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.
The fonds consists of newsclippings and photographs relating to the 1935 election campaign; and newsclippings and speeches about his two terms in the Legislature, particularly with regard to the 1946 dispute.
Fonds consists of material relating to the private and public life of Arthur R. Smith and of his father Arthur L. Smith. Fonds has been arranged into five series including: (1) Alphabetical subject files; (2) United Nations interviews and speeches; (3) Correspondence, certification, publications, and related material; (4) Photographs; and (5) Scrapbooks and ephemera.
Fonds illustrates the legal, political, and personal interests of Justice Asa Milton Harradence of the Alberta Court of Appeal. Records begin with the firm of Harradence and Company and continues through to his time at the Court of Appeal, as well as personal interests in politics, flying and the Canadian air force. The fonds has been arranged into five series: Harradence and company; Legal records; Reasons for judgment; Speeches; and Personal papers. The Harradence and company series consist predominately of textual records in the form of financial records depicting an Alberta criminal law practice from 1954 to 1979. The legal records series consists of bar admission transcripts, students memoranda from the Court of Appeal, legal research files, and items related to Harradence's 1996 retirement celebration. The third series, reasons for judgment, provides a comprehensive collection of judgments on cases sat on by Harradence, and from 1990 to 1996 the Court of Appeal as a whole. Personal material contains textual records, photographs and cultural artifacts from Harradence's personal interests in flying and politics, as well as honours given to him.
The fonds consists of records relating to Mrs. Dean's involvement and interest in the Liberal party, and includes correspondence, Christmas cards from Pierre E. Trudeau, a copy of The Constitution and the People of Canada, material from Alberta Liberal Party conventions, newsletters from Alberta Liberal Senators, news releases and newsletters from the Alberta Liberal Party and photographs of Avis Dean with Nick Taylor and his wife Peg.
Fonds pertains primarily to Richard and Lily Bagge's honeymoon trip to the Canadian Rockies ca.1902 and consists of 8 b&w photographs of scenes from Banff National Park and the Rocky Mountains. Also included are 2 Bagge family portraits and 1 photocopy of a portrait of H.E. Ambassador and Mrs. R.R Bagge, Ottawa, Ontario, 1963.
The fonds consists of correspondence: Baldwin Reichwein & David Stewart (2003-2004); Medicine Hat City Council Minutes RE: Children's Aid Society & Children's Shelter (1914-1928); Photocopied pages (front cover, pgs. 44-47) Ordinances of the North-West Territories Passed by the Lieutenant-Governor in Council (1883); Photocopied Alberta Act - The Industrial School Act (1908); Photocopied Alberta Act - The Children's Protection Act of Alberta (1909); Photocopied information sheet regarding a Medicine Hat residence, 50 Montrose (1972); Photocopied article from the Medicine Hat News - Our Churches and Societies (1927); Annual Report of the Superintendent of Neglected Children (1908-1924); Benchmarks in Alberta's Public Welfare Service: History Rooted in Benevolence, Harshness, Punitiveness and Stinginess (2003); The Child at Risk in 19th and 20th Century Alberta: Vignettes for Dialogue with or among Social Work Students and Practitioners (2005); Looking for the Past: Child Saving in the City of Medicine Hat 1905-1950 (2005).
The fonds consists of the following series: Professional Life, which contains the following sub-series: Alberta Meat Market (1928-1964), City of Red Deer Alderman (1961-1965), City of Red Deer Mayoralty (1965-1974), Associations, Scrapbooks, Awards, and Publications; Personal and Family Life which contains the following sub series of Scrapbooks, Clippings, Ephemera, Associations/Organizations, Publications and Family; Correspondence; Music; Photographs; and Knox Presbyterian Church which contains the following sub-series: Organizations of the Congregation, Board of Managers, Congregation, Session, and Publications.
