The fonds consists of personal papers and photographs belonging to members of the Lunde family. The fonds includes a 1927 Norweigian passport issued to Marie Bernfine Jorgensen Lunde, Olaf Lunde's 1941 National War Services Regulations (Recruits), Olaf Lunde's 1952 car insurance policy, the County of Grande Prairie's 1960 Auditor's Financial Statement and Annual Report of the Agricultural Service Board addressed to Jorenson O. Lunde, the 1961 United Farmers of Alberta Co-operative Limited List of Members and Nomination Paper Sub-District "G-31", and a Christmas card and note sent in 1979 from Olaf to J. Lunde at LaGlace.

The fonds also includes thirteen photographs believed to be of or have been sent to the Lunde family, although some of them may be Postman family photographs, since the two collections were mixed together at one point. The photographs include school, family, and wedding portraits, a platoon photograph, and photographs of family members and houses.

The records have been separated from the Postman family records (see fonds 515) and arranged in chronological order by the Archivist.

Scrapbook contents regarding the accomplishments of Lillian Gust as well as the Gust grocery stores. Two pages of biographical information regarding Samuel and Lillian Gust, written by daughter, Frances Woywitka (nee Gust). A report drafted by Lillian Gust to the Quota Club, after her attendance at a conference in Victoria as a delegate. Newspaper Clipping: "Ald. Gust Discusses Govt. Career Women". Student paper: "Women of the Medicine Hat City Council". A framed Medicine Hat Chapter Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire certificate made out to Frances Gust.

The fonds consists of 10 photographs of the Kinderwater Family. They include the Adolph & Anna Kinderwater family in Wisconsin, Frank and Pauline Kinderwater and their family in Buffalo Lakes, and son Paul and wife Agnes in Grande Prairie. There is also a photo of the children at Royal Banner School in 1940.

The fonds consists of proceedings, financial records, and newsletters of the Grand Lodge, Rebekah Assembly, and Theta Rho Girls Club; the prospectus and correspondence of the Alberta Oddfellows Temple Limited; and minutes, correspondence, financial and membership records of defunct lodges.
Records related to the following lodges are in this fonds. See inventory for details: Acme, Airdrie, Alix, Alliance, Athabasca, Banff, Barons, Bashaw, Bassano, Beiseker, Bellevue, Big Valley, Blackie, Blairmore, Bowden, Bow Island, Bowness, Brooks, Cadogan, Cadomin, Calgary, Camrose, Canmore, Cardston, Carmangay, Carstairs, Castor, Cayley, Champion, Chauvin, Chinook, Claresholm, Clive, Clyde, Coalhurst, Cochrane, Coleman, Consort, Coronation, Cowley, Craigmyle, Crossfield, Czar, Delia, Didsbury, Donalda, Drumheller, Eckville, Edgerton, Edmonton, Edson, Elnora, Erskine, Etzikom, Exshaw, Fairview, Foremost, Fort Macleod, Fort Saskatchewan, Gadsby, Gleichen, Grande Prairie, Granum, Grassy Lake, Halkirk, Hanna, Hardisty, High River, Hilda, Hughenden, Huxley, Innisfail, Innisfree, Irma, Irricana, Irvine, Jasper, Killam, Kitscoty, Lacombe, Lamont, Langdon, Leduc, Lethbridge, Lloydminster, Lomond, Lougheed, Luscar, Magrath, Medicine Hat, Millet, Milo, Minburn, Mirror, Mountain Park, Namaka, Nanton, Nordegg, Ohaton, Okotoks, Olds, Oyen, Peace River, Penhold, Picture Butte, Pincher Creek, Ponoka, Provost, Raymond, Redcliff, Red Deer, Rimbey, Rocky Mountain House, Ryley, St. Albert, Sedgewick, Sexsmith, Spirit River, Stavely, Stettler, Strathmore, Strome, Sunnyslope, Swalwell, Taber, Three Hills, Tofield, Trochu, Vegreville, Vermilion, Viking, Vulcan, Wainwright, Walsh, Waskatenau, Waterhole, Wayne, Westlock, Wetaskiwin, and Winnifred.

