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This sub-series contains photographs, and photograph negatives which depict Ora and Edith [Vader] Grimm’s family.

Sub-series consists of photographs related to the 1995 Banff International String Quartet Competition, including competing quartets, members of the jury, the awards ceremony, and the composer of the competition's imposed piece, Heather Anne Schmidt.

This subseries contains photographs and one photograph album from various events the Grande Prairie Legion Track & Field Club participated in. Events include: G.P Legion Indoor Track Meets, Alberta Summer Games, Terry Fox Run, Klondike Relays, and Canada Summer Games. Many photographs also show members of the Grande Prairie Legion Track & Field Club training together.

Sub-series consists of photographs related to the 1983 Banff International String Quartet Competition, including participating quartets, and members of the jury.

Sub-series consists of photographs related to the 1998 Banff International String Quartet Competition, including competing quartets, members of the jury, the awards ceremony, and the composer of the competition's imposed piece, Chan Ka Nin.

Subseries consists of photographic prints, mainly of Southam. Includes posed studio portraits, as well as publicity photos, and photos of dancers from a collaboration Southam was involved in.

The sub-series consists of a the memoirs of Phyllis Stewart, written in three parts. The first story is called "the Memories of a Prairie Child" and covers the period from 1931-1936, her childhood in Consort, Alberta and the move to Ferintosh. The background for the story is the Eaton House in which they lived, but many other subjects are also covered: family, farming, food, the Depression. The second section is called "From There to Hear" and covers the years from 1936-1947 when Phyllis was in high school and university and starting in her first school. The third section, titled "A Mixture of Life" is about the years from 1947 to the present, and covers marriage, farming, teaching, raising children, being on county council, retirement and all the vagaries of life that complicate matters.

The sub-series consists of early school and employment records; a small notebook of notes and accounts during his immigration to America in 1910 and his return to Switzerland in 1959; exemptions from military service in WWI; various registration and membership certificates; records of his trip back to Switzerland in 1959, including a speech made there about his life as a pioneer in Canada; copies of news clippings on the life of Pierre and Jean Lozeron; and a series of letters written in the last few years of his life, reflecting his struggles with ailing health.

The sub series consists of b & w portraits of individuals associated with the history of the Peace River Country of Alberta: Henry Monkman, Chester Ronning, Euphemia McNaught, Erich Anderson, P.V. Croken, Mr. & Mrs. Max Zimmerman, Mr. & Mrs. D.O. Hanson, Morley Sherk, Scotty Ross, Jack McLean, Otto Kuhn, Father Lane and Father Neil Corbett (and their contemporary Redemptorists), Grant MacEwan, Dr. Andrew Murray, and Robert Guest. These portraits were taken by Frank Kozar during the 1980s, presumably on visits to the Grande Prairie area.

The sub-series consists of instructions for the customers regarding appropriate clothing, appearance and behaviour during photo shoots, instructions for the photographer for classical positions in wedding portraits, and invoices for props used during photo shoots.