The fonds consists of: a tourist brochure with map, facilities list and advertisements from many local businesses ([ca. 1950]).

The fonds consists of images of champion curlers, views of local businesses and a hunting party.

The fonds consists of materials created by William C. The fonds consists of accounting and other records created by William C. Marshall. It includes personal and business correspondence, financial records, account books, tax notices, real estate information, programs and photographs. Business records include the records of Lee and Marshall, Great West Land Co. Ltd., Smith Bros. Ltd., Beaver Securities Co. Ltd. and Jasper Forest Sawmills Company Limited, as well as an investment partnership, H.R. Smith - T.G. Ashbaugh.

The fonds consists of business records of William F. Talbot building contractors (Boxes 1 and 2); ranch papers of Mark Montgomery; ranch papers, personal correspondence, photographs and records relating to the estate of Arnold O. Montgomery; and family tree and history compiled for Montgomery Family Reunion in 1982 (Box 3). Also includes Montgomery family photo albums.

The fonds consists of: an account of Ajax Coal Mine entitled "The Rest of the Story-The Beginning of the Ajax Mine" (3 pgs) ([ca. 1981]).

Fonds consists of a New Democratic Party calendar depicting photographs of the labour movement in Canada, a Steelworkers of America Newsletter, a photograph depicting the Alberta Federation of Labour Third Convention in Lethbridge, Alberta, and various collective agreements involving various Alberta United Steelworkers of America, District 6 (Alberta) Locals, including 5592, 5529, 5220, 5530, 5575, 5592, 5044, 3345, 5458, and 6239. Fonds also includes a collective agreement for the United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America, Local 551, and the United Steelworkers of America, Local 803, Yellowknife, Northwest Territories.

The fonds consists of images depicting Medicine Hat buildings and city views, primarily from 1910-1930.

The fonds consists of photographs of the family; animals (buffalo, yaks, antelope, elk) at Wainwright; women curlers; and buildings and events in Fort Macleod, including the family store. Also consists of slides of parades and events in Fort Macleod and Calgary (1950s).

The collection consists of essays about the histories of Arrow Lumber Sales Ltd. Gunther's Building Supplies Ltd. Mel's Lumber and Building Supplies Ltd., formerly Contractor's Building Supplies; Northern Eau Claire Construction Materials, formerly Eau Claire and Bow River Lumber Co. Revelstoke Companies Ltd. ; and Spray Lakes Sawmills (1980) Ltd. Authors include Jack Peach, Manny Martin, and possibly Wilkie Wanless himself. Includes views of the Northern Eau Claire Lumber and Building Supplies office and a salesman conducting a "rumpus room clinic" for Mel's Lumber; and group portraits of gatherings of Alberta Timber Council and Western Retail Lumbermen's Association.

The fonds consists of family photographs.