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Consist of a scrapbook with lists of the mountains in Jasper National Park, their latitude and longitude, who they were named by, when and when; also two poems, "The Glittering Mountains", and "What the Wild Waves are Saying".

Fonds is organized into seven series: Tourism brochures/pamphlets for Jasper Park, Jasper Park Lodge, including newspaper clippings and magazine articles (1928-1992); Fred Brewster, including brochures advertising Rocky Mountain Camps, articles, obituaries and tributes to Brewster, correspondence including his will, Guest books and Booking ledgers (1925-1969); Harry Rowed, including articles and newspaper clippings (1937-1976); Dr. Thomas O'Hagan, including articles, tributes and obituaries (1957-1962); Kensit papers, including newspaper clippings, articles, correspondence, records on the Trail Riders of the Canadian Rockies, royal visits and movie productions, certificates and cartoons ([ca. 1920]-1986); Eleanor Broadhead, including correspondence, receipts, a scrapbook of her 1940 trip to Jasper (1940-1990); and Photographs including those with views of Doris Kensit, Fred Brewster, Eleanor Broadhead, scenery from the Rocky Mountain Camps and tours, and wildlife (1927-1980).

Fonds is organized into three series: Family Papers (1910-1930), including financial receipts, account books,correspondence (1930-1970), newspaper clippings, Joan's diary of the 1927 Glacier Trail trip and souvenir booklets of the Brewster tours and Jasper from the early 1900's; Photographs of Robson family members and friends, the family house on Geikie Street, the Jasper CNR station and trains, Jasper townsite, the Jasper Rodeos of 1926 and 1931, Jasper Winter Carnival of 1928 and albums of photographs from Joan's 1927 Glacier Trip and Jack Robson's 1902 expedition with Collie, Stutfield and Woolley; Joan Robson's watercolors of wildflowers, mountain landscapes and scenes from Vancouver and Santa Barbara (1930-1950's).

Fonds consists of three series: Slides, including views of parades, pipeline construction, trails, Air Force parachute training, fishing trips, Maligne and Medicine Lakes and Tonquin Valley; Scrapbooks containing articles on Jasper- related events, obituaries and marriage announcements; Photographs of fishing trips, baseball games, Miette Hot Springs, Winter Carnivals, curling, royal visits and family photos.

This fonds consists mostly of Art Hughes photographs (1929-1964) including: the British Columbia/ Alberta Boundary Survey with A. O. Wheeler; guiding and outfitting with Stan Kitchen; road construction; Conscientious Objector camps; the Jasper Rodeo & Turf Club and several views of his family and friends. Fonds also includes textual records consisting of: a program from the Jasper Rodeo (1931); financial ledger (1927-1930) and a booklet "The Call of Untrodden Ways" (1923).

Details of mountaineers and climbers from Para Rescue courses led by Jasper Alpine guide Hans Schwarz and climbing registrations for Mt. Edith Cavell. Many Edith Cavell trips guided by Henry J. Fuhrer

Fonds consist of Mary Jobe Akeley's journals detailing travel in Jasper National Park.

The fonds consist of music books, card trick books, cookbooks, photograph of Jasper School after 1942 addition, Doran home blueprints, and blueprints and material in relation to Mr. Doran's Carpentry and Mrs. Doran's Riding Stables.

Fonds consist of correspondence, regulations for guides and outfitters, minutes of meetings, and receipts for membership and a membership list.

Fonds consist of free mine certificate, marriage, death baptismal, and birth certificate, maps, cheque stub books, game warden diary, National Park Act, Mrs. Swift's stencils, financial ledger, and other correspondence. Fonds also consists of photographs of the Lewis Swift family and their homestead. Including Lewis and Suzette (nee Chalifoux) Swift and their children Ida, Jimmie, Dean and Lottie; other family members, parents, brother, nephews and Albert Norris, son of Mrs. Swift; Ida's husband Tommy Fortin and daughter Nathalia; Lottie's husband Gus Carlson and daughter Eunice. Also includes photographs of guests and friends of the Swift family including; Jack Gregg, Bob Jones, Red Creighton; visits of the Earl of Athalone and his wife; railroad construction and hunting.