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Fonds consists primarily of photographs taken by Lowrie Streatch around Red Deer and central Alberta. All images have been described at the item or envelope level. Images primarily consist of buildings in Red Deer, Penhold, and elsewhere, events such as the Westerner Exhibition and auctions throughout the area, and images of agriculture, farms and rural areas in Central Alberta.

Fonds consists of the administrative records created by the Piper Creek Elementary School recording its activities as a school in the Red Deer Public School District No. 104.

The types of records include photographs and negatives (some copyright Jostens Canada), student/alumni recollections, yearbook photographs, certificates, and 6 display boards with mounted class photographs.

No series assignment has been applied to the records in this fonds.

Series consists of scenic and stock photography taken by Victor Post in various locations in Canada, United States, and possibly elsewhere.

Series consists of predominately photographs taken by Victor Post of people he knew over the course of his personal and professional life. Photographs predominately cover significant well known figures, but also some unidentified people. The photographs do not seem to a part of any obvious commission work done by Post.

Fonds consists of the administrative and operational records created, accumulated, and used by the Waskasoo Environmental Education Society during their activities programming the Kerry Wood Nature Centre and Fort Normandeau.

The types of records included are minutes, newsletters, pamphlets, brochures, correspondence, policy manual, master plan, illustrations and drawings, created for exhibits and publications, Gaetz Lake Sanctuary history, newsclippings, and reports (including Joffre Cogeneration Power Plan, interpretive program report. Records also include a copy of an interview by Jackie Penn with Kerry Wood (April 1956, CFAC Women's World).

No series assignment has been applied to the records in this fonds.

Series consists of records pertaining to Victor Post's commercial business, Victor Post Photography, such as photographs of his studio and lab, his studio portraits, and promotional material.

Series consists of Victor Post's commission work done for various organizations, corporations, events, and people. This series excludes his work done for the Province of Alberta. His assignments include photographs of dignitaries, official visits and events. Photographs also include St. Albert places and people.

Fonds consists of administrative, financial, operational, and promotional material created, accumulated, and used by the Markerville Creamery in its activities as a creamery and as a tourist site.

Types of records include bills, invoices, receipts, reports, correspondence, envelopes, stationary, cheques, pamphlets, instructions, coupons, newspaper clippings, notebooks, tables, photographs, employment records, notebooks, inventories, and butter wrappers.

Fonds consists of the records from administrative and project activities, as created, used, and accumulated by the Central Alberta Regional Museum Network staff, volunteers, and contractors.

The types of records include minutes, agendas, workshop information, grants information, research notes (Inventive Spirit project, CARMN Trails and Stopping Places project, ), reports (Unspoken Words of Aspenland, The Formation of Mind and Spirit, Lesbian and Gay Life in Alberta, Novacor), and photocopies of original records for research purposes.

No series assignment has been applied to the records in this fonds.

The fonds includes photographic slides of some of the scenery and heritage buildings on the Athabasca Landing Trail, and four slides taken in downtown Edmonton, Alberta in 1977. Of note are images of the original St Mary’s Catholic Church at Waugh, Alberta, before restoration and the Gibbons, Alberta railway water tower which is now located at the Alberta Railway Museum on Hwy 37, north of Edmonton. The slides also include images of the Canadian Northern Railway train station which was renovated by the Athabasca Seniors Society for use as their centre, and the Athabasca Lions Club Rodeo Parade setting up at Athabasca Elementary School (now Landing Trail Intermediate School) in August, 1978.