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The fonds consists of 15 maps and plans of coal mines in the Canmore area of Alberta dating from 1918-1936.

The fonds consists of copies of reports on Grande Cache, Alberta land development dating from the 1970s as well as correspondence relating to land claims in the Grand Cache area dating from the 1980s. The fonds also includes a report prepared by Carcajou Research Limited evaluating the public health, social community, economy, government, geography, administration, population, and organization of the Kehewin Cree Nation Reserve #123 from 1971-1979, published in 1980.

The fonds consists of limited editions of privately published genealogies of the Marcotte and Ouimet (photocopy), and Léveillé and Maisonneuve families, other biographical and genealogical essays on the Marcottes and Ouimets, a congratulatory message from the Lieutenant Governor of Alberta on the occasion of the diamond wedding of the Marcottes, correspondence, scrapbooks with press clippings, a letter from the journal Le Franco on the death of Aimé R. Marcotte, speeches, obituaries of family members, a copy of the marriage certificate of Aimé and Ernestine, about 300 post-cards [1904-1929] addressed to Ernestine Ouimet, Léontine Ouimet, Aimé R. Marcotte, Hormidas Boisvert.

The fonds consists of 13 photographs of the Matheson Boat House circa 1910 to 1912.

The fonds consists of sheets from guest books of the centennial train and caravan while the exhibit stopped in Alberta.

The records are composed of an extensive family tree of the Chalifoux family, charting the descendants of Paul Chalifoux. Each page charts genealogical information for a specific family member, including: dates and places of birth, marriage and death, and information about children.

The fonds consists recording capturing a talk Charles J. Rayner gave to the Historical Society of Alberta in 1970. The recording discusses freighting and logging on the Athabasca River, the Klondike Gold Rush, and his family's arrival in Edmonton in 1885.