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A framed certificate awarded to Dirk G. Luyten for having completed 25 years of continuous service with T. Eaton Co. The certificate was awarded on November 22, 1955. A Management List for the Medicine Hat T. Eaton Company, June 29th, 1960. A special issue of Eaton Quarterly published for staff from coast to coast on the occassion of the Company's 100th birthday, December 8th, 1969. 5 complete editions and 2 partial editions of Chinook Winds, a Calgary Eaton's publication [1954-1962]. 4 Westminister United Church of Canada Publications (ca.1980-2002). A plan book containing various available house designs through Select Home [ca.1950s]. Dick Luyten's program from the retirement dinner of Mr. W.H. Dennis, Eaton manager (April 23, 1952). 4 typed letters from The T. Eaton Co. addressed to Mr. D. Luyten (November, 1970). A memorandum for temporary duty overseas for Mr. W.A. Anderton (May, 1965). Defence Research Establishment Certificate (1975). An airmail letter addressed to Art Anderton during his stay in England, from his father J.E. Anderton in Medicine Hat (May 24, 1965). An Air Mail envelope and note addressed to Master Arthur Anderton of 911 South Railway St. Medicine Hat, Alberta (March 3, 1930). A National Trust Company envelope stamped Toronto, Ontario, 1964. W.A. Anderton's Meteorological Observer's Certificate bestowed by the Meterological Service of Canada, Department of Transport (n.d.). (2) Canadian Army Overseas Leave Pass (April 4, 1940) (April 7, 1945). W.A. Anderton's permanent pass for the No.1 Canadian Sigs. Reinforcement Unit (July, 31, 1944). Canadian Army Clothing and Equipment Statement for WIlliam Arthur Anderton [ca.1942]. Canadian Army Soldier's Pay Book (1941-1945). Orientation booklet for 1 Wing Marville, France, the 1 Air Division Transatlantic air terminal for RCAF service flights. Airline coach ticket [ca.1942]. William Arthur Anderton's World War II Canadian Division, Royal Canadian Corps of Signals patches (2) [ca.1942]. "Who's Who in the West", 14th edition (1974-1975).

The fonds consists of correspondence, certificates, speeches, essays, programs, menus, books, log books, manuals, posters, scrapbooks, newsclippings, photo albums, loose photographs and maps related to the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry and Hamilton Gault's life and his service with the Regiment. Correspondents include Raymond Pelly, Percival Campbell, Princess Patricia (Lady Patricia Ramsay), Agar Adamson, G.R. Pearkes, Prince Arthur (Duke of Connaught), Kate Blackader, Georges-P. Vanier, Ralph Hodder-Williams, Hugh Niven, J.G. Edmonds, Hugh Dyer, M.R. TenBroeke, Cameron Ware, and Sir Adrian Cartion de Wiart. Includes photographs of Hamilton Gault's funeral, correspondence of Dorothy Gault, records of Hatch Court Museum (1972-1995), and research documents collected by Jeffery Williams. Includes files on the Hamilton Gault Skill-at-Arms Trophy, the Hamilton Gault Memorial Fund, and the naming and ascent of Mount Hamilton Gault. Includes collected personal papers of LCol D.H. Rosser, LCol Agar Adamson, and Capt. Talbot Papineau. .

The collection consists of photographs of Andrew Hamilton Gault, the founder of Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry, at various stages of his life. Includes photos of his funeral procession and a memorial statue.

The fonds consists of a documents, photographs, scrapbooks and news clippings related to Andrew Parnham’s military service and the 51st Battalion, C.E.F.
This fonds also consists of records of the 51st Battalion Association, including minutes, correspondence, membership and financial records and the nominal roll of officers, non-commissioned officers and men of the battalion. It also includes the association gavel and the leather briefcase that held the association records.
The material is arranged into two main sections, Andrew L. Parnham and the 51st Battalion Association.

The fonds consists of photograph albums from Andy's retirement from Calgary Transit, as well as views from his military service.

The fonds consists of Angus' diaries (1937-1980), correspondence with friends in military service (1917-1918), First World War military exemption papers (1917-1918), legal records regarding his bankruptcy (1926-1927), and merit and demerit notices from CPR job (1928-1942). Includes Anderson family photographs (ca. 1900-1930s), and miscellaneous Anderson family certificates and correspondence (1886-1948).

Fonds consists of transcripts of radio broadcasts by Radio Japan (1968-1970) and Radio Moscow (1967-1972). Also includes issues of Owen Sound Sun, Women's Patriotic edition (1916 April 1), which lists Grey County, Ont., enlisted men; Chicago Herald Examiner, Canadian edition (1927 November 20), which discusses proposed amendments to the Canadian Constitution; and CIPAC (Copyrights, Inventions and Patents Association of Canada) (1975 October and 1976 February), for which A. Koyich was contributing editor.

The collection consists of recorded interviews with these people: John Aihoshi, Tak and Rose Aihoshi, Grace Amadatsu, Tsunebaru "Dutchie" Amadatsu, H.F. Angus, Fred Doi, T.C. Douglas, Frank Ernst, Rev. James Finlay, Katsuko Hideka Halfhide, Mr. and Mrs. Kiyoshi Hara, Chu Hayashi, Rintaro Hayashi, Ken Hibi, Ichiro Hirayama, Harold Hirose, Mark Honkawa, Hiro Kanashiro, Kiyozo Kazuta, Dr. H.L. Keenleyside, Thelma Kima, Thelma Kojima, Mrs. Kudo, Amy Leigh, David Lewis, Helga Lougheed, Mr. and Mrs. Shinichi Maeba, Morijama family, Yuki Nakamura, Kim Nakashima, Fred Nishikawa, Kasey and Sachi Oyama, ?. Pickersgill, William Sakamoto, Seiku Sakumoto, ? Shigehiro, Kunio, Kay and Kate Shimizu, Thomas Shoyama, M. Sunahara, Carr Suzuki, Mar and Hide Suzuki, Toyo Takata, George Tanaka, Herb and June Tanaka, J. Tanaka, Kinzie and Terry Tanaka, S. Tomonaga, William S. Wallace, Seijiro Yabuki, and George Yamashita. Also includes two unidentified interviews and a recording of a song entitled "The Sansei Theme".

Fonds consists of correspondence, preliminary work and research material relating to the novel Resignation, manuscripts of the novel and other miscellaneous material. Resignation dramatizes the issue of the relocation and seizure of property of Japanese Canadians during World War II.

The fonds consists of legal and military records, and photographs of his career in the army and Forest Service.