The fonds consists of minutes from 1941-1953, financial records from 1935-1953, correspondence from 1949-1977 and printed material from associated organizations and unused greeting cards.

The fonds consists of two diaries of Alda Dale Randall, primarily from the 1920s, which include accounts of her life as well as short stories. The diaries serve as a good example of the reuse of writing materials which had previously served another purpose.

The fonds consists of Robert's memoirs, correspondence and will (1912-1914); Margaret's memoirs and correspondence (1914-1931); Dorothye's memoirs (nd); Leslie's memoirs, Mary's autograph book (1883); Elma's handwritten newspaper, The Sevens (1903-1905); and newsclippings and obituaries about various family members (1917-1976).

The fonds consists of accounts, receipts, agreements, and business cards related to the moving business; Alfred's diaries (1909-1927) and Amy's diary (1909); personal correspondence; scrapbooks related to building-moving and native peoples; lists of Alfred's native artifacts collection; newsclippings and miscellany. Includes photographs of native personalities and views of moving. RECORDS RELATED TO THE FOLLOWING SUBJECTS ARE ALSO IN THIS FONDS: John Barter, Blackfoot, Blood, Canadian Pacific Irrigation Colonization Co., James Cassin, Cree, Eusley Dennis, Willian Dennis, Haida, George A. Ken, livestock brands, Norman Luxton, Mac W. Lyle, Mrs. M.S. Mitchell, J.B. Richards, Charles M. Russell, Sarcee (Tsuu T'ina), Guy Shackles, I.A. Shippen, Cyrus Richard Stovel, and R.H. Weir.

The fonds consists of Alfred's immigration and homestead receipts; Clara's memoirs; and photographs of Barr Colonists, Lloydminster, and CNR construction.

The fonds consists of materials created or collected by Alice and Clifford Donahue of Athabasca, Alberta between 1924 and 1988. The fonds consists of correspondence, photographs and clippings of Alice and Clifford Donahue relating to their lives and activities in Athabasca. It includes files pertaining to community organizations and committees which the Donahues served on, business records; files pertaining to Alice Donahue's career as a teacher; scrapbooks; maps; and photographs.

The fonds consists of 8 photographs (4 from a baby book created by Ada and Harold Bennett including pages that have information) and Alice's story, "Adoptees are Angels". (Complete book "Adoptees are Angels" in the library).

The fonds consists of a single diary, approximately 220 pages in length, handwritten by Alice Gee from January 1, 1901 to August 20, 1902. It provides detail on rural life in the Strathcona area of the North-West Territories in the early 20th century, as well as lists of letters sent and received by the author, newspapers received, attendees at social functions, and dates of frost at the author's farm.

The fonds consists of a scrapbook of reminiscences and photographs, which she compiled about 1989, related to her teaching experiences from 1932 to 1972.

The fonds consists of her history of home and school associations in Calgary, her report as historian of the Alberta Federation of Home and School Associations (1947), her reports on UN Association of Canada meetings (1949), various papers and speeches on the UN and other topics (1951-1954), and scrapbook. Includes her daughters' correspondence regarding her death and the naming of the Alice M. Curtis School (1957-1964), newsclippings about her and the home and school associations, biographical information and portrait photograph.