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The fonds consists of a file on the Crowsnest Pass freight rates.

The fonds consists of Meikles's correspondence and research materials for the Whyte Museum's exhibition on the history of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.

The fonds consists of incorporation and governance records; board minutes; president's reports; records re the creation and unveiling of the Famous 5 monuments in Calgary and Ottawa; and records re their various programs and activities including the maquette tours, speakers series (some sound recordings are present), Rising Stars program, education curriculum work, and the O Canada (national anthem) wording debate. Includes extensive reference material related to the Famous 5 women, Persons Case, and controversies such as eugenics.

The fonds consists of a recorded interview (conducted by Glenbow Museum President Mike Robinson) with George Crawford and his wife Sheila Crawford, about their lives in Alberta and the relationship between the Crawford family and Genbow's founder Eric Harvie. Includes a transcript of Part 1 of the interview.

The fonds consists of photographs of a Blackfoot (Siksika) sun dance which he took while on official RCMP business at the event. Also includes views of Mounted Police activities and the Calgary Exhibition and Stampede.

The fonds consists of NWMP discharge certificate, family photographs, and articles and manuscripts written by him and his family regarding his career with the NWMP and his experiences in the west.

The fonds consists of a letter apparently to the Chancellor of Salisbury Cathedral in England, discussing the age of consent for marriage in India, and thanking the Chancellor for the gift of a book on ecclesiastical law.

The fonds consists of reminiscences (transcribed in 1977-1978) of her life before she married, including comments on Lord and Lady Aberdeen, Sam Steele, Charcoal and Kootenai Brown; and photographs of her mother (1902), Sam Steele (1908) and a group in a carriage at the Fort Macleod NWMP barracks (1893).

The fonds consists of a letter written by Ernest Cashel and a newspaper article about his escape.

The collection consists of photographs collected for his books depicting Crowsnest Pass; Alberta ghost towns; Windthorst and Macoun, Saskatchewan; Princeton, Copper Mountain and Hedley, British Columbia; Exshaw, Alberta; Hope slide; Bill Miner; Metis and Batoche; Almighty Voice; and RCMP constables. Includes reference material including transcripts of interviews with George Williamson and Walter Parey.