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The fonds consists of Elizabeth's diary (1907); Charles' campaign leaflet and business papers, Spray Camp ledger (1926-1927), and Ghost Camp accounts (1920-1922); Helen's CCI and Normal School notebooks (1920s), proceedings of the 1968 Social Credit leadership convention, and papers related to her activities in the VADC (1941), Southern Alberta Pioneers (1944-1986), Knox United (1919-1966), Glencoe Club (1963-1970) and Skyline Hikers (1944-1971); Rosemary's school records, childhood art works, and greeting cards; photographs of the McCormick and Cartwright families, Calgary personalities, businesses and sports events (1904-1947); greeting cards and bills of Elizabeth's brother, George Cartwright (1904-1917); and miscellaneous programs for Calgary events (1901-1982).

The fonds consists of Catherine's First World War diary, scrapbook of newsclippings and photographs of the de Bellefeuille and Macdonell families.

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 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 Ernest Chritchley's tax returns (1917-1940, 1949), notes on the history of Crown Lumber Co. (1955), and correspondence (1950); Anna Chritchley's diary of packages sent to Harry F. (1941-1946), correspondence (1938, 1963), scrapbook of menus (1934-1941), recipes, cooking lessons, and newsclippings; Annie Rose Pearce's correspondence (1879-1894) and autograph book (1883); Gwen Chritchley's scrapbook of trip to England and France (1939); and Hornibrook family accounts, certificates and newsclippings (1913-1943). Also consists of Harry F. Chritchley's photographs (with commentary) about life as a student at the University of Alberta (1926-1930); shareholder statements (1936-1950); programs; newsclippings; invitations; correspondence and notes on Calgary streetcar routes, lumber companies and Alberta personalities; a recording describing the 1920s Bronco Custers singing group (1973); correspondence (1963); legal agreement (1951-1952); and Crown Lumber director's report (1956). Also includes photographs of the Chritchley, Ellithorpe and Hornibrook families (1883-1950), of Harry F. with the Calgary Highlanders (1940s), and of Alberta and Calgary.

The fonds consists of photographs of the Chuchla family (1926-1942, 1978), Polish personalities in Crowsnest Pass and Calgary (1907-1973), and the Polish Alliance of Calgary picnic (1937); Walter's autobiography (1978); certificates and the 1932 constitution of the Polish Alliance of Calgary; newsclippings and articles about Walter; biographies of Walter and Anne written by Claire; transcript of an interview between Anne and Claire (1995); and correspondence (1975-1991). Includes some biographical information on Polish immigrants, and Claire's interview with Jasia Kaminski about her life in a labour camp.

The fonds consists of minutes, correspondence, financial records, scrapbook and related material.

The fonds consists of minutes (1905-1920), financial records (1912-1919), insurance records (1908, 1917-1921), correspondence (1948-1958, 1969-1970), work agreements (1916-1917), superintendent's report (1918), and miscellany. Includes Women's Hospital Aid Society annual reports (1907, 1911), minutes and correspondence (1917-1924), and Isolation Hospital construction records (1916-1917). Also includes General Hospital financial statement (1910) records of operations performed (1911-1913), annual report (1905), commissioner's report (1919), Special Committee report (1913) and historical notes on hospital departments (1950 and nd); and recording of opening of new hospital (1953). RECORDS RELATED TO THE FOLLOWING SUBJECTS ARE ALSO IN THIS FONDS. SEE INVENTORY FOR DETAILS: Dr. G. Harvey Agnew, Alberta Association of Registered Nurses, Alberta Certified Nursing Aid Association, Alberta Hospitals Association, Alberta Medical Association, James Barnes, Bennett and White Co., Calgary Local Council of Women, Calgary Women's Press Club, Colonel Belcher Hospital, Roseanne Erickson, Girls' Hospital Aid Society, Hon. James Douglas Henderson, Holy Cross Hospital, Dr. Lewis Erskine Wentworth Irving, Eileen E. Jameson, Dr. James Delamere Lafferty, Lawson and Fordyce (architects), Frederick Hamilton Lepper, Medicine Hat General Hospital, Molsons Bank of Canada, Mountview Hospital, Pattison Electric Co., physicians, Mary E. Waagen, and James Hossack Woods.

The fonds consists of constitution and bylaws, annual reports, minutes, correspondence, reports and resolutions, and membership lists. Includes financial records, records detailing projects, yearbooks, newsletters, newsclippings and scrapbooks, and photographs of National Council of Women meetings and CLCW activities. Also includes an illustrated history of the group, compiled in 1994.
•Records related to the following subjects are also int his fonds. See inventory for details: PEOPLE: Sen. Martha Bielish, Harvey A. Buckmaster, Margaret R. Buckmaster, Marion Burke, Averil G. Bush, Johnnie Chorny, Mrs. Russell Clark, Mabel Crossland, Joyce Doolittle, Mary Dover, Phyllis Ellis, Maria Erikson, Aileen Fish, Donna Fraser, Inger Gordon, Ruth Gorman, Dorothy Groves, Mary Guichon, Ethel Margaret Johnson, Grace Johnson, Mary Ellen Johnson, Alice Jane Jukes, Muriel Kovitz, Patricia Krasinski, Jean Leslie, Matt Lindstrom, Grace Martens, Mary Munn, Irene Murdoch, Majorie Norris, Elizabeth Pederson, Pansy Pue, Maude Riley, Eliane Silverman, Margaret Southern, Grace Stonewall, Gwen Thorssen, Leone Wellwood, Chief Una Wesley, and Frances Wright. ORGANIZATIONS, etc.: Alberta Women's Bureau, American Woman's Club, Bowness-Montgomery Day Care Association, Calgary parks, Calgary Birth Control Association, Calgary Business and Professional Women's Club, Calgary Indian Friendship Centre, Calgary Safety Council, Calgary Status of Women Status Committee, Calgary Urban Committee, Calgary Women's Institute, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) tracks, Catholic Women's League, Citizens' Open Government study, Edmonton Local Council of Women, Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire (IODE), International Women's Year, John Howard Society, Junior League of Calgary, juvenile delinquency, National Council of Jewish Women, Regina Local Council of Women, Rehabilitation Society of Calgary, Rundle Lodge (Calgary), Social Planning Council of Calgary, Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT), United Nations Association, University of Calgary Faculty Women's Club, University Women's Club, Victorian Order of Nurses, Voice of Women, Volunteer Bureau of Calgary, Women of Unifarm, and Young Women's Christian Association (YWCA).

The fonds consists of constitution (1924, ca. 1955 and nd), programs (1915-1963), newsclippings, and a brief history.