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The fonds consists of the 1995 EBA Engineering Consultants environmental assessment report on the CN land in Athabasca; Athabasca Heritage Society minutes, financial statements and correspondence from 2007-2009; art work for the 1991-1995 Athabasca Chamber of Commerce fun map; original pen sketches of cartoons drawn for newspapers:The Athabasca Advertiser from Aug.1988 to Dec.1989 and The Athabaskan from Jan.1990 to June 1993. Also included are the following calendars: Farmers' Market 1981-82; Jones' Shop-Easy 1996; and Macleods True Value 1997.

The fonds consists of minutes, programs, and other records of its activities.

Fonds consists of correspondence; research material; notes; manuscripts of novels, short stories, television plays and screenplays; speeches; lectures; works on R. Wiebe; and material relating to R. Wiebe's editing of short story anthologies. Includes material relating to R. Wiebe's teaching creative writing courses at the University of Alberta and to his involvement with the Writers' Union of Canada and Canada Council, as well as conferences, writers' festivals, committees, workshops, juries and readings. Accession 349/84.16, consisting of Glenbow Foundation manuscript Frank Collicutt and his Willow Springs Herefords, 1957 (photocopy), Accession 350/84.17 consisting of Glenbow Foundation manuscript Claude Gallinger and his Killearn Shorthorns, 1957 (photocopy), and Accession 386/86.08, consisting of Foothills, v. 1, no. 1, April 2, 1985 with article Wiebe: Riel is a legitimate, authentic, mythic hero by Kelly Pitman and 2 audiocassettes with a Riel workshop and a reading by R. Wiebe, filed with Accession 329/83.26 (box 44).

The fonds consists of various records from the Hat Art Club, various materials from art projects Donna MacLean was involved in, as well images documenting Donna MacLean's work with art clubs, curling, and a family ranch and wedding.

The memorabilia consists of promotional invitations, programs, brochures, visitor registers (1959-1976), posters (1970-2007), records of various opening ceremonies, and photographs of Glenbow, its staff (1959-1963) and events.

The fonds consists of records relating to the planning, production and promotion of the annual event, including bylaws and minutes; correspondence; financial and fundraising records; and files on scholarships, syllabus, adjudicators, school bands and special events. Includes festival programs, newspaper clippings, scrapbooks and photographs of participants, adjudicators, winners and organizers.

Fonds consists of the administrative and operational records created, accumulated and used by the Normandeau Cultural and Natural History Society in their activities overseeing the management of the Red Deer Museum building and the Museum collections.

The types of records included are photographs, minutes of various committees and the organization, reports, director's reports, exhibit information, correspondence, agendas, personnel handbooks, financial statements, statistics, United Way certificates of recognition, the Fort Normandeau Restoration Committee, monthly reports, and records relating to events and organizations such as Heritage Day, Cultural Policy, Maskwacis Cultural College, Heritage Preservation Committee, Waskasoo Museum Foundation, Fort Normandeau, Gaetz Lakes Sanctuary Committee, and Kerry Wood Nature Centre. Records also include oral history projects and the World's Most Boring Postcard.

No series assignment has been applied to the records in this fonds.

Records include audio-visual recordings of the Millet Skating Club performances.

This fonds consists of the administrative records of the Western Carnival Development Association, including annual reports, invoices, board meeting minutes, grant applications and strategic planning. Additionally, this fonds contains promotional material, cultural information, photographs, and press clippings from the Cariwest festival.

The fonds consists of the records of the Board of Directors; Administrative planning documents, financial and personnel records, information on the physical plant, and subject and correspondence files; photographs and information on Collections’ artifacts, buildings, and displays; photographs and files of Programming and special events. Completing the collection are brochures and books published by the society, associated organizations; and photographs, scrapbooks and guest books from the Grande Prairie Museum.