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The fonds consists of grand opening program, invitations and leaflet with plans of the Central Library (1963), seven plans of the Central Library (1962), and twelve plans of the Memorial Park Library (ca. 1910-1912).

The fonds consists of constitution and bylaws, programs, set designs (by Laszlo Funtek and G.L. Palmer), photographs, slides, a film, sound recordings, prompt scripts, and newspaper reviews pertaining to 24 of the group's productions.

Fonds consists of drawings, display material, correspondence, and office files of the architectural practice of Carmen and Elin Corneil. Significant projects include: School of Architecture building, Carleton University, Ottawa; Wayland Drew House, Port Perry, ON; Canadian Pavilion, Expo '70; Harbourfront, Toronto; OPSEU Headquarters, Don Mills, ON; Vestmannaeyjar Municipal Works, Vestmannaejar, Iceland.

Collection primarily consists of research material relating to C.W. Fullerton's 1985 University of Calgary doctoral dissertation George Stewart, Jr.: nineteenth century man of letters including correspondence, works by and about George Stewart, Jr., photographs, and notes. Also includes research materials for papers on Matthew Arnold and other miscellaneous items of academic interest.

The fonds consists of F.R. Cathro's diary (1920-1924), stock book (1893-1922), Aberdeen Angus registrations and pedigrees (1905-1929, 1940-1946) and account books (1929-1950); Matthews Music House piano sales books, tax returns and financial statements (1916-1943), and an interview with Ruth Samuelson about the store (1991); Highland Stock Farms basic herd records, cashbooks and posters (1947-1966); and personal papers of C.C. Matthews and other family members. Includes the minute book of the Alberta Musical Festival Association, Calgary branch (1920-1931).

The fonds consists of the records created by Celebration of Women in the Arts during the course of conducting its activities. The fonds is organized in the following two series: operational files with bylaws, minutes, correspondence, financial records, membership information and publications created or received by the society; and project files which present information on activities of interest to the society.

The fonds consists of minutes, financial records, publicity materials, newsclippings, exhibition inventories, artist résumés and statements, volunteer records, fund-raising event records, grant applications, photographs, visitors' books, and a collection of mail art. The "Centre Gallery herstory" series documents exhibitions and events in a series of scrapbooks.

The fonds consists of early records regarding artists and business (1945-1980); registers of sales of paintings and inventories of holdings (1945-1965); artists files, including correspondence, exhibition catalogues, and biographies (1957-1993); galleries files (1971-1985); and uncatalogued administrative records (ca. 1990-2000). Records related to the following artists are in this fonds. See inventory for details and complete list of artists represented: Sybil Andrews, Sid Barron, Maxwell Bates, Stanford E. Blodgett, Annora Brown, Belmore Browne, Ken Christopher, Robert John Davidson, Rene Derouin, Joseph Drapell, Walter Drohan, Winston Elliott, Edward Epp, Erik Gamble, Roland Gissing, H.G. Glyde, Rick O.N. Grandmaison, Gregory John Spence Hardy, John Ikeda, A.Y. Jackson, Flemming Jorgensen, Illingworth Kerr, Bernadette Law, Alfred Crocker Leighton, Grant Leir, Luke Orton Lindoe, Arthur Lismer, Annette Lodge, Manwoman, Glen McCullough, Arthur McKay, Anne E. Meggit, Janet Mitchell, Katie Ohe, Toni Onley, Frank R.C.A. Palmer, Walter Joseph Phillips, Ann Marie Schmid-Esler, Jane Seaborn, Jack Shadbolt, Margaret Shelton, Robert Sinclair, Paul Slogget, Ronald John Spickett, William Levy Leroy Stevenson, Merle Steward, Tony Tascona, Keith Thomson, John Davenall Turner, Clarence Vandeergeest, Yolanda Van Dyck, Ulrike Voll, Joy Walker, Norman Yates and Jane Zednick.

Fonds consists chiefly of letters to D.R. Doherty from Canadian authors interested in submitting literary work for publication consideration in an anthology, tentatively titled Calgary anthology, to be published by the Calgary Branch of the Canadian Authors Association.

The fonds consists of the records C. Denys Cook, and includes his correspondence as the Alberta Representative of the Canadian Craft Council.