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The fonds consists of Eau Claire and Bow River Lumber Co. records: Canadian licence (1886); correspondence (1883-1914); articles of association; agreements, bylaws, and legal cases (1883-1954); balance sheets (1916-1950); financial statements (1938-1953); monthly operating statements (1937-1941); tax records (1915-1941); lists of employees and accident reports (1918-1923); photographs of company buildings (1928, 1940s) and officials (ca. 1883) and Kananaskis lumber camp (1880s or 1890s); share certificates; shareholders' records (1889-1950); company appraisal (1928); inventory; company history; crown timber returns (1910-1912); field notes (nd); plans and maps; account books of Ghost Camp (1921-1922); and miscellany. Includes Eau Claire Sawmills Ltd. records: annual statements (1928-1941), company appraisal (1945), stock ledger, employee statistics (1942), photographs of mill (1928, 1947); and Calgary Water Power Co. Ltd. records: bylaws (nd), balance sheets (1923-1929), legal cases (1913-1923), and maps and plans of water system and holdings of the company.

The fonds consists of Duncan's certificate, letterbooks and railway passes (1887-1906), Duncan's autograph collection, Archie's First World War correspondence and miscellaneous papers, a history of the Campbell family, biography of Z.T. Wood, press release regarding S.T. Wood's retirement, and a history of the Esquimalt and Nanaimo Railway. Includes photographs of Fort Macleod, North-West Mounted Police (NWMP), military personalities and activities, First Nations people (likely Blood), the Supreme Court of the North-West Territories (1896), and the airplane used for the first airmail flight to cross the Canadian Rockies (1919).

The fonds consists of Duncan McDonald's certificates of competency, articles by him and about his career in mine safety and rescue work, and a letter from the miner he rescued in 1917.

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 diaries (1927-1929, 1958-1959, 1959-1961), a composite photograph of the Social Credit government (1935), and a photograph of E.P. Foster (ca. 1950s).

The fonds consists of alphabetical correspondence/subject files (1917-1957) predominantly about the promotion of the woollen and canning factories, and family genealogy; microfilm copies of Golden Fleece Woollen Mills minutes (1938-1943) and a family scrapbook (1932-1956); and photographs of Tanner Lumber.

The fonds consists of photographs of Prospect and Georgetown, Alberta and garden party in Canmore.

The fonds consists of typescript of manuscript of reminiscences of southern Alberta pioneers from Fort Macleod, Pincher Creek, High River and Lethbridge. Pioneers include Thomas Clarke, A.E. Cox, Bertha Crooks, Mr. Dayman, Mrs. de Veber, Mrs. Richard Duthie, A.L. Fairbairn, Walter Fairhorn, Alex Fleming, Hamlin Garland, Clyde Gilmour, Justice W.C. Ives, Mrs. J.P.J. Jephson, Norman MacLeod, Mrs. Jack Murphy (later Mrs. Bunt), Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Newman, G.D. Plunkett, Senator Riley, Caroline Sanders, Abilgail Sexsmith, Mrs. Steadman, Mrs. Alex Thompson, R.A. Wallace, George Webb, Mrs. Alfred Wilson and R.N. Wilson. Topics discussed include remittance men, stopping places, polo, Dominion Day, balls and dances, social life, travelling, Christmas, theatricals, floods, blizzards, wind, prairie fires, loneliness, Charcoal (Blood), houses and furniture, churches cowboys, round-ups, education and schools, branding, round-ups, early settlement, pioneers and homesteading.

The collection consists of photographs of early settlers, stopping places, businesses, and town scenes in Edson, Hinton and Mountain Park, Alberta. Includes programs and other items relating to the 50th anniversary.

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.