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Fonds consists of records relating to Beatrice Lefroy's personal interests as well as records relating to the activities of the Willing Workers Women's Auxiliary. The fonds has been divided into two series: Personal records and Willing Workers Women's Auxiliary.

Fonds consists of copied photographs dating circa (ca.) 1909 to 1934 that depict members of the Hanson family, Calgary Laundry Limited employees, and pioneer women from the Jewish community. Fonds also includes a copied photograph that depicts Leo Goelman, a principal of the Talmud Torah school.

The fonds consists of: a blank receipt book for Belmar Ladies Wear (undated).

The fonds consists of correspondence with artists Marion Nicoll, Margaret Shelton, John Snow, and Illingworth Kerr regarding her book, Printmaking in Alberta. Also includes interviews with Ann Clarke, Jim Westergard, Cliff Robinson, Karen Curry, J. K. Esler, Robin Pech Smith, Jeannette Walker, George Weber, Kathleen Cardiff, Gerald Hushlak, Thomas Lax, Barbara Leighton, Helen Mackie, Thelma Manarey, Marion Nicoll, Gary Olson, John Snow, Ken Samuelson, Margaret Shelton, S. Voyer, A. Wichert, E. Allen, C. Bondaroff, Derke Besant, A. Haeseker.

The fonds consists of invitations, correspondence, concert programs, information about the Edmonton Art Club including membership lists, constitutions and catalogues, a Constitution and bylaws of the Women's Canadian Club of Edmonton, an Edmonton Civic Opera Society's Tenth Year Anniversary souvenir book, newspaper clippings about the Edmonton Art Club and about Bérangère Mercier, and a photograph of the first airmail flight north in 1931.

The fonds consists of three series: A) General Files, B) Photos, and C) Plays

The sous-fonds consists of records of Beta Chapter, and includes minutes, attendance records, reports, membership lists, financial statements, and scrapbooks, documenting the activities of the Chapter, which contain newspaper clippings, invitations, cards, programs, and other ephemera along with over 350 photographs of members and Chapter events.

The fonds consists of the records of the Edmonton Area chapters and the Edmonton Area Council, and have been divided into the following sous-fonds: Alpha Mu Chapter, Alpha Nu Chapter, Beta Chapter, Chi Chapter, Edmonton Area Council of Beta Sigma Phi, Iota Chapter, Nu Chapter, Nu Phi Mu Chapter, Omega Chapter, Preceptor Epsilon Chapter, Preceptor Gamma Chapter, Xi Chapter, Xi Alpha Chapter, Xi Epsilon Chapter, Xi Mu Chapter, Xi Sigma Chapter, and Xi Theta Chapter.

Fonds consists of records compiled and/or produced by Sheehan during the course of her personal activities and research regarding pioneers and homesteading in Grand Prairie and the Beaverlodge area of Alberta, and includes copied oral interviews of Hugh W. Allen, dated 1966, and Gordon Sherk, Marley Sherk, Lulu Sherk Allen, Victor Flint, and Frances Flint, dated 1963, conducted by Beth Sheehan, and of J.R. Oliver, dated 1965, and conducted by Jack Soars. Fonds also consists of transcripts of oral interviews of Gordon Sherk, Marley Sherk, Lulu Sherk Allen, Victor Flint, Frances Flint, Everett Sheehan, George Stone, and Cletus Aloysius Sheehan, dating 1955-1969, transcripts of personal reminiscences by F.C. Falk, Hugh W. Allen, and Lulu Sherk Allen dating 1955-1970, transcripts of diaries belonging to Mrs. Maud Truax (nee Sherk), I.E. Gaudin, and Elizabeth Jane Sills Shishler dating ca. 1909, and transcripts of correspondence of G.V. Flint dating ca. 1909. Fonds also includes manuscripts about the Bull Outfit written by Madelon Truax, dating 1967, and by Isabel Loggie, transcripts of North West Mounted Police (NWMP) patrol reports in the Beaverlodge, Alberta area, a manuscript of the history of the Brekken family, written by Thea Brekken and edited by Beth Sheehan, dating 1968, transcribed excerpts from the minute book of the Bower Beaver Lodge School District No. 2812, and a copy of a burial register, dating 1911-1932. Fonds also includes a blank receipt from Gaudin and Drake Real Estate Brokers, newspaper clippings, transcripts of funeral eulogies, microfilmed photographs of Beaverlodge pioneers, and other photographs depicting various people and views in Grande Prairie and Fort Vermilion.

The fonds consists of images of the Medicine Hat General Hospital and nurses primarily from 1923-1925.