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Fonds consists of seven series: I. Personal and professional series, 1937-1993 (diaries, correspondence, filing systems and papers pertaining to awards, memberships, biography and other); II. Business series, 1948-1982 (pertaining to guiding, outfitting, trail riding, ranching, Andy Russell and Sons, royalties and lecturing); III. Writing, broadcasting and public appearances series, 1908-1990 (papers and photographs pertaining to writing, book projects, columns, broadcasts, reviews, advertising, promotion and other); IV. Photography and cinematography series, 1909-1990 (details below); V. Wildlife study and conservation activities series, 1945-[198-]; VI. Other activities series, 1931-[199-] (politics, interviews, information files); VII. Russell family series, [1867]-1983. Photography and cinematography series consists of: Riggall/Russell guiding activity photographs, 1909-1962, ca.280 items; Andy Russell and Sons Production Ltd / Andy Russell professional photographs and films, ca.1940- ca.1990, ca.4200 photographs (mainly transparencies), 28 motion pictures, accompanied by some textual and printed items; personal and family photographs, 1916-1989, ca.1550 items; collected photographs, ca.1940-197-, ca.75 items. Professional photography and cinematography primarily arose from field work by Andy, Dick and Charlie Russell and pertains mainly to flora, fauna and landscape of the Canadian Rockies in continental divide region, British Columbia, Yukon and Alaska. Motion pictures, ca.1950-1974, include original film "Grizzly Country" by Dick, Charlie and Andy Russell, produced by Evan J. Anton, ca.1969, copy print of same; also unedited wildlife and landscape footage of Waterton area, Yukon and British Columbia. Sound recordings are interviews with Andy Russell, [ca.1970]-1988.

Fonds consists of photographs by Ann Pedersen pertaining to filming of "River of No Return" in Banff and Jasper areas of Alberta and at 20th Century Fox studio, California. All views include Marilyn Monroe.

Fonds consists of concert programs,1918 - 1954; photographs of early Wetaskiwin, 1900 - 1912, ca 1930; Memorial programs, 1910 - 1936; Remembrance Day programs, 1934- 1948; and newspaper clippings, 1973 - 1975.

The fonds consists of copies sheet music for the piano dating from the 1920s to the 1970s of Canadian and Alberta folk songs, and popular music as well as sheet music written during classical, romantic, and baroque periods.

Fonds consists of these records: I Art galleries (1964-1982). II Clippings (1938-1969). III Exhibitions (1938-1967). IV General correspondence (1944-1982). V Notes [19--]. VI Photographs [19þ]. Fort Macleod, Indians, individual persons, North-West Mounted Police, and railroads (ca. 200 images). V Publications (1929-1979). VI Publishers (1949-1981). VII Reference material (1931-1971). VIII Scrapbooks (1926-1975). Sketches and maps [19--].

Fonds consists of Petti's speeches, lectures, articles, reviews, class syllabuses, manuscripts and notes (1961-1984); correspondence, including some related to the New Catholic Hymnal (1958-1982); U of C Department of English correspondence and minutes (1978-1985); and Calgary Renaissance Singers correspondence (1977, 1980-1981).

The fonds consists of images taken by Archibald Dunlap of Edmonton, Alberta, and various other locations across Alberta, including the Rockies, Seba Beach, Edson, and Lacombe.

Fonds consists of correspondence; manuscripts of novels, short stories, articles, essays, lectures, papers, reviews, speeches, screenplay and thesis; material relating to A. van Herk's editing, teaching, membership in various organizations including the Writers Guild of Alberta and the Alberta Foundation for the Literary Arts, and on various committees; photographs; sound recordings; research material; published work; and works on A. van Herk. Also includes MsC 56, a small appendix consisting of material from the Canadian Book Information Centre described in entry for Canadian Book Information Centre; and MsC 330, an audio cassette recording of A. van Herk reading her short story, Mining Darkness, on CBC Radio's Aircraft, March 1989. Accession 857/09.1 consists of 1.32 m of textual records donated by Aritha van Herk and Rudy Wiebe which is restricted during their lifetimes.

The fonds consists of photographs, negatives, and slides Armin Hecht took while on assignment from the Edmonton Journal dating from 1950s to the 1960s. Locations include: Alberta, Yukon, Europe, Eastern Canada, and Japan. The fonds also includes some publications of Armin Hecht's reporting dating from 1959-1987.

Fonds consists of photographs taken by the Art Craft Studio of individuals, groups and buildings in the Grande Prairie area.