora and the fauna, settlements they passed through, as well as individuals they met along the way, including surveyors J.B. St. Cyr and (J.L.?) Coté, and Members of the Legislative Assembly T.A Brick and W.F. Bredin. The fonds also includes photographs relating to the journey, including images of the boat "Midnight Sun," wagons and horses, the Athabasca and Peace Rivers, tents, a homesteader and a moose calf, as well as photocopies of these images and others from a photograph album.