The fonds consists of one minute book detailing the decisions made by the Womans Association for the years 1932-1933, their constitution and membership list, and accounts from 1936.

The fonds consists of minutes and reports, photographs, membership records, annual reports, financial records, building records, records of the Women's Missionary Service/United Church Women, and a history of the Church.

The fonds consists of records pertaining to the Beaverlodge Local of the Women of Unifarm from 1958-1980. They include minutes, financial records, correspondence, material from conventions, and pamphlets produced by the Women of Unifarm.

There was no discernable original order in the records when they arrived. Order was imposed in them by the archivist based on the content of the records.

The fonds consists of the 107 page memoirs of Maria (Parachin) Wozniak written in Polish in 1958 and translated by her son, Matthew; a story of Matthew's paternal grandmother, Katrina Wozniak (nee Wrobel). 131 photographs and newspaper articles concerning the Wozniakand Klukas families and Eaglesham's Co-op, Eaglesham Golf Clubhouse and ball team, and many of Barbara Wozniak's quilts and handicrafts. Mathew Wozniak's stories include: "Benny Houser's Sawmill", "Spinning Out of Wool", "The Story of Elko (Alex) Sanocki and Family", "South Slope School", "Modern Technology, " Paving the Grande Prairie Airport", and "Hamlet of Rehab later Codesa", "History of the Lakeside Golf and Country Club", "Short Period of Polish History", "Fox Creek School Van", "Country Icehouses", "Artificially Inseminating" ,"Wanham Codesa Fire", and "Automobile Engines", "Water", "Russia Destroying Poland". Also included is a biography of Herman Klukas, written by Mathew Wozniak and several pages of selected memories from his mother's diary. The fonds also includes the Mathew Wozniak family film collection of 26 feels of 8mm and Super 8mm film and a digital copy of 3 disks the films were transferred to.

The fonds consists of legal documents fom 1975-1999, club minutes from 1961-1998, financial records from 1976-1997 (financial records from 1961-1976 are included with minutes), and correspondence from 1974-1997. It also includes documents related to fundraising for and the building and maintenance of the community hall from 1978-1999, the building of a playground, hall activities from 1976-1997, and records from the Woking and District Board of Trade.

The fonds consists of legal documents fom 1975-1999, club minutes from 1961-1998, financial records from 1976-1997 (financial records from 1961-1976 are included with minutes), and correspondence from 1974-1997. It also includes documents related to fundraising for and the building and maintenance of the community hall from 1978-1999, the building of a playground, hall activities from 1976-1997, and records from the Woking and District Board of Trade.

The fonds consists of a photograph of the Twilight Ladies Softball Team , 1940, and 1 page recording the team's history.

The fonds consists of legal documents, executive records, financial records and correspondence, dating mainly from the building of the Nurse's Home in Eaglesham in 1958, but with a few legal documents and financial records dating back to the creation of the society in 1948. Although the Society was formed under the name of the "Tangent Municipal Nurse's Home Committee", this name and the name "Tangent Municipal Nursing Service" appear to be used interchangeably throughout the records.

<p>The fonds consists of records relating to the operation of the Spirit Valley Women's Institute and their activities. The records include a certificate of incorporation, lease agreement, membership booklet, insurance policy, meeting records, invoices and cheque stubs, records of donations, correspondence, reports and newsletters from associated groups, records of fundraising projects, homemaking booklets, and a county fair program. <p>The fonds is divided into six series: History and Legal Documents, Financial, Correspondence, Associated Organizations, Handicrafts and Fundraising, and Homemaking and County Fair Booklets.</p>

The fonds consists of autobiographical stories from 18 World War II brides who came to the Peace Country after meeting their Canadian husbands in Britain and Europe during the War. The women interviewed were Grace Thomson, Violet Dryer, Margaret Weaver, Wilhelmina Johnston, Aleyda Campbell, Margaret Krzyczkowski, Gretha Gerow, Jean Conrad Drysdale, Margaret LeCerf, Marjorie Pettit, Audrey Cook, Betty Eskdale, Grace Nellis, Hilary Lightfoot, Daphne Derocher, Mary Tangen, Cathy Golding and Sheila Peterson.