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Fonds consists of these series: I Biography (1979). Unpublished manuscript of a biography of Arthur Balmer Watt and Gertrude Balmer Watt. II Poetry (1944-1946). Published copies of Who Dare to Live and Landfall.

Fonds consists of photographs (1916-1920) of student life at the University (33 images).

The fonds consists of materials created or collected by Geoffrey Lester and contains materials originally dating from 1868-1997. The fonds consists of this sous-fonds: Historical Atlas of Railways in Alberta (1868-1997) The sous-fonds consists of materials created or collected by Lester in the process of creating the atlas. The sous-fonds contains these series: A. Administrative (1984-1997) The series consists of research inquiries, expense listings, correspondence, funding files, and other materials relating to publication of the atlas. B. Research materials (1984-1997, originals 1868-1997) The series consists of news clippings, annual reports, maps, photographs, articles, and other materials related to Alberta railways. C. Publication (1984-1997) The series consists of checklists, specification sheets, drafts of various sections of the publication and other materials related to the creation and publication of the Historical Atlas of Railways in Alberta.

Fonds consists of these series: I Clippings (1907-1955). II Correspondence (1898-1955). III Manuscripts ([19þ]-1954). Autobiographical article; memoir of the Canadian Women's Press Club, 1954; short stories. IV Memorabilia (1910-[1946]). Includes announcements; cartoons; poem; program; sketches. V Newspapers (1911-1912). Mrs. Watt's involvement with The Saturday News and The Mirror. VI Publications (1907-1908). Includes A Woman in the West and Town and Trail, with reviews of the books from Canadian newspapers and magazines; newspaper columns by "Peggy"; magazine articles. VII Radio talks (1940). Includes correspondence; scripts; a poem.

Fonds consists of these series: I Banquets (1975-1979). II Correspondence (1960-1975). III Elections and officers [196- - 197-]. IV Finances (1968-1972). V Membership (1960-1974). VI Minutes and programs (1974-1978). VII Papers delivered (1960- 1976). VIII Reference material (1967-1968).

Fonds consists of these series: I Correspondence (1913). H.W. McBride to H. Footner, describing life at Mile 189, Grand Trunk Pacific Railway, British Columbia; includes 14 photographs. II Photographs (1911). Edmonton, Lesser Slave Lake, Peace River, Hay River, Fort St. John, Fraser Canyon (126 images). Most captions are taken from Mr. Footner's notes.

Fonds consists of this series: Correspondence (1916-1918). Letters from the front in France to his family in Edmonton.

Fonds consists of these series: I Community service (1949- 1968). Includes correspondence and minutes relating to the Edmonton Symphony Society, First Presbyterian Church, Friends of the University of Alberta, and Stratford Shakespearian Festival Foundation. II Correspondence (1916-1975). Relates to family; friends in academic life; art; the military; politics. III Essays (1918-1973). IV Family (1888-1969). Includes account books; clippings; publications of Samuel Walters Dyde; shopping list for mother's wedding, 1888. V Glass slides [19þ]. Consists of 132 items on various topics, mainly historical. VI Honours (1883-1956). Includes certificates and diplomas awarded to Henry Alexander and Samuel Walters Dyde. VII Investments (1956-1970). Includes agreements; bank statements; cash books; maps; minute books; share registers; tax notices. VIII Maps [19þ]. Consists of 91 items relating to Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, the United States, and Europe. IX Military service,1914-1918 (1914-1965). Includes handbooks; memorabilia; notebooks; reunion. X Military service, 1939-1945 (1939-1945). Includes clippings; background papers; dispatches; expense accounts; maps; memoranda; notebooks; obituaries; regulations; reports; scrapbooks; speeches; statistics. XI Notebooks (1921-1969). Relates to the preparation of essays, lectures, and speeches. XII Personal (1921-1975). Includes birth certificate; business cards; passports. XIII Photographs and sketches (1883-1971). Includes 129 photographs relating to Canadian and British political leaders, Mr. Dyde's family, Oxford, Royal Commission on Prices, World Wars I and II; six sketches by Mr. Dyde and others. XIV Political activities (1934-1968). Includes clippings, correspondence, diaries, notices, programs, and speeches relating to the Alberta and National Liberal Associations, Canadian Pacific and Trans-Canada Airlines, elections, Pineridge Liberal Summer School, Study Conference on National Problems, and the U.N. Summer School on International Law and Peace. XV Property (1963-1974). Includes agreements; memoranda; receipts; tax notices. XVI Royal Commission on Prices (1948-1949). Includes minutes; reports. XVII Speeches (1938-1946). Includes clippings; correspondence. XVIII University interests (1964-1969). Includes correspondence and publications relating mainly to Trent University.

Fonds consists of these series: I Correspondence (1951-1954). II Education, curriculum vitae (1927-1954). Includes diploma (BA, University of Illinois, 1916); commission (T/2d Lieutenant, Canadian Army, 1941). III Essays and talks (1933-1954). Consists mainly of typescripts. IV Lectures (1955). V Publications (1948- [195-]). VI Radio talks (1947-1955).

Fonds consists of these series: I Clippings (1902-1957). Mr. Watt kept biographical and subject files, mainly of western and northern political matters, and theatrical productions. II Correspondence (1908-1958). Correspondents include Henry Debe (Vegreville Observer), John S. Willison (Toronto News), Arthur Meighan, W.A. Griesbach; memoir of Alberta Liberal Party, 1910, by James B. Holden, MLA. III Diary (1904-1906). First year in Alberta; includes financial records. IV Manuscripts submitted to A.B. Watt (1913-1921). Memoirs of Alberta history, including the Royal North-West Mounted Police, railroad construction, and Sheridan Lawrence of the Peace River district. V Memorabilia (1913-1924). Includes brochures; theatre programs. VI Newsletters (1936-1946). Typescripts, addressed to "Mr. Colebaugh" and "Mr. La Cossitt", commenting on current events. VII Photographs (1894- 1943). Includes family; friends; theatre personalities; album by Milton Martin and A. D'Aubigny commemorating a trip in 1913 by steamboat through the Peace River country (311 images). VIII Publications (1913-1942). Includes editorials; columns; theatre reviews.