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Fonds consists of personal and professional records created by Alex Sims of Wetaskiwin from 1885- 1947. Fonds consists of these series: 1. Sims-Brown Co. (1929 - 1936) Consists of invoices, receipts, contracts and other materials relating to the day-to-day administration of Sims-Brown Co., a Wetaskiwin based car dealership and repair shop. 2. Mail Contract (1929- 1933) Consists of contracts for conveyancing His Majesty's mail for W.H.Sims. 3. Personal (1885- 1947) Series consists of papers and photographs relating to family, friends and business. 4. Internment Camp (ca. 1915) Consists of photographs of Internment Camp, Edgewater, B.C.

Fonds consists of materials created by the Alexandra School Reunion Committee in Wetaskiwin, Alberta in 1973- 1974. The fonds consists of these series: 1. Administrative (1973- 1974) Series consists of correspondence to and from participants, committee minutes, scrapbook, receipts and other materials. 2. Publication (1974) Series consists of the booklet published by the committee and the original prints of the booklet.

The fonds consists of an interview in which the following information is mentioned: Magnus Cromarty Brown, Captain Edward Benjamin Haight (1862- ), John MacLeod, Clementine Mercredi, Captain James William Mills (1859-1933), Georges Shank, John Shott, Captain Van Dusen, Charles Joseph Rayner Whiteley (1889-1978), a boiler pulled by horses, ferry, freighting, Grand Rapids railway, houses on the river flats, and tracking.

The fonds is made up of photographs, a brief history of the Deacon and McBeth families written by Alfred A. Deacon, his Second Class Engineer's Certificate, two maps of sections of Great Slave Lake, and a number of pamphlets and booklets relating to steam engineering and river traffic. Subjects of the photographs include Deacon, the construction of the S.S. Athabasca River, river traffic at The Pas, Manitoba, the S.S. Nipawin, and views of unidentified Hudson's Bay Company posts and the Saskatchewan and North Saskatchewan rivers.

The fonds consists of records relating to Alfred Blyth's personal and professional life and includes correspondence, postcards, receipts, letterhead, souvenir pamphlets, posters, catalogues from photographic exhibitions, calendars depicting the work of Alfred Blyth, certificates and awards, newspaper clippings, samples of touched up photographs, large format exhibition prints, publications using Blyth's work, films depicting various Alberta industries and events, travel films, and negatives depicting various people, views, buildings, animals, and scenes mainly in Alberta, including many portraits and some photographs of Alfred Blyth's home and studios dating from 1939 to 1974. The fonds also includes finding aids that Alfred Blyth created for the photograph collection and an oral history with Alfred Blyth recorded by Karl H. Kaesekamp in 1972.

The fonds consists of a history of Alfred Clegg written by M.F.M. Rothera, photographs of various school districts in Alberta including Partridge Hill School District No. 280, photocopies made in ca. 1995 of teacher agreements and certificates related to Alfred Clegg's teaching career in Alberta dating from the 1920's.

Fonds consists of typed manuscripts, articles, and speeches containing personal reminiscences, dating ca. 1964 to ca. 1974, and various images of Alfred F. Dreger dating 1901-1970.

The fonds consists of family images and views of the of the Griffiths' home at 504C Maple Avenue, Medicine Hat.

This fonds consists of materials about Pastor Rehwinkle including biographical profiles, news clippings, funeral service bulletin and sermon, music, and address (1928) and correspondence 1986.

Fonds consists of nine colour, silent 8mm films of the Alfrey family's home movies filmed by the father, Dar Alfrey. Subjects include views of Alberta communities such as Carstairs, Edmonton, Wetaskiwin, Banff, Medicine Hat, Taber, Calgary, Claresholm, and Jasper. They also include such subjects as the sugar beet factory in Taber, the Calgary Zoo, Storyland Valley Zoo in Edmonton, the Al Oeming Game Farm, and Alfrey family events such as birthdays, weddings, vacations and Christmas. These films start from the time the family was living in Bow Island in 1957 and end after their return to Edmonton in 1968. Fonds also includes family photographs, family papers, records from Dar Alfrey's activities in the Edmonton Rotary Club, and teaching records of Martha Alfrey.