This fonds consists of a book containing the constitution, bylaws and minutes in 1874 for the Acme Base Ball Club.

This fonds consists of the Brant Agricultural Society minute book (1862-1875), containing the minutes of directors' and annual membership meetings, which took place in Walkerton, reflecting the concerns and activities of the Society, as well as lists of competitors in the Brant Agricultural Exhibition / Annual Fall Fair. It also consists of a membership book containing the names and post offices of subscribers / members of the Society from 1868-1896, with information about dues paid. Enclosed in the membership book is "An Act to Further Improve the Agriculture and Arts Act, 1895"

This fonds consists of the administrative records of the club. It includes committee minutes, 1923-1938, registers, financial and legal documents, 1896-1954, correspondence, membership records, logs, diaries and information about racing and the annual cruise.

The fonds consists of an album of photographs of trips to the Rocky Mountains, including views of hiking and mountain climbing.

The fonds consists of photocopies of letters to his family, diaries (1913, 1915-1916, 1919-1922), and articles written the University of Alberta's Northern Review (1921). The fonds also consists of original photographs of Alpine Club activities, Mount Robson and Youngstown area settlers and agriculture.
Records related to the following subjects are also in this fonds. See inventory for details: Alberta-British Columbia Boundary Survey, Perren Baker, John Blue, Dr. Robert George Brett, Prof.Edmund Kemper Broadus, Canadian Authors Association, Clover Bar Epworth League, Arthur Philemon Coleman, Richard B. Crummy, John Murray Gibbon, Peter Gunn, John Hardy, Byron Harmon, Horace Harvey, Conrad Kain, William Alexander Robb Kerr, Lake Louise, Nellie McClung, Joseph McDonald, John Macoun, Melfort (Saskatchewan), S.H. Mitchell, Emily Murphy, Frank Oliver, Alfred Edward Ottewell, Richard Phillips Ottewell, Elizabeth Parker, Rocky Mountains, Alexander Cameron Rutherford, Charles Bruce Sissons, Henry Marshall Tory, University of Alberta Writers Club, and Arthur Oliver Wheeler.

The fonds consists of three meticulously labelled and decorated photo albums. Identification, and dating of the trips and photographs is thorough, but the date at which the albums were compiled is not known. A few images have been removed from the albums, and their whereabouts is unknown.

Album A (330 images on 72 pages) contains the earliest material, with most photographs being views of North Shore mountains - Crown, Camel, the Lions, Seymour, Grouse, Cypress, Lynn Canyon, Mosquito Creek, and so on. The earliest images in the book date from 1918, but the majority date from 1920 to 1922.

Album B (170 images on 35 pages) consists of two sections: images from two attempts to ascend Mt. Tantalus in 1925 (66 photos); images from a two-week camp in the Selkirk Range in 1921 (104 photos).

Album C (351 images on 86 pages) consists of three sections: images from 2 trips to the Tantalus Range at Easter in 1923 and 1924; images used to make the map on page 21, "Map showing Mountains Explored during our Private Trip (1923) and BCMC Summer Camp (1924) as shown in the following views"; images titled "This Being a Pictorial History of a Joyous Fortnight in the Canadian Rockies" (1925). All three maps are in Album C: p. 21 as above; p. 70 - Five Passes; p. 73 - Yoho Park.

Fonds consists of photographs of the Mount Allison Academy football team, 1924; Mount Allison University men’s hockey team, 1925; Mount Allison University men’s basketball team, 1925; Mount Allison University men’s basketball team, 1926; and an unidentified young man, wearing a Mount Allison sweater, holding a catch of fish.

The fonds consists of one photograph and two composite photographs of hockey players and lacrosse players in Chapleau, Ontario and Falconbridge, Ontario.

This item is a scorecard for the 1933 Maritime Fire Fighters Athletic Association annual sports competition. It contains a schedule of the day's events.

The fonds consists of newpaper clippings about the family, information about country and western stars, and photographs of the Hamilton family, the David J. Bell farm, scenes around High River and views of rodeo.