The fonds consists of holiday films of the Rocky Mountains and across Canada (1930s-1950s) and films of Baptist meetings and Bible camps at Gull Lake (1930s-1940s); photographs and slides of Rev. McLaurin's missions, travels and summer school at Gull Lake (1910s-1920s); photographs of the McLeod and McLaurin families (1880s-1960s); and slides of Calgary (1966). Also consists of Campbell's records: Bow River Beautification Association correspondence, briefs, accounts and reference files (1968-1981); travel diaries (1952-1979); diary (January 1929); correspondence with William Lyon Mackenzie King (1933-1945), scrapbooks and newsclippings; and Campbell and Jessie's marriage certificate. Includes Jessie's school notebooks (1911-1912), postcards and correspondence (1915-1916, 1926-1927) and travel diaries (1963-1964). Also includes film "Wings Over the North" (1940s) produced by Canadian Pacific and Alberta Travel Bureau about the role of pilots in opening up the north.

Fonds consists of photographs depicting the Calgary Normal School class of 1925-1926, and the Calgary Normal School women's basketball champions of 1926.

Fonds consists of photographs and textual records relating to Margaret Gold Brine's mountaineering activities, 1919-1984. Photographs include 15 (incl. 4 oversize) loose prints, ca.1919-[ca.1930] of Mount Assiniboine, ACC camps, and portraits; 2 photograph albums containing 127 + 14 prints, ca.1925 pertaining to Mount Assiniboine trip; 188 prints & 79 negatives, ca.1925 pertaining to climbing, Alpine Club of Canada and [Trail Riders?]; 13 prints & 1 hand-drawn map, ca.1925, pertaining to Switzerland. Textual records include1920 climbing diary; newsclippings of 3rd Mount Robson ascent by a woman (1924); Alpine Club of Canada letters, membership fees and publications; poetry and songsheets pertaining to Alpine Club of Canada including song for opening of alpine hut in Quesnel heights; manuscript "The Ascent of Mount Edmonton"' Cyril G. Wates, 1920; letter from John Murray Gibbon concerning the formation of the Trail Riders of the Canadian Rockies, 1924; newspaper article pertaining to philanthropy of Margaret Brine, 1981?

The fonds consists of Margaret's autobiography.

The fonds consists of correspondence, handbooks, agendas, and notes regarding the Calgary Zonta Club and Golden Gavel Toastmasters Club; and photographs of Margaret's family and the Malcolm Millar ranch.

The fonds consists of photographs: one is of the 1/2 and 1/2 shack at Red Pass Junction, BC and the other is of unknown buildings around an unknown lake. The fonds also consists of a series of six postcards of Jasper National Park: Beauvert Lake, Pyramid Mountain; Athabasca Falls; Totem Pole, Jasper townsite; Athabasca River, Mount Hardisty; Lac Beauvert, Jasper Park Lodge; Mount Robson Provincial Park, Berg Lake. The fonds also consists of a letter written by Marguerite talking about her family's history with the area and memories of picking blueberries at Red Pass Junction, BC.

The fonds consists of one published and one unpublished book Maria Romanko wrote as well as photographs which document her teaching as well as Polish community activities.

The fonds consists of the typewritten manuscript of <em>Le rayonnement d'une œuvre dans le nord albertain</em> by Marie-Anna Adèle Roy. The manuscript has 108 pages of text, and 35 photographs and 3 maps illustrating the text. The manuscript is inscribed: "Collège de Gravelbourg, Section historique. En hommage!" It is composed of two parts: one, of 20 pages, with the title "Aux missionnaires et aux pionniers de La-Rivière-La-Paix", which locates the region, explains the origin of its name and tells the settling story of this part of Alberta; the other, called "Tangent", is the history of the village with the same name, founded in 1927, 300 km North-West of Edmonton. The manuscript ends the evocation of pioneers' life with the narrative of the 50th anniversary's ceremonies of the neighbour parishes Fahler, Donnelly and Girouxville on the 23rd of June, 1963.

The fonds consists of copies of news articles related to family members, clubs that Marie was involved in, sports news, and news of the local boys during WWII; the obituary and copy of the tribute at her funeral; and photographs and booklets related to her involvement in the Stagettes Club.

The collection consists of brochures on Germany, Canadian cities, Alberta, and programs from the Edmonton Symphony Society.