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The fonds consists of the client files of Wilfred G. Harrison, including powers of attorney, last will and testaments, duplicate certificates of titles, transfers of land, memoranda of mortgage, agreements, indentures and correspondence. Records dating from after Harrison's departure from Edmonton are primarily correspondence, handled by C.G. Scarth and Scarth Agencies, Ltd.

Fonds consists of copy photographs of newspaper halftone photographs dating circa (ca.) 1883 to ca. 1925 which depict various people, streets, buildings, businesses, churches, horse and carriages, sports events, and farms in the Red Deer, Alberta area.

The fonds consists of 18 postcards dating from the 1910s to the 1930s featuring Edmonton scenes including the University of Alberta, Strathcona Park, the legislature building, Alberta College, Jasper Avenue, and Whyte Avenue.

The fonds includes a transcript of a letter to William Weir and his sons from Robert MacDonald recalling MacDonald's life working for the railway on the Coal Branch in the 1940s and 1950s, a photocopy of a map of the area and a second letter from MacDonald with photocopied information about Brule, Alberta.

The fonds consists of minutes of the Warden School District No. 301 dating from 1909 -- 1954.

Fonds consists of records created by Kunda in his capacity as a scientist and inventor in Alberta, and reflect his activities during his career with Sherritt Gordon and later with the University of Alberta. The records were arranged by documentary forms by Vera Kunda and include patents, correspondence, scientific articles, photographs, and reports.

Fonds consists of photographs of Jim Watson and the Strathcona Band. Also includes a commentary of the scenes depicted in the photographs and information about the Strathcona Band.

The fonds consists of an image of a Conference in England in 1943 of the Canadian Army and Air Force Chaplains and an image of the 1916 Machine Gun Class at Camp Hughes (Manitoba).

The fonds consists of the business records of Wells Studios, including purchase orders and correspondence, and images consisting primarily of commercial and publicity shots, and include buildings, such as churches, banks, and stores (exteriors and interiors), houses (exteriors and interiors), parades, theatre productions, workplaces, sports, industrial plants, construction sites, various group photographs, conferences, and trade shows.

The fonds consists of two 35 mm copies of the film West to the Mountains, one 16 mm version of the film West to the Mountains, and one 16 mm of the film West to the Mountains in Japanese.