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The fonds consists of images of members of the Carson Creek Rats, members of a local hockey team; Elizabeth Street School class photos, 1926; Kinsmen photos, photo of a play cast; local men in uniform during First World War and Second World War. Also includes bound booklet "Family Matters: A COllection of Poetry, Stories and Memories", by Ethel Helgeson and Family.

The fonds consists of records of The Central Business Association; executive records of the Downtown BRZ; records of its dealings with the City of Grande Prairie; administrative documents including correspondence and financial records; newsletters and other member communications; projects dealing with beautification, street cleaning, and decorating of downtown; promotions for downtown through special events, parades, trade shows and sales promotions; sponsorship of community events coordinated with other city groups; liason with Heritage Canada; and scrapbooks featuring news clippings of BRZ initiatives.

This fonds consists of records pertaining to the Kinsmen Club of St. Albert administration, committees, events and projects. Records include minutes, event planning notes, photographs, Kinsmen newsletters, handbooks, scrapbook, club history.

The fonds consists of records belonging to Charlie Moore and his wife Winnie (DeBolt) Moore who homesteaded the land that the hamlet of DeBolt occupies and were very involved in the early community.

The fonds consists of organizational documents, annual reports, correspondence, newsletters, posters, activity reports, hall booking register, and chronological files over 30 years of the Wanham Plowing Match. The Plowing Match files contain printed materials, planning documents, financial records, newsclippings, photographs and slides. There is also one film of the first match in 1971.

The fonds consists of records that were created and maintained by Gerald S. Anderson which document his careers, interests and hobbies, covering the period of the late 1890’s to 1999. The photographs and negatives cover his travels through Canada, the United States and Europe as well as the Anderson family and Gerald's army training unit.

The fonds consists of minutes, log books, correspondence, and financial and fundraising material relating to the Milo Curling Club, as well as four photographs.
The fonds has been arranged into the following series: 1968 Building Project -- Correspondence & Photos; 1968 Building Project -- Financial; 1996 Rebuilding -- Working Binder; Minutes and Logs.

Fonds consists of: club background information; membership lists, brief historical synopsis, and club By-laws; club minutes; Coin Club minutes (1960-78), and Coin and Stamp Club minutes (1981-95); president's records; certificate of affiliation with RPSC (1978); financial and record books; old circuit book list, silent auction record book (1975), supplies record book (1980), Coin-O-Rama guest book (1961); rubber stamp logo(1960); Coin club centennial Songs at 7 1/2; Coin-O-Rama photo negatives (1966); News clippings.

The fonds consists of collection of images related to CHAT-TV, the station, programming, advertising and commercial advertising; 75 U-Matic ¾ inch videocassettes chronicling newsworthy events between the years 1985 - 1994 as well as raw footage shot in the field for later incorporation into newscasts or documentaries, while other items represent the master edited programs. Most of the footage has been edited into news/sports/farm stories, which would have played during the Newscast. These include reporters like Harv Speers, JD Lewis, Tracey McFarlane, and Francis Silvaggio. Also included are some items which represent stock footage and/or promotional items. These tapes are invaluable for the glimpse they give into what was going on in the area defined by the MHMAG mandate for that time period, and, if it was a continuing piece, show the progression of the story ; 215 reels of film, all 16mm, was mostly produced by CHAT, although some was received from elsewhere including members of the Medicine Hat community and larger commercial productions. They include assorted raw and edited footage of advertisements, cattle, ceremonies, events, interviews, military, miscellaneous items, music, news items, parades, political items, scenery, speeches, sports, and Stampedes. Some reels contain a large number of short clips, some of which have no local significance, all spliced together without any apparent organizational strategy. Other reels are more logical. Many of the Tiger Talk interviews by Bob Ridley, for example, are followed or preceded by footage of individual players from the teams discussed in the interview.

The fonds consists of notebooks, personal correspondence, a transcript and recorded of interviews about his life, sound recordings of his presentations to school children, broadcasts from the Calgary Zoo, newsclippings, share certificates, records and souvenirs of his military service, a brief history of the early Calgary Parks Department, and notes regarding the Calgary Public Museum. Includes photographs of Calgary, St. George's Island and the zoo, and a slide of Billy Henry's 100th birthday.