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The fonds consists of a transcript of an interview conducted with Mr. Hoy on October 5, 1929. David Hoy describes his work as a freighter in the Yukon, primarily near Dawson City, from the years 1900 to 1905. He also describe his experiences as a farmer, freighter and trapper in Northern British Columbia in the years following his Yukon experience. Mr. Hoy's narrative is very descriptive in nature, as he discusses the people and situations he encountered while working in the Yukon and northern British Columbia.

The fonds includes: the field message in which Rosser was appointed acting Commanding Officer of the Regiment (1944); club rules, The McNaughton Club, Oldenburg, Germany (ca. 1945); two letters from Lady Patricia Ramsay (1944); sketches for training materials; cartoons by J.A. Houston; letter from the father of fallen soldier Charles Grainger Lord (1944); file of research on his medals and career (ca. 1990); and pages and loose photographs from an album documenting Rosser's training and personal activities in England and Kingston, Ontario, and in the field in Italy. Album includes images of training and residence at Dumferline, Redhill, Lingfield, Godstone, Cove, Operation Hammer, Starborough Castle, Exercise Spartan, southern Italy, Rome, Blindley Heath, Kingston, Roedown School, Operation Torchy, Staff College. Includes identified images of Cameron Ware, Bob Starke, Reg Clark, RC Coleman, D. Brain, Bob Lindsay, H. Fairbrother, G.R. Pearkes, Stewart Cobbett, "Shorty" Colquhoun, and Lady Patricia Ramsay.

Fonds consists of copied photographs that date from circa (ca.) 1920 of the East End Bakery in Edmonton, Alberta, including employees, a delivery van, and the interiors of the kitchen and store.

The fonds is made up of various family and farm documents and two photographic prints. The records include farm account books for 1933 to 1939; a file of receipts of Mrs. Cassie Cromie (probably the mother of David Cromie) from the early 1920's; books of cow testing forms; an agreement for the purchase of land by Albert George Cromie; booklets and pamphlets on animal care, inoculation, and building construction. The fonds also contains one photo of David Cromie taken in 1973, and an aerial view of a farm.

The fonds consists of: a thesis entitled "Dryland Farming in Southeast Alberta", (33 pgs) (1990).

The fonds consists of a listing of personal history for Capt Robertson’s family; certificates showing his activities and training from a child of eight to his career in retirement; his Canadian Armed Forces Pay Books; souvenirs of the trip to Korea and the Ebisu Hotel in Tokyo. Photographs are of the Robertson family, Dave’s career in the military and his service at an Advance Dressing Station in Korea. The audio tape is a Dave Robertson recording regarding his family’s military history.

The fonds consists of an audio cassette recording by Nowhere Blossoms and an audio cassette recording by Spoil Five.

The fonds consists of: a handwritten program of the Medicine Hat Amateur Musical and Dramatic Club for "The Fortune Hunter" (1885); miscellaneous correspondence of D.J. Wylie (1899-1924); D.J. Wylie Estate finanical report (1942); finanical records (1940-1947); daily journal (1946-1948); list of wages and board (1941); income tax report for Rachel Mary Wylie (1938); Excess Profit Tax report for the estate of David James Wylie (1943); Income Tax returns for the estate of David James Wylie (1943, 1944, 1945); Income Tax returns for David Montague Wylie (1946, 1948); property agreement between David Montague Wylie, Irving Wylie, Dorothy Gordon, Elsie McDougall and Barbara Williamson (1945); Indenture between the Wylie Ranch Ltd. and Dorothy Gordon (1948); correspondence from Department of National Revenue (1947); finanical reports from the estate of Grace Wylie: Income Distribution Account (1950), Trust Cash and Distribution Account (1954), Capital Account (1949-1950), Income Accounts (2) (1949-1950); daily diary (1945-1948); images primarily of ranching scenes, rodeo scenes and family members.

The fonds consists of photographs of Delburne area; and a microfilm of Great Bend School District No. 809 minutes (1903-1918), and cashbook of Mound Lake School District No.754, near Delburne (1903-1918).

The fonds consists of personal records related to his training and service as Anglican clergy and as Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA); and research notes and drafts of his publications.