Collection consists of various manuscript drafts and published accounts (1998), and a photograph (1940).

Fonds consists of correspondence in response to a form letter (1973) about Red Deer life, correspondence concerning lamps and personal matters (1973, 1978), and 1 photograph of an early form of snow mobile

Fonds consists of correspondence of Irene Parlby (1899-1966); Beatrice (Bee) Parlby (ca. 1920-1989); Walter Parlby (1872-1945); and Humphrey Parlby (1909-1965). Included are Bee Parlby's diaries (1930-1986); the journal's of Humphrey Parlby (1927-1932), as well as financial records for both Walter and Irene, and Humphrey and Bee Parlby. There is a significant amount of Farmers' Union of Alberta and Farm Women's Union of Alberta records (1940-1970); as well as material used by Bee Parlby in her various teaching positions (ca. 1945-1970); articles, talks, and speeches given by Irene Parlby (1930-1956), and assorted newspaper clippings (ca. 1899-1985). Included also is Irene Parlby's honorary Doctorate of Laws degree she received from the University of Alberta in 1935, and material regarding Bee Parlby's induction to the Alberta Agricultural Hall of Fame in 1987. Fonds consists of seven series: 1) Irene Parlby; 2) Beatrice (Bee) Parlby; 3) Humphrey Parlby; 4) Walter Parlby; 5) Farmers' Union of Alberta and Farm Women's Union of Alberta; 6) Other Organizations; and 7) Published Materials.

Fonds consists of photographs dealing with family members in London, England, Cape Town, South Africa, Montreal, Quebec, and Vermilion, Alberta

Fonds consists of a letter from William Fieldhouse to his fiancee, Mary Farnell (1850), a letter from Thomas Farnell and his mother to William and Mary Fieldhouse (1852), a letter from Mary Hannah Hoskin to Elizabeth Hoskin (ca. 1899), 3 elevation drawings of the Thomas Hoskin farmstead for Elizabeth Hoskin by Thomas Arthur Hoskin (ca. 1905)

Fonds consists of copies of family photographs taken by John Douglas "Jack" Gregson and his father Arthur Douglas Gregson (ca. 1900-1920), correspondence with the Red Deer and District Archives (1989-1999), and 3 versions of John Gregson's memoirs of his early life (1989, 199-). RECORDS RELATED TO THE FOLLOWING PERSONS ARE ALSO IN THIS FONDS: the Anderson family, John Bennett, Fred Bradbury, the Brewster family (of Banff), Barbara Burns, Geoffrey Burns, Margaret Burns, Marjorie Burns, Mr. Cummings (engineer with the Canadian Northern Railway), Percy Gregson, Dr. Hicks, the McConnell family, Mrs. Page (of Red Deer, Alberta), Fred Stephens, J. W. Turner (of Edmonton, Alberta), Mr. Whitehouse (a local accountant);Fonds is composed of the following series:;I. Photographs;II. Correspondence;III. Memoirs.

Fonds consists of Eversole family correspondence (1909-1950), contracts (1904), published material (1902-1909), and photographs (ca. 1865-ca. 1950). RECORDS RELATED TO THE FOLLOWING PERSONS ARE ALSO IN THIS FONDS: Mike Anderson; Miss E. "Cissy" Black; E. G. Clayton; G. K. Colbourne; Shirley Davey; Mr. Dillon; Mrs. George H. Dodson; Frank Dodson Eversole; I. Eversole; James Eversole; Ted Fiddler; Basil H. Fry; Reverend Charles. E. M. Fry; Reverend Doctor T. C. Fry; Ben Greene; R. E. Gurney; Edward Hawley; Mr. Jackson; Miss Kader; Mr. Love; Mrs. McKinnon; Edward Michener; Eva Oliver; Lionel Page; Mrs. Page; the Patterson brothers; George R. Pearkes; Edward Pearkes; Alfred Pointer; Sophia Robinson; Emma Root; George F. Root; Glenn Speirs; Jean Speirs; Neil Speirs; Verne Speirs; Mr. Walde; Mrs. White. Fonds is composed of the following series:;I. Correspondence;11. Contracts and licenses;III. Published materials;IV. Photographs

The collection consists of newspaper clippings (1921), and a biography of the Farley family of the Willowdale district (1975).

The fonds consists predominantly of Douglas Snider's photo album containing scenes of homesteading in the Pitcox (Hespero) area. Also includes earlier family photographs and memorabilia; Elizabeth Mason's photographs of Mrs. Simmons's former nursing home, Red Deer, Alberta (2000); and genealogical information on the Snider family

The fonds consists of Agnes Richards's personal correspondence (ca. 1952-ca. 1962), drafts of historical articles and books, correspondence and collected news clippings, programs, newsletters, etc., relating to pioneer families, Red Deer, Horn Hill, Sylvan Lake, Blackfalds, Lacombe, the Clearview Women's Institute, Alta Rebekah Lodge, Gaetz Memorial United Church, Horn Hill United Church, and Horn Hill School