Fonds consists of a journal for 1919-1920, noting meetings, events and tasks scheduled for each day.

Fonds consists of two letters from Emily Murphy, also known as Janey Canuck, to Inspector A. Moss.

The fonds consists of Clark's legal statement of his part in the Cashel manhunt (1960), transcript of diary with annotations by Clark (1960), and lawyer's common place book (ca. 1930). Also consists of photographs of NWMP detachments at Peace River, Fort St. John, Fort Macleod (1904-1906); of NWMP personalities (1894, 1905-1910); and of personalities and town of Fort St. John (1905-1906).

The fonds consists of scrapbook about the Dowling and Costigan families, and her musical career (1883-1943), personal correspondence (1939-1950), letters from her father (1880), and miscellaneous programs (including funeral program for Donald A. Smith, Lord Strathcona, 1914) and newsclippings.

The fonds consists of Henry's NWMP discharge certificate (1889), and personal and business letterbook (1901-1903); Eric's First World War letters, papers and scrapbook (1914-1918); family scrapbooks (1913-1954); autograph books (1882-1895, 1925-1927); guest books (1908-1948); family Bible; recipe book; extensive photographs of the family, house, and vacation trips (1868-1950s); various family certificates, correspondence and postcards; and a genealogical compilation on the McCallum and Carpenter families.

The fonds consists of records of proceedings of the Magistrates Court, the Court of Revision, the Licensing Court, and the Court for Examination at Alberni, B.C.

The fonds consists of diary (1929-1931); photographs of St. Roch, RCMP, and building an igloo (1931-1942); and letter from RCMP member W. King, about the capture of "Mad Trapper" Johnson (1932).

The fonds consists of NWMP records while Albert was Police farm superintendent, and family accounts.

The fonds largely consists of the records of the Calgary Civil Liberties Association, the predecessor organization of the Alberta Civil Liberties Research Centre and the Alberta Civil Liberties Association. It includes minutes of board meetings and annual general meetings; general correspondence; research and position papers; files pertaining to the organization of two conferences dealing with the Charter of Rights, including minutes of organizing committees, budgets, applications for funding and final reports; and a series of case files for issues with which the CCLA was involved.

Fonds consists of executive officers' general files including correspondence, executive committee minutes, and other material, ACTLA newsletter, The Barrister, membership directories, binders of reading material prepared for participants in seminars offered by ACTLA, and photographs of some seminar activities. Arranged in four series: 1) Executive members' general files 1985-1991; 2) Newsletter, The Barrister, 1986-1995; 3) Membership directories, 1987-1992; 4) Workshop reading material, 1988-1992. The records reflect the organization's educational, networking and communiciation activities, as well as its concern with major issues facing lawyers whose adversaries in court were most often large insurance corporations.