The fonds consists of Thomas Moores' autobiography; Olive Moores' poems about prairie life, some of it published, and her brief biographies of the Moores family; brief reminiscences of pioneers of the Invermay and Rama districts of Saskatchewan; and photographs of Woman's Christian Termperance Union (WCTU) meetings.

The fonds consists of her manuscripts: "Background and Ancestry of Alice Elizabeth (Matheson) Doyle", and her "Memoirs to date, Calgary, 1978".

The fonds consists of minutes, annual reports and correspondence.

The fonds consists of minutes, membership records, photographs, and other material related to the activities of the organization.

The fonds consists of political campaign records and Liberal Party materials.

The fonds consists of family correspondence (1930s-1970s), diary (1946-1954), incoming correspondence (1920s-1940s), speeches, newspaper clippings, videotape, autograph books (1930s), and photo albums (including trip to England).

The fonds consists of a letter written by Malinda Moore to her mother in Pennsylvania, in which she describes her pioneer experiences, and attending the first Calgary Stampede. It includes descriptions of laundry, canning, pickling, and the harvest; bucking broncos, rodeo events and the crowds in Calgary during the Stampede; and baby Robert's teething and potty training.

The fonds consists of Presidents' Books which include minutes, newsletters and records of the group's activities (1951-1963) compiled by these women: Martha Cohen, Miriam Dvorkin, Clarice Chodak, Rose Rosen, Muriel Konetz, and Ruth Carnat. The fonds also consists of general records of the Calgary section; proceedings of NCJW Biennial Conferences (1957-1963), including one organized and held in Calgary in 1963; and various newsletters, circulars and manuals issued to local sections by the national body.

The fonds consists of R.G. Robinson's correspondence and legal papers, primarily about ranch matters (1885-1920); a small amount of Joseph and Hester's correspondence (1930-1931); and Kathleen's correspondence related to her genealogical research (1949-1964), including letters from her cousin Mary Campbell and her aunts Maria Van Wart and Belle Bogue.

The collection consists of Valentich's research materials for her Red Mile project.