The sous-fonds consists of administrative materials and correspondence created by or related to provisional regional associations of the Association canadienne-française de l'Alberta.
The fonds consists of images of Cadillac mine buildings, tipple and hoist gear at Cadillac mine, and C.S. Donaldson (instructor) and his class (night school for mine examiner exams) at Westminster School in Lethbridge.
The fonds consists of: handwritten letters (2) to D. White from "E.R." re: family history in the Medicine Hat area (1984); newsletter (3 pgs) containing article on pioneer life in Western Canada and Medicine Hat area (1978).
The fonds includes a transcript of the reminiscences of William Wilkes Andrews regarding the Grouard area of Alberta, and transcribed letters from William Wilkes Andrews dating from 1949 to 1955 to Harriet, hospital residents and his sister about life in Alberta. The material was transcribed by Adelle Luebke.
The fonds consists of materials created by the Adler family of Vegreville and Edmonton, Alberta from ca. 192-? -- 1976. The fonds consists of family photographs, photographs of the old Vegreville Synagogue, Talmud Torah Graduation photographs, Young Judea, University of Alberta Alumni Association, and Talmud Torah; correspondence; and other materials related to the Adler family. Much of the material is related to Bernie and Eli Adler's involvement in local and national Jewish organizations and the alumni association of the University of Alberta. Ther is also a VHS videocassette containing footage of the old Vegreville synagogue.
The fonds consists of the personal records of Adrian Hope and includes day to day journals, a Métis Association of Alberta membership card, correspondence, the poem "The Fate of Jim Brady," an audio recording of a CBC program where Adrian Hope discussed Métis and his own history, an interview with Adrian Hope conducted by Terry Lusty, and an audio recording of the Saddle Lake Indian Days.
