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Painting of a classroom in the Athabasca Brick School that was used as studio space by the Athabasca Art Club. Harry Wolfarth, art instructor with the Dept. of Extension, U of A, used to travel to rural Alberta to teach painting.

The fonds consists of an audio cassette recorded by Fred Lohstroh of him singing “Capital City” and two sheets of accompanying lyrics.

The fonds consists of George's diaries (1935-1969), correspondence (1905-1971), ranching records, reminiscences, obituary, recorded speech and interview; Norma's diaries (1935-1940, 1970-1979), correspondence (1925-1978), musical career records (publicity, programs, recordings of her singing, etc.), reminiscences, her biography of George, and two recorded interviews; and the Pocaterra's financial records, tax returns, scrapbooks, and photographs and slides of Kananaskis, ranches, Italy, opera, and family members. Includes Dr. W.A. Piper's correspondence, speeches, oil company prospectuses and dentistry photographs.
Records related to the following subjects are also in this fonds. See inventory for details: Alberta Dental Association, Alberta Registered Music Teachers' Association, David Bearspaw, R.B. Bennett, Calgary Allied Arts Council, Calgary Dental Society, Calgary District Planning Commission, Calgary Stock Exchange, coal, Susan Davy, Fred Dippie, Canon Samuel H. Middleton, Olive Parnell, R.M. Patterson, Lawrence Stafford Piper, Richard Lloyd Piper, recipes, Round T Ranch (Pekisko), Harper Sibley, Temple Sinclair, J.S. Thompson, Dr. Ray Clarence Thorpe, and Guy Weadick.

Consists of booklets, rules, programs and schedules, invitations, promotional material, minutes of board and committees, Calgary office correspondence, newsletters, newspaper clippings, financial information, games information for each sport, artists and craft fair records, ledgers, administrative correspondence, food services and fiddling competition information, registrations, and manuscript of musical production by Jack Mcreath.

Fonds consists of various instructional materials of Judaism including language and script; the Israeli national Anthem “the Hatikvah”; instructional materials related to Jewish observance; nominal administrative records of the B’nai B’rith consisting of cancelled cheques; 2 cookbooks from the Lillian Frieman Chapter (1947 and 1951); a 1980 Thank You scroll from Westminster United Church; 11 photographs of the Hebrew cemetery at Hillside Cemetery, and 1 1913 photograph of the Sons of Jacob.

The fonds includes financial records, names of the executive and membership, names of the art courses offered, and some notes on fundraising activities.

The fonds consists of diaries, one volume per year (1916-1981); and her memoirs written ca. 1967-1971. The 1920 diary describes preparations to emigrate, the voyage to Canada, the train trip across the country to Alberta, and her family's life in Calgary, including setting up house and finding jobs.

The fonds consists of constitution and bylaws, programs, set designs (by Laszlo Funtek and G.L. Palmer), photographs, slides, a film, sound recordings, prompt scripts, and newspaper reviews pertaining to 24 of the group's productions.

The fonds consists of photographs of Fort Macleod businesses, buildings, institutions, and events (1887-1925); Indian personalities (1910-1918); and of Annora's parents (1892). Includes recorded interview with Annora about her career (1982).

The fonds consists of the family scrapbook (1887-1934), photograph albums, loose photographs, family correspondence, letters from Bishop Cyprian Pinkham (1907-1914), some of Ezra's political correspondence, Dorothy's scrapbook of her university career (1927-1932), typescripts of Louise's published and unpublished children's books and adult novels (1950s), newsclippings and memorabilia.