Collection consists of copied photographs that date from 1912 to circa (ca.) 1923 which depict various people, buildings, and views in Vegreville, Alberta including members of the Girl Guides, army troops on trains, school buildings and students, including the Aplomb and Imperial schools, various farming scenes, Galician settlers, houses, hospitals, churches, banks, grain elevators, and street views. Fonds also contains a panoramic view of Vegreville, Alberta and some collage images.

Collection consists of coal mining union agreements, an Alberta government Department of Public Welfare information booklet, a report entitled <em>Who's Who in Alberta Agriculture</em>, a Lethbridge School souvenir programme, notes, correspondence, and reports of C. A. (Charles Alexander) Magrath, Manager of the Canadian Northwest Irrigation Company, concerning St. Mary water rights and the St. Mary and Milk Rivers diversions, undated photographs depicting farming in the Peace River area, and a view of the Clearwater River and Dr. Frank Hamilton Mewburn of Lethbridge, Alberta. Collection includes microfilm copies of correspondence written to William Stafford dated 1883-1894, various records concerning farming, irrigation, homesteading, and Lethbridge, Alberta dated 1887-1921, a map of Alberta electoral districts dated 1924, and correspondence, reports and memorandum from the Alberta Railway and Irrigation Company dating 1885-1906. Collection also includes copied photographs from a number of photograph albums, some with annotations, dating 1830-1935, which depict various forts, trading posts, canals, people, buildings, farms, livestock, and views in Alberta and western Canada.

The collection consists of images of threshing taken by an unidentified photographer in 1927, and information identifying elements of the photograph provided by J. Kvill of the Provincial Archives of Alberta. The collection also includes a photograph of Mr. and Mrs. Brochu taken in 1918 by an unidentified photographer.

Collection consists of photographs depicting the McDonald family, a threshing crew on Ed Borle's farm at Ray, Alberta, and a view of a house, barn and livestock.

The collection consists of four glass plate slides featuring images of ranching in Alberta circa 1930.

The collection consists images capturing Percy Biddell's art work as well images featuring Percy Biddell at his home in 1966. The fonds also includes notes on an interview with Percy Biddell in 1966.

Collection consists of a transcript of an obituary of William Rowland published in the Standard newspaper on November 5, 1907, and biographical information about William Rowland.

Collection consists of copied photographs dating about 1910-1930 that depict various people, buildings and views in the Olds, Alberta area and includes picnics, automobiles, houses, the Percy Edwards threshing outfit, a men's curling team, logging, street views, and Moritz Lake. Collection also includes a photocopied history of Olds district by O.S. Moore entitled <em>In the Shadow of the Rockies</em>.

The collection is made up of five photographs donated to the Provincial Archives of Alberta from the collection of the Medicine Hat Museum and Art Gallery. The photographs include one photo of soldiers and nurses in front of St. Stephen's College, University of Alberta, one of Cadomin Mines, one of construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway bridge in Edmonton, one of construction of the High Level Bridge in Edmonton, and one of the horse "Edgewood Boy" owned by Alex Galbraith and Sons, Edmonton.

Collection consists of negatives depicting pioneers and First Nations people from the Grande Cache, Alberta area.