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The fonds consists primarily of photographs taken by Geraldine Moodie at Battleford (including an 1895 Cree sun dance), Maple Creek, and Hudson Bay; and photos taken by Douglas Moodie during the two Hudson Bay expeditions, and the Governor-General's trip. The fonds also consists of diaries kept by both Geraldine and Douglas during their time in the north, and registers and copyright records related to their photography. Significant records of their ancestors and descendants in this fonds include James FitzGibbons memoirs and correspondence re his military career and Isaac Brock (1813-1865); poems and correspondence of the Strickland women (1830-1907); Agnes Dunbar Chamberlin's botanical sketchbook (1874-1883); and newspaper clippings re the Earl and Countess of Egmont (1932-1938).

The fonds consists of certificates of incorporation, articles of association, operating agreements, annual reports, minutes, correspondence, membership lists, financial records, and committee records relating to the Civic Art Collection, public art policy, loans and exhibitions, marketing, and fund development.

The fonds consists of photograph of Sir Sam Hughes and his officers at Valcartier, Quebec.

The fonds consists of postcards depicting scenes from southern Alberta, particularly Calgary.

The fonds consists of papers related to ranch operations including a letterbook (1905-1920), legal papers (1932-2011), and financial records (1904-2010); family papers including newspaper clippings about family members, Eliza Jane Usher's diary of ranch activities (1904-1905), estate records, and interviews with Tom and Harry; and extensive photographs of the Usher Ranch, Scollard, Alberta, and the family. The fonds also consists of Western Stock Growers' Association convention reports, minutes, briefs, correspondence and clippings.

The fonds consists of photos of the Western Commercial mine, the Central Trading company store, and other local buildings in Wayne, Alberta.

The fonds consists of incorporation documents, minutes, membership lists, bylaws, and financial records.

The fonds consists of mining reports, conference proceedings, etc. relating to Alberta coal mining.

The fonds consists of letters written to relatives in Ontario about their homesteading experiences; account of harvest excursion to Alberta (1925); biographical information on Fred Taylor; and letter from J. E. Brown to the Trussler family describing settling near Three Hills, Alberta. Includes photographs of the Trussler and Taylor families in Delisle, Saskatchewan, Lacombe and New Norway in Alberta, plus postcard views of Wetaskiwin and Edmonton regions.

The fonds consists of Luke Shwart's letter to a friend about creating the choir, member handbooks, concert programs (including Christmas concerts), membership lists, and other records of the choir's activities. Includes music commissioned specifically for the Rocky Mountain Singers, and a small amount of material about gay and lesbian singing groups elsewhere in Canada.