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The fonds consists of photographs of Royal Flying Corpos training manoevres, Leaside, Ontario.

The fonds consists of photographs of the Bates family in and around Gleichen, Alberta.

The fonds consists of 1 portrait of T. W. Lawlor as barrister and mayor; 14 photographs relating to civic duties, including the official visit of Governor General Lord Tweedsmuir, in 1939; 3 post cards (one of which shows a military parade) of Richmond Avenue, Grande Prairie; 1 news article, June 2, 1959, and 1 tribute obituary. Also included is a Christmas postcard with a wedding photograph of Agnes(Lawlor) and Don Wilson.

The collection consists of recorded interviews with these individuals: A.L.Allen (RAMC), E.D. Anderson (49th Bn), G. Allen Bagley, Clifford Call, W.H. Carr (2nd CMR), L.T. Church (Winnipeg Grenadiers), Mr. Claughton (5th Western Cav.), "Bud" Cotton, Albert Dye, Howard Exton, James C. French, Mr. Harris (13th Bn Royal Highlanders), F. Johnson (6th CMR), Harry Miller, Mr. Payne, P. Rogers (2nd CMR), Clayton Ross (CAM Scottish), T. Sharp (5th CAM Bn : 1st Div.), Frank Thompson, Mr. Timms (2nd CMR), Mr. Waterman (Pioneer Bn), Harold White, and William Wray.

Collection consists of sound recordings of interviews of World War I veterans by T. Travers. Includes list of veterans interviewed and interview synopses: A.L. Allen (South Midland Field Ambulance, Royal Medical Army Corps), E.O. or E.D. Anderson (49th Battalion), G. Allen Bagley (50th Battalion, 10th Brigade Machine Gun Transport), Clifford Call (137th and 50th Canadian Infantry Battalion), W.H. Carr (2nd CMR), Gordon Church (Winnipeg Grenadiers), J. Claughton (Saskatchewan Light Horse, 5th Battalion, Western Cavalry), Edmond John "Bud" Cotton (13th CMR and RCR), Albert Dye (137th and 50th Battalions), Howard Exton (31st Battalion - Alberta), James C. French (Canadian Machine Gun Corps), W.H. Harris (13th Battalion, Royal Highlanders), F. Johnson (6th CMR), Harry Miller (50th Canadian Infantry Battalion), G. Payne (5th Battalion), P. Rogers (2nd CMR), Clayton Ross (Canadian Scottish), T. Sharp (5th Battalion, 1st Division), Frank Thomson (Lewis Gun Crew), John Timms (2nd CMR Rifle Brigade, 3rd Division), [?] Waterman (Pioneer Battalion), Harold White (King Edward's Horse) and William Wray (Signaller in Fort Garry Horse).

The fonds consists of an album that was presented to T.J. Turnbull upon his retirement in 1934. It contains informal portraits of 40 sergeants, warrant officers, and commissioned officers, and their farewell messages.

The fonds consists of notebooks, personal correspondence, a transcript and recorded of interviews about his life, sound recordings of his presentations to school children, broadcasts from the Calgary Zoo, newsclippings, share certificates, records and souvenirs of his military service, a brief history of the early Calgary Parks Department, and notes regarding the Calgary Public Museum. Includes photographs of Calgary, St. George's Island and the zoo, and a slide of Billy Henry's 100th birthday.

The fonds contains a manual for drivers in Germany, 2 programmes for the Drumhead Service and Trooping and Review during the Regimental Jubilee, 1964, 1 programme for the Beating Retreat on the 50th Anniversary of Frezenberg, a menu from the farewell dinner for Lieutenant Colonel G. G. Brown, 1965 and a newspaper article featuring the First Battalion Judo Team, 1966.

The fonds consists of some family records and includes correspondence sent to Tom's father, Ernest Roycraft, when he was employed as a Conductor for Canadian National Railway, his Rail Pass, issued by Canadian National Railway, and Certificate of Birth Registration. The fonds also includes a Preface, Itinerary and Assessment for Tom Roycraft, from a course on Para-Rescue he attended in Edmonton in 1950. Also included, is a copy of an article written in the book: "History Of Hinton" by Hazel Hart with personal handwritten note by Tom Roycraft.

The fonds consists of photographs and certificates.