The fonds consists of excerpts of William's memoirs and biographical information.

The fonds consists of personal and professional materials created or collected by William Morrow, lawyer and judge in Alberta, the Northwest Territories and the Yukon and dates from 1939-1980. The fonds is as yet unprocessed but a preliminary analysis of the records reveals an autobiography, invitations, programs, menus, greeting cards, photograph albums, collection of journals, magazines, inquiry reports, newsletters, a wooden Northwest Territories plaque, woven bag bearing the initials "W.G.M.", hunting kit, knitted hat, and other materials relating to the career of the late Honourable William George Morrow.

The fonds consists of photographs of Assiniboine, Blood, Cree and Nez Perce people; North-West Mounted Police (NWMP), Hudson's Bay Company (HBC), Fort Calgary, bull freight trains, and scenic views in the North-West Territories and Montana.

The fonds consists of photographs of the 1922 Sarcee (Tsuu T'ina) rural parade and sports (rodeo) day.

The fonds consists of black and white photographs and negatives. Subjects depicted include villages, boats and ferries, landscapes, bridges, logging clearcuts, and totem poles. Some of the photos appear to be of the Lions Gate Bridge, Stanley Park, and the Capilano Suspension Bridge.

The fonds consists of William's letters, information on The Bassano News, autobiographical notes, and stories of Cree personalities. Includes a typescript draft of his book When Fur Was King, co-authored with Henry John Moberly.

The fonds consists of photographs of Metis and Cree personalities in the Edmonton and Fort McMurray areas.

The fonds consists of six volumes of Mrs. Uhlenbeck's diaries, written in Dutch. Includes photocopies of correspondence (1915-1938) between C.C. Uhlenbeck and Franz Boas concerning Blackfoot linguistics and other matters.

The fonds consists of photos taken of the Blackfoot (Siksika) at Gleichen during the tour of the British Association for the Advancement of Science; an album of photos of Dr. Westphal's trip across Canada and the United States; and views of the mountains west of Calgary.

The fonds consists of: a biography of the Naismith and Allen families (undated); correspondence from the Oxarart Ranch/Maple Creek Cattle Co./Wylie Ranch (1896-1899); receipt book of W.R. Abbott for guns and ammuntition used during the Riel Rebellion (1886); research papers (2) entitled "Indians of the Cypress Hills" (1980), and "Ranching in the Cypress Hills: 1883-1910" by Donny White (1980); pamphlet of the Old Timers Association (Maple Creek) with membership list (1981); history of the Garrison Family by Judy Ann Tuttle Garrison (1982); certificate issued to Henry Sorensen (1947); Defense Research Board award certificate issued to Henry Sorensen (1957); retirement certificate from I-XL Industries Ltd. issued to Henry Sorensen (undated); Community Centennial Train, CP Rail Station, O.S. Maple Creek posters (1983); 1994 Maple Creek Souvenir Calendar (1993); research notes made by Donny White from interviews with Walt Fenrick in 1988-1989; booklets (2) entitled the Fur Trade Journal (1944, 1953); unused stationery from Medicine Hat Fur Breeders Co-op and Fenrick Fur Farms (undated); hand drawn diagrams (2) of the Exhibition Grounds, ca. 1930, drawn by Donny White from information supplied by Bill Woolfrey and Lorne Thompson Sr. (undated); images of various views and residents of Maple Creek, the White family, and views of DRES.