The fonds consists of 28 photographs collected by Don Stephenson of a [1927] Edmonton-Athabasca-Peace River Highway motor tour; pictures of Athabasca buildings; and the 1944 flood. The Athabasca buildings include: All Saints Anglican Church, Imperial Bank of Canada, Grand Union Hotel, Municipal Hospital, Public School, and views of Skinner Street and Wood Avenue, Baptiste Lake, ferry, cable cage and grain elevators.
The fonds consists of handwritten, transcribed, and bound reminiscences written by Donald Graham recalling his life in Western Canada in the 1880s. The material discusses hunting, the Riel Rebellion, crime, farming, and wildlife. Donald Graham's grandson, Gordon Graham, transcribed the material.
The fonds consists of personal papers from Gordon and Anne Donaldson; a year book and interviews regarding Eaglesham School; election records relating to Eaglesham; and material from the Peace Valley Conservation, Recreation and Tourism Society.
The fonds consists of various records from the Hat Art Club, various materials from art projects Donna MacLean was involved in, as well images documenting Donna MacLean's work with art clubs, curling, and a family ranch and wedding.
The fonds consists of Dora Doyle's school notebooks from Edmonton (Art, Biology, Composition) [ca. 1920s]; financial records and blueprint for the construction of the Doyle home in Jasper (1932); class plan books with descriptions of projects Dora gave to her classes in Jasper (1940s); a family history; a book of poetry by Dora; photographs of Philip Doyle (1914), a ski trip to the Bald Hills [ca. 1940s] and of Dora Doyle with Hazel Matheson, the first female principal in Jasper. Also included are personal diaries from the 1930s to the 1990s, newspaper clippings, offical documents related to her teaching as well as in her family life, a scrapbook with poems by Dora and others, short stories which she wrote, and various photographs, both loose and in albums. The fonds also consists of laser copies of old family photographs; photographs of her retirement; and vacation slides.
The fonds consists of materials created or collected by Doreen Jampolsky of Edmonton, Alberta in 1999 and consists of a family history and family photographs.
Fonds consists of research correspondence, copies of personal papers, and sound recordings pertaining to Mary Vaux Walcott, Georgia Engelhard (Cromwell), Henrietta Tuzo (Wilson), Mary Schaffer Warren, Elizabeth Parker, Bess MacCarthy, Margaret Stone, Mary Jobe (Akeley), Caroline Hinman, Lillian Gest, Katie Gardiner, Gertrude Benham, Phyl Munday and others. Material was gathered during research and production of "Off the Beaten Track." Sound recordings are titled: "To Cyndi Smith from Henry Vaux," re Mary Vaux; and "Some information re women of the mountains from M.D. Fleming.
The fonds consists of records related to the Couture family, including:;Personal and family documents related to the Couture family and memorabilia;Records related to Jasper Community and Volunteer work with the Jasper Recycling Society;Photographs of historic sites within Jasper National Park and along the provincial boundary of Alberta and British Columbia;Sheila's research related to the Display case at the Jasper Activity Centre, which Sheila creates display as a volunteer service for the Jasper Yellowhead Museum and Archives;Records related to Sheila's employment with the Aspen Regional Health Authority;Programs, pamphlets and brochures collected by Sheila when she attends various community events. The fonds also consists of published materials related to Jasper National Park and park history. The fonds also consists of records related to Joe Couture's work as a ski instructor at Marmot, president of the Chamber of Commerce and The municipality of Jasper.
The fonds consists of materials related to the construction of a new community hall in 1927-1929. Fonds consists of shareholder certificates, receipts, correspondence, a bankbook, and other materials relating to the construction of a new community hall in Crooked Lake.
