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The fonds consists of photographs relating to Grey's political and private life; scrapbooks of newspaper clippings, correspondence, greeting cards, and other materials from Grey's political career (1988-2004); speeches, some handwritten some taken out of Hansard, given by Grey in the House of Commons (1989, 1998-2004); press releases (1998-2004); handwritten speeches delivered outside the House of Commons (1989-2004); handwritten notes from political activities (1996-2004); reports and polling information related to her activities (1989-2003); House of Commons day planners (1989-2000); materials relating to Reform Party strategies and policies; materials relating to Grey's wedding to Lewis Larson in 1993; materials from the defamation suit filed against Grey by George Bears et all (Grassroots for Day, 2001-2002); assorted e-mails and letters for and against Stockwell Day as leader of the Canadian Alliance Party, in relation to the 2001 CA Leadership National Council, and in regards to the Democratic Representative Caucus (DRC) formed in part by Grey in reaction to the leadership crisis; campaign mailings, newsletters, and Christmas cards Grey sent to her constituents and stationary samples from her constituency office (1988-2004); memorabilia from Grey's appearances on numerous television programs including the CBC production "The Greatest Canadian" and "The Rick Mercer Report"; memorabilia from Grey's 10th anniversary as a member of the House of Commons (1998); a folder of poetry written by Grey; a folder of farewell correspondence related to her retirement in 2004; a small scrapbook of childhood and other photos with handwritten notes; a copy of "Poisoned Chalice: The Last Campaign of the Progressive Conservative Party?" by David McLaughlin, signed by author, with sections highlighted by Grey; VHS tapes of Grey in the House of Commons, on various television programs, and some home movies; audio cassette tapes including speeches by Grey, parodies, Reform party materials, and recordings of "His", a Christian music group Grey was part of; 1 audio reel of "Reform Radio"; and 1 CD of Grey on AM930 the Light.

The fonds consists of personal records created by the past presidents of DKG, Alberta in pursuance of their role as head of the Executive of the provincial organization of the Society. Also included in the fonds are the administrative records of DKG, Alberta, records which were created in the process of coordinating the many activities and events that are organized and attended by the executive branch of the organization.

The fonds consists of scrapbooks including text and pictures of the Desk and Derrick Club of Edmonton dating from 1951-1986 documenting the history of the organization.

Fonds consists of notebooks and a set of cards from her Household Science courses.

The fonds consists of personal correspondence (1976-1998), diaries (1959-1989), legal papers (1958-1989), genealogical files (1920-1999), copies of media coverage (1980-1998), personal scrap books (1976-1998), and ca. 600 photographs. Also included are minutes, correspondence and reports for Central Alberta Community Residence Society (1985-1989), Pastoral Care Advisory Committee (1980-1989), Michener Advisory Committee (1990-1991), Alberta Committee of Disabled Citizens (1987-1989), Northern Alberta Brain Injury Society (1980-1987), North Central Association for the Mentally Handicapped (1980-1988) and Canadian Association of the Mentally Retarded (1980-1985). Fonds is composed of the following series:;A. Personal papers;B. Michener Centre;C. Film and media articles;D. Advocacy records;E. Miscellaneous information;F. Travel;G. Posters

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.