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The fonds consists of photographs of NWMP at Fort Macleod and first locomotive into Fernie, British Columbia.

The fonds consists of original records, photographs and his research material regarding the history of the Canadian Pacific Railway police.

The fonds pertains to David King's political career including material created, used, maintained, and received while he served as Legislative Secretary in 1972, as a Member of the Legislative Assembly for the constituency of Edmonton Highlands for the Progressive Conservative Party of Alberta, and as Minister of Education from 1979 to 1986 and includes alphabetical correspondence with government departments, day files, office subject files, caucus and progressive conservative party files, constituency files, memos, clippings, travel itineraries, letters of congratulation, speeches, drafts, Christmas cards, photographs, mail logs, requests for information, briefs, agendas, and certificates.

The fonds consists of articles and newsclippings about his career (1951-1972), recorded interview about his life and Turner Valley (1982), microfilm of his scrapbooks (1950s-1988), and a photograph of the Turner Valley hospital (late 1950s).

The fonds consists of materials created by David Leadbeater of Edmonton between 1974 and 1977. The fonds consists of minutes, budgets, reports, brochures and other materials derived from City Council committees during the period that Mr. Leadbeater was an alderman.

The fonds consists of 21 photographs of David Leonard's early life and career.

The collection contains booklets and training manuals used by Luxford in his training and collected from other sources. Topics covered include Canadian military history, infantry training and small arms training. Includes a map of the Balkans.

Fonds consists of 1 judge's notebook for 1923-24, during Scott's tenure on the Supreme Court of Alberta Appellate Division. Also includes appellant's case and judgment of the Privy Council in 1922 appeal to the Privy Council regarding who properly held the title of Chief Justice of Alberta.

The fonds consists of a Second Class certificate for David Lynch Scott from the School of Military Instruction, Toronto, 1866 and a First Class certificate for David Lynch Scott from the Volunteer Militia, Niagara, 1871.

Fonds consists of copied photographs dating 1919-1935 which depict various images in the Mayerthorpe, Alberta area including Dr. Paul Wolochow and other Wolochow family members, horses, sledges, ferries, automobiles, railroad cars and engines, agricultural machinery and scenes, women, log cabins and other buildings, and a drugstore.