Fonds consists of records regarding various members of the Allchin family and include a pictorial bible, two funeral announcements, and two newspaper clippings.
The collection consists of transcripts of interviews with Annie and Charles Johnston recalling their life in Bowden, Alberta at the beginning of the 20th century typed by Abe Sawatsky of the Bowden Historical Society in 1969.
Annie Fodchuk ordered an Eatons catalogue spinning wheel in the 1940s to make clothing for her young family on their homestead west of Athabasca, Alberta. It arrived via train at the CN train station in Athabasca.
The fonds consists of two bills for Mrs. A. Froehler at 9252 – 110A Avenue, Edmonton, specifically from the City of Edmonton Electric, Light and Power Department, and the City of Edmonton Waterworks Department. On the verso of the bills are notes and instructions for the homeowner, including promotion of the modern electric refrigerator and advice on changing electrical service when moving.
The fonds consists of newsclippings, miscellaneous letters and a speech (1917-1960), and photographs of Annie, City officials and a ladies' cricket team (1914-1922), correspondence with her husband, genealogical records and research notes.
The fonds consists of diaries (1891-1892, 1897), writings, musical compositions, scrapbooks about her career and Calgary musicians, and photographs of herself and Calgary orchestras. Includes her special compositions for Western Canada College and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP). RECORDS RELATED TO THE FOLLOWING SUBJECTS ARE ALSO IN THIS FONDS. SEE INVENTORY FOR DETAILS: Jaroslav Bauer, Calgary Conservatory of Music, Dorothy J. Currie, Odette de Foras, Margaret Munro, poetry, Mrs. H.H. Sharples, Mary Shortt, and Elaine Dudley Smith.
The fonds consists of photographs, books, typescript articles and speeches, programs, and news clippings concerning the Famous Five and other feminists, history of the Red Deer District, the Methodist Church in Canada, and other subjects. Includes letters from Father J. A. Normandeau and J. A. Bannerman; a copy of Leonard Gaetz's report on farming conditions near Red Deer (1890); John R. Kerr's history of Alhambra, Alberta; photocopy of Leonard Gaetz's homestead application (1887); letter from the Department of Interior concerning a land dispute between Gaetz and S. M. Bannerman (1888); brochures for Red Deer Municipal Hospital (1934) and the Old Morley Church restoration (1952); letters from Henry Stelfox (1958-1960); and the first issue of the Annie L. Gaetz Elementary School newspaper (1965). The fonds is arranged into the following five series: writings, Reverend Leonard Gaetz, social activities of Annie L. Gaetz, correspondence, and photographs.
