Collections consists of photographs of the Bedaux Sub-Artic Expedition preparing for the trip in Pouce Coupe' and Grundy, BC.

The collection consists of photographs of town site buildings; a map of Miette hotsprings, and a report on Miette Hot Springs; a poem written by T.C. Young titled "Passing of a Pioneer" on the death of Mrs. Swift; a copy of Swiftholm summer resort town brochure.

The fonds consists of records that were created by or pertain to Jasper Jr./Sr. High School students. The records in this fonds were accumulated or created between 1952 to 2002. The records were all created by students who attended Jasper Jr./Sr. High School and have been arranged into series based on contents of files. The majority of items in this collection are Jasper High School Mountaineer yearbooks.

The collection consists of various travel brochures and maps and tourist memorabilia pertaining to Jasper Park Lodge, Jasper National Park, and Canadian National Railways.

The collection consists of a series of photographs taken by Byron Harmon in [1911]. Includes views of railroad construction, Summit City, Fitzhugh (later known as Jasper), the Alpine Club of Canada camp at Mount Robson, Jasper House ruins, a cable ferry over the Athabasca River, the Lewis Swift homestead, the Ewan Moberly buildings and early residences in Jasper National Park.

The collection consists of photographs pertaining to the filming of the motion picture "The Emperor Waltz" (1946). Includes views of Bing Crosby and Joan Fontain, stars of the movie. Also includes filming locations Spence's Dairy, Mt Edith Cavell Rd and Leach Lake. Views of the automobiles and dogs used in the movie. Views of the stars with various locals. Bing Crosby playing golf and baseball and at the sod turning for the Jasper Legion (1949).

The collection consists of photographs pertaining to the history of Jasper. Includes views of many of the residents as well as the activities they were involved in day to day; employment, schools, churches, hospital, sports, clubs and organizations. Also includes views of famous visitors to Jasper: King George VI and Queen Elizabeth (1939), Governor General Athlone and his wife Lady Athlone [1942-1943], Governor General Alexander and his wife (1947), Governor General Vincent Massey (1952), Prime Minister Louie St. Laurent [between 1948-1957] and Pierre Elliot Trudeau (1967-68). The collection also consists of photographs of various buildings in the Jasper town site and surrounding area (1900-1960). Included are: Jasper Rooms, Clint's Pony Barn, Astoria Hotel, Pyramid Hotel, Jasper Post Office, Otto's Store, Otto's Hall, Otto Brother's Garage, Athabasca Hotel, Jeffery Store, Jasper Legion, Jasper Motors, McDowell Store, Totem Service Station, Save-rite Grocery Store, Dr. O'Hagan's home and medical clinic, the Jasper schools, Spero's Hall, Jasper National Park Administration Building, Fred Brewster Building, Markell's barber shop, Pocahontas, Miette Hot Springs, Snapes Hill, YMCA camp, Jasper Park Lodge and various residences. The collection also contains views of fire fighting (1910-1930); Jasper National Park employees (1931 and 1940's); the internment camp at Old Fort Point (1916); the isolation hospital at Old Fort Point (1910's); early automobiles in JNP (1920's); various bridges including Miette, Cottonwood and the Athabsca; the rock quarry east of Jasper (1920's); a moose team pulling a wagon (1898) and the Anglican, United and Catholic churches and clergy. Included in the collection is a series of photographs relating to the railway: railroad accidents [1915-1930]; railroad station (1910-1940); the lobstick cut during railway surveying (1935-1960); Foley Welch & Stewart railroad construction depot (1913); and the Jasper rail yard, coal docks and water tower.

The collection consists of photographs of the members Japanese Alpine Club at Jasper Park Lodge and the Brewster stable.

This collection consists of photographs of Jasper Park Lodge. Included are views of: Tent City [191-?]; construction of the buildings (1922-1923); CNR officials in town for the opening [1922]; various guests (1920-1930); Canadian Armed Forces (1939-1945); construction camp (1928); construction of the golf course and golfing [1929]; employees [192-]; the main lodge prior to the fire [1923-1952]and various out-buildings.

The collection consists of photographs of the town of Lucerne, BC and it's residents. Many of the photographs pertain to the Canadian Northern Railway with views of; the rail yard, railroad station, roundhouse, water tower and employees. Also included are views of; the school, church groups, harvesting ice and baseball. The collection also consists of photos of the road west of Jasper which later became the Yellowhead Highway. One view is of the ruins of a Japanese Internment Camp.