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The fonds consists of a 92 page autobiography about his missionary work with the the Inuit in the Mackenzie River delta from 1895 to 1917, written in the years after his retirement.

The fonds consists of photographs of treaty payment trips to Lac la Ronge, Ile a la Crosse and Churchill River, Saskatchewan (1910-1911); and photographs of Prince Albert RNWMP division (1909, 1910s), Regina detachment (1910s), and Prime in the crime lab at Prince Albert (1911-1914). Includes scrapbook of newsclippings of murder cases on which he worked (1912-1916).

The collection consists of Charles R. Bunn's genealogical correspondence, research notes and newsclippings (1921-1964); John R. Bunn's diaries (1930-1931); and miscellaneous Red River letters, accounts, and fur lists (1866-1879). Includes credit record book (1866-1894) kept by A.G.B. Bannatyne, in which he recorded the credit ratings of his various customers. In this volume Bannatyne also copied the journal of Alexander Begg. His son, A.R. James Bannatyne, later annotated the volume with biographical sketches of individuals named in Begg's journal, and of his father's customers.

The fonds consists of photographs of residents of the Blackfoot reserve.

The fonds consists of Western Canadian District Conference minutes and reports from 1925 -- 1960 (with the exception of 1945), 1969, 1970, 1976, 1993, and 1997. Also included are various Western Canadian District periodical publications and three essays by R. McIntyre, D. Oliver, and M. Sylvester. The material has been maintained in its original order.

The fonds consists of photographs of the West family (1894-1912), treaty payment trips (ca. 1903-1906), and the Lesser Slave Lake area (ca. 1903-1906), as well as miscellaneous NWMP photographs. Includes Alice's reminiscences of the Lesser Slave Lake area, transcript excerpts from her diary (1900, 1903, 1906), and miscellaneous letters (1899, 1947).

The fonds consists of photographs of Blackfoot personalities, including Yellow Horse and Paul Little Walker; Sarcee (Tsuu T'ina) boys at the Calgary Stampede; and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Red Crow.

The fonds consists of anthropological field notes, manuscripts and photographs regarding the Flathead, Kootenay and Blackfoot cultures. RECORDS RELATED TO THE FOLLOWING SUBJECTS ARE ALSO IN THIS FONDS. SEE INVENTORY FOR DETAILS: beaver bundles, berdache, bison drives, Blood, buffalo stones, childbirth, conjuring practices, ethnology, fur trade, Kutenai Pelly (Kootenay Indian), medicine pipes, Hugh Munro, Nupika, Peigan, Sata (Blackfoot), shaking tent, Spokan Garry (Spokane Indian), sun dance, David Thompson, tobacco, and winter counts.

The fonds consists of a copy of Waghorn's Guide; reproductions and photocopies of cemetery registries, logs, lots and research pertaining to various graves and cemeteries in Jasper National Park including Pocahontas and Jasper House. The fonds also consists of textual records pertaining to The Jasper Wolves hockey Team (2003-2004) and the Jasper Songsters. The fonds also includes a copy of the Maligne Canyon Development Study (1976). The fonds also includes one photograph of a group at the Olsen Camp.

The fonds consists of recorded interviews.