The fonds contains: one photograph of the gravestone of J.P Robertson, taken in Belgium at the Tyne Cot Cemetery, images related to J.P. Robertson including of his time working on the Canadian Pacific Railway, and military images, as well as images likely regarding family members including hockey photos, a lacrosse team collage, images relating to Medicine Hat Fire Department, and images of what may be John Robertson, working in Monarch Cigar Store.

The fonds consists of thirteen letters from John William Hope to his wife, “Louie,” 10 April – 2 August 1903. The letters detail his journey from Britain to Barr Colony, and his struggle to find work in Western Canada. The fonds also includes British Colony and Dominion Lands Branch receipts for homestead land, 30 January and 2 July 1903.

The fonds consists of constitution and bylaws (1904), members' ledgers (1904-1966), semi-annual reports (1905-1922), minutes (1917-1921, 1929-1951), officers' roll book (1904-1947), attendance registers (1926-1954), and treasurer's cashbook (1945-1965).

The fonds consists of W.D. Albright's articles on agricultural topics and on Peace River area history, his radio broadcasts on victory loans, photographs of the Beaverlodge Station and correspondence. Included is historical material related to the communities of Beaverlodge, Battle River, Fort St. John, Hudson Hope, Fort Vermilion, Grande Prairie, Grouard, High Prairie, Lesser Slave Lake, Pouce Coupe, Rolla, Dawson Creek, Shaftesbury, Dunvegan, Spirit River and Wanham. Also includes biographical material on the Albright family; historical reminiscences, interviews and photographs collected from the Peace River territory; material prepared for a book on the area by Albright, compiled and edited by Mrs. W.D. Albright; meteorological records; and newsclippings.
Records related to the following subjects are also in this fonds. See inventory for details: B.K. Acton, Francois Adam, Swan G. Anderson, Anglican Church missions, Athabasca Landing, Frank W. Beatton, Beaver Indians, bee culture, William N. Bernard, Blacks, Gilbert Blake, W.F. Bredin, Frank T. Brewer, Rev. J. Gough Brick, Mrs. B.D. Brooks, Georges Bugnet, H.A. Cadenhead, Louis Callihoo, William Callihoo, Malcolm Campbell, Thomas Chisholm, C.M. Clarke, Theodore Cleland, James Kennedy Cornwall, Alex Craig, Samuel E. Cushway, William Cust, H.E. "Twelve-Foot" Davis, Ralph Dyer, J.B. Early, Edmonton, Dunvegan and British Columbia Railway, Edson trail, William S.O. English, Falher, F.G. Fletcher, G.V. Flint, V.C. Flint, Fort St. John, Ellsworth Foy, Walter Funnell, J.W. Frame, John A. Fraser, James Gibbons, Philip H. Godsell, Grande Prairie, William Grant, Grouard, Frank Guthrie, J.J. Haan, George Harris, High Prairie, T.W. Hill, C.F. Hopkins, Hudson's Hope (BC), William Innes, Iroquois, Dr. Mary Percy Jackson, Louis Jobin, O.H. Johnson, F.A. Johnston, Robert Jones, Mrs. Avery Kenny, Thomas Kerr, Klondike gold rush, Sheridan Lawrence, Thomas Lilac, Hillard Lyle, Alexander McDonald, Walter G. McFarlane, Mackenzie River (NWT), Dr. James Douglas Maclean, George McLeod, A.H. McQuarrie, Mennonites, Meteorology, Alex Monkman, Monkman Pass, North Star, Notekiwin, R.J. Ogilvie, Mrs. J.O. Patterson, petroleum exploration, physicians, C.O. Pool, Pouce Coupe (BC), Mary Roberts, B.C. Rolla, Mel Rossie, H.B. Round, W.D. Savage, D. Sexsmith, Gordon Sherk, W.H. Smith, William Smith, Social Credit, Soldier Settlement Board, Spirit River, Rede Stone, Robert Stone, Isaac O. Stringer, George J. Sunderman, Norman Talbot, John B. Thompson, Maud Traux, Herman Trelle, Hector Tremblay, Valhalla, Wanham, John Watson, weather forecasting, S.J. Webb, M.S. White, Mitchell Willis, N.W.T. Wrigley and George Yeomans.

The fonds consists of Kirkness family photographs and personal papers depicting their life and their impact on the development of the Edmonton and Peace River areas. Several of the personal documents belonged to Edith Heron.