The fonds consists of minutes, committee lists, and a short newsletter.

The fonds consists of minutes, the Certificate of Incorporation, and a small amount of correspondence.

The collection consists of the speeches and correspondence of Francis Philip Galbraith, the owner-publisher of the Red Deer Advocate (1937-1957), editorial department history files (1967-1978) and photographs (1911-1970). Includes Francis Philip Galbraith's correspondence file on the legal challenges to the 1937 Alberta Press Act and subsequent Pulitzer Prize award.

The fonds consists of minutes, correspondence, files on each family in the district including drafts of articles for the book, and photographs submitted for the book. Included are minutes of the Alix local of Unifarm (formerly Farmers' Union of Alberta, formerly United Farmers of Alberta, 1937-1970); minutes of Alix local of the Farm Women's Union of Alberta (1952-1964); cheque stubs from Hickling School District No. 4147 (1936-1948); and archival documents from several families

The fonds consists of drafts and proofs of articles submitted for the book The Little Village That Grew, photocopies of archival documents and ephemera, copies of archival photographs submitted for the book, collected school class portraits, technical drawings of the Canadian Northern railway bridge at Red Deer, and correspondence

The fonds consists of submissions and drafts of chapters of Land of the Lake, minutes, financial records, and collected ephemera. Includes a history of Ponoka United Church [1961].

The fonds consists of news photos produced for publication in the Red Deer Advocate

The collection consists of drafts of articles and photographs submitted by community members for publication in The District's Diary, pocket diaries of Lorien E. Neil (1918, 1926), and collected ephemera

The fonds consists of drafts of some of the text used in the book Along the Burnt Lake Trail and copies of some of the photographs

The fonds consists of samples of posters printed by Ad-Viser Publications; and photographs of events, places, and personalities in Red Deer, including some cuts and a mat used for printing