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The fonds consists of cartoons drawn for publication in Kainai News (1968-1983)and two portrait photographs of Soop. The fonds also consists of records related to his Blood Tribal Council work (1982-1986), including Band Council minutes, band membership reports, financial statements, and committee records for the Constituion, Economic Development, Education, Health, Land, Public Works, Recreation and Parks, and Social Development Commmittees. Includes submissions and reports related to First Nations self-government and to amendments to the Indian Act to restore status to First Nations women who married non-natives.

The fonds consists of photographs of Calgary, Red Deer, Banff and other Alberta areas; and photographs of George and various electrical association events. Also consists of diary (1918), City Electric Light Department manual, and newsclippings.

The fonds consists of photographs of Lacombe buildings, businesses, personalities, sports groups, clubs, drama and music groups, weddings, and road construction; and photographs of Lacombe town council (1902-1906), 1928-1945), and Canadian Union College buildings and students (1912-1936). Includes photographs of nearby towns of Bentley (1931-1932), and Ponoka (1924-1939); studio registers, 1910-1952.

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 correspondence and notes related to his public activities (1923-1940, 1959); his submission, as president of the WCRA, to the Royal Commission on Canada's Economy (1956); and his submission, as president of ECIA, to the provincial government (1958). Includes financial statements of the MD of Sounding Creek (1921-1934).

The fonds consists of Mounted Police diaries (1876-1886); biographical leaflet re S.J. Clarke; Queen's Hotel records; family scrapbooks and newspaper clippings; and photographs of S.J. Clarke, the family, Mounted Police, Banff scenery, and Calgary scenes including street construction, electrical cable installation, and streetcars.

The collection consists of essays by Tom Ward, "Chronological History of Calgary, 1875 to 1959", "The Salvation Army", and "History of Calgary Seals, Crests and Logos". Includes a photocopy of the 1905 annual report of Calgary Public Schools; and a copy of a poem by Harry Hutchcroft, "The Spirit of Calgary". Includes postcards from southern Alberta, photographs of City of Calgary seals and coat of arms designs, the 1925 Calgary jubilee medallion, historic Calgary personalities, public events, the 1915 Calgary flood, city Waterworks and Municipal Railway views and construction activities, Midnapore, Fish Creek, the Lacombe Home, personalities and activities in the petroleum industry (ca. 1942-ca. 1955), examples of Tom Ward's artworks, Tom Ward's military career, RCMP officer Doug Johnson, and Tom Ward. Includes album of views of the site of the Bowness subdivision and bridge construction start ceremony (ca. 1912). Includes an ink sketch of a West Coast totem.

The fonds consists of council minutes and bylaws (1907-1915), cemetery record book (1911-1922 [photocopy]), and tax roll (1908 [photocopy]), and a recording of a radio interview commemorating the 100th oil well drilled in the Camrose district (ca.1950).

The fonds consists of Hollies' research reports and notes about coal (1923-1926) and waterworks (1929-1961); photographs of coal mining and construction of the Glenmore Dam; and photographs of the Hollies family and Fort Macleod pioneers.

The fonds consists of historical information, briefs, plans, proposals, reports, submissions, copies of legal papers and maps relating to the preservation and development of Nose Hil Park. The fonds also consists of executive papers including minutes, membership lists, financial statement, newsletters, newspaper clippings, scrapbooks, and photographs relating to the Nose Hill Park Communities Board and various other groups with an interest in Nose Hill, including the Nose Hill Park Management Advisory Committee and the Friends of Nose Hill Society.