The fonds consists of a booklet belonging to Samuel Henry Middleton entitled, "The Gospel According to St. Mathew", translated into Blackfoot by John William Time and published by the British Foreign Bible Society in 1890.

The fonds consists of photographs of Waterton National Park (1927-1929) including the Prince of Wales Hotel, and Blood and South Peigan (1924-1940).

The fonds consists of 16 black and white negatives featuring members of the MacFarland and Wood families of Calgary, Alberta dating from ca. 1909. The fonds also includes six kodachrome 35 mm slides taken by William Betts in 1965 capturing Reg Kelly during an Honorary Chief Ceremony at the Saddle Lake Reserve with Chief Ralph Steinhauer presiding. The slides also feature Reg's wife, Mary White Jacket, and their son, Harvey.

The fonds consists of raw film footage, slides and photographs of Blackfoot sun dance; audio recordings of sun dance songs; and film Okan, Sun Dance of the Blackfoot.

The fonds consists of a published translation of English Methodist hymns translated into Cree by Orrin German entitled, Methodist hymns, translated into the Cree language. / By Orrin German/ Methodist nikumoowina. Â meskooche itusinuhuk nuheyuwâwinik ise Orrin German (Toronto, Methodist Mission Rooms, 1885).

The fonds consists of records documenting the life of the C.W. Mathers Family including photographs, correspondence, a diary, and genealogical research of the Mathers family dating from the 1900s to the 1980s. The fonds also includes records, dating from the 1880s to the 1940s, documenting C.W. Mathers' photographic career including photographs featuring the Klondike Gold rush, First Nations Peoples, views of fishery industry in British Columbia; a sketchbook; oil paintings; a published photographic souvenir booklet, The Far North; and selections of photographs from the published booklet Picturesque Edmonton.

The fonds consists of a photograph of James McKenna dating from 1899, and a Half-Breed Claims Commission document dating from 1900.

The fonds consists of photographs taken during service in the Riel Rebellion, including military views, Metis and Indians.

The fonds consists of memoirs regarding nursing career.

The item is a copy of a 14-page manuscript of two Blackfoot legends: "Woman's revenge: a legend of the Blackfeet" and "Gambling for scalps". They recount periods of warfare between the Blackfoot and the Crow or Snake tribe; and between the Blackfoot and the Cree. The original manuscript was copied by means of a letterpress book, a technique seldom used after the 1900s.