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The fonds consists of a ticket inviting the Sanders family to the Social Credit "Hard Times" Party held on Tuesday October 29, 1935.

The fonds consists of a photograph album primarily containing photographs taken around the time Earl Grey (Governor General of Canada from 1904 to 1911) visited Edmonton to lay the cornerstone for the new Legislative Assembly Building on October 1, 1909; images, 23 in all, include of the laying of the cornerstone, decorated arches for the Governor General's visit, a marching band, the boys' brigade, Edmonton Mounted Rifles, the City of Edmonton riverboat, as well as the Clover Bar and Low Level bridges and various buildings such as the Y.W.C.A, First Presbyterian Church, Government House, Norwood School, the Exchange Mart, the Edmonton Club, the General Hospital, Alexander Taylor School, the Empire Block and the Chisholm Block.

Fonds consists of personal records reflecting Pound's various interests in Ribstone and Edmonton and reflecting his involvement with the Social Credit Party. Fonds has been divided into the following series: Personal interests; Political interests.

Fonds consists of various speeches made by Lee Leavitt as an MLA in the Alberta Legislature.

The fonds consists of records used, maintained, and created by the Alberta Liberal Party and the Liberal Party of Canada in Alberta while they operated as a single entity dating from 1965 to 1978. The fonds includes records related to finance such as receipts, ledgers, balance sheets and budgets, pay roll registers; records related to membership including membership ledger receipts, alphabetical membership lists, and correspondence; records relating to election campaigns including promotional material for party candidates, films, audio recordings, handbooks, voters lists, correspondence, campaign buttons, election returns, candidate profiles, speech notes, campaign group photos, and clippings; records related to conventions and conferences including agendas, conference packages, proceedings, minutes, photographs; records related to committees and commissions including correspondence regarding the Edmonton Steering Committee and the Women's Liberal Commission; records related to leaders including photographs, news releases, correspondence, policy statements, position papers, reports, speech notes, expenses; records relating the adjunct liberal associations including the Alberta Women's Liberal Association including constitution and bylaws, executive lists, correspondence, meeting notes and minutes and records of the Young Liberals including position papers, member lists, and records related to the Student Liberals at the University of Alberta including correspondence.

The fonds consists of materials created by the Progressive Conservative Association of Alberta including election campaign material including posters, stickers, pamphlets, brochures, and publications.

Fond consists of one scrapbook containing newspaper clippings related to the liquor trade, and a number of scrapbooks containing newspaper clippings regarding the Alberta Social Credit Party and William Aberhart. Fonds also includes a report, transcripts of religious radio broadcasts given by William Aberhart and E.C. Manning, a typed manuscript entitled Alberta's Social Credit Pantomime: Two Years of It, pamphlets regarding the Social Credit Party of Alberta, an index of member's speeches reported in Canadian papers, and a photograph. Also includes material about Solon E. Low.

The fonds consists of 13 color published prints of the Prime Ministers of Canada, 1867 -- 1968 by M. Nicolson.

The fonds pertains to Roy Farran's term as Member of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta for the Conservative Party of Alberta from 1971 to 1978 as Minister of Telephones and Utilities and Solicitor General. The fonds consists of alphabetical office files consisting of correspondence, briefings, articles, surveys, questionnaires, reports, agendas, transcripts, circulars, letters of congratulation, speeches, notes, and bills. The fonds also includes material relating to the personal life of Roy Farran dating from the 1940s to the 1970s including correspondence, scrapbooks, farm accounts, financial correspondence, photographs, a draft of an autobiography, drafts of non-fiction stories and articles related to his military service, and clippings documenting his political and military career.

The fonds consists of a pamphlet collected by Bill Logan commemorating the first anniversary of the Social Credit victory in 1936.