The fonds consists of correspondence, budgets, and publicity.

The fonds consists of account books (1921-1947), dealers agreements, miscellaneous correspondence, and photographs of staff and office building.

The fonds consists of Woods Cement Works fireplace catalogues, price lists and licences (1947-1950); Woods Monumental Ltd. work orders and financial records (1950-1975); and photographs of Woods Cement showroom, headstones and Frank.

The fonds consists of cashbook.

The fonds consists of photographs of Calgary streets, events, institutions, personalities and businesses including Calgary Brewing and Malting Company (1906-1944); the Calgary Stampede, events and contestants, and native peoples (1910s-1940s); outdoor activities in Vermilion Lakes, Waterton, Banff and Jasper taken for the Parks Branch (1928-1936); the Oliver family and the Diamond L ranch (1890, 1910-1944); Lerner hunting trips to Africa, southeast Asia and Alaska (1936-1939); and farms, ranches and the oil industry in the Calgary area (1910s-1920s). Includes maps produced for Oliver by his guide, Ralph Rink, for his photographic expedition from Lake Louise to Jasper (1928); and miscellaneous business letterheads and share certificates.

The fonds consists of one series of alphabetically arranged correspondence files regarding accounts, orders, supplies, etc. Includes correspondence with Alberta Development Board, C.G. Briggs, Canadian Credit Men's Trust Association, Jacob A. Loeppky, Frederick R. Neilson, Frank M. Roosa, and Bruce Webb.

The fonds consists of Williams Brothers mail order catalogue (1938), price list (nd), and photocopies of client correspondence (1928, 1930); and photocopy of Williams and Little catalogue (ca. 1918-1920). Includes photographs of Williams relatives (late 1800s) and Carmangay, Alberta (1912), and article on Williams family and business (1975).

The fonds consists of a transcript and taped interview with William about his career.

The fonds consists of autobiography (1977); miscellaneous company records; programs and newsclippings regarding dramatic events in Calgary (1929-1962); and photographs of Knights, Calgary and Knights Bindery Ltd. (1910-1976).

The fonds consists of family and business photographs, and a copy of William Pitman's will (1914).