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The fonds consists of photographs of Calgary, southern Alberta, the Pearce air base, etc.

The fonds consists of correspondence (1919-1925), military certificates, will, photographs of Camp Sewell and the 44th Battalion, and miscellaneous military and personal papers.

The collection consists of articles regarding Vimy Ridge battle, naming of Mt. Pattison and Pattison bridge.

The fonds consists of a scroll commemorating George's First World War service, a memorial message from King George, a newsclipping about war graves, and photographs of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cook.

The fonds consists of surveying correspondence and plans (1922-1953), field notebooks (1926-1952), military papers (1915-1917), some personal correspondence (1907-1964), and photographs of survey parties and camps (1909-1910, 1928-1929). RECORDS RELATED TO THE FOLLOWING SUBJECTS ARE ALSO IN THIS FONDS. SEE INVENTORY FOR DETAILS: W.G. Ainscough, Alberta Land Surveyors Association, L.G. Audy, Albert P.C. Belyea, Nicholas H. Bradley, T.P. Brown, Calgary Power Co., Canada Land and Irrigation Co., Canadian North West Irrigation Co., James A.H. Church, Joseph C. Cline, A. Collins, T.J. Costigan, John W. Cox, Baron Csavossy, East Kootenay Power Co., Edmonton Badminton Club, Glen Fulkeith, Guy Gibson, J.C. Glenday, William Antrobus Griesbach, Robert H.C. Harrison, Robert Vernon Heathcott, James Heslop, J.H. Holloway, H.N. Lash, Christoph Lattman, P. Nowell Johnson, R.P. Lefroy, C.W. Lester, Glen A. Lindsay, M.G. MacKenzie, Gilbert K.R. Nelson, W.R. Sandercock, Bryce J. Saunders, Charles A. Schimpff, Fred A. Schultz, Walter S. Scott, Edward C. Snider, Nathan Eldon Tanner, James Nevin Wallace, and Western Petroleum Operators. RECORDS RELATED TO THE FOLLOWING PLACES SURVEYED ARE ALSO IN THIS FONDS. SEE INVENTORY FOR DETAILS: Acme, Aetna, Barnwell, Beaver Lake MD, Beazer, Beddington, Bellevue, Benchlands, Blairmore, Blood reserve, Bow Island, Bowness, Bright MD, Bruderheim, Burdett, Burmis, Calgary (Bennett estate, Downey's estate, Killarny, Riley's acres, Rosedale, Rosemont, Tuxedo Park), Carbondale, Cardston, Carmangay, Carstairs, Chin, Claresholm, Coal City, Coleman, Conrad, Coutts, Crowsnest Pass, Crowsnest Lake, Diamond City, Didsbury, Drumheller, East Coulee, Elcan, Fincastle, Fort Macleod, Fort McMurray, Frank, Gap Lake, Grassy Lake, Green Valley, Harmatton, High River, Hillcrest, Judson, Lethbridge, Lundbreck, Lundbreck Falls, Magrath, Maple Leaf, Midnapore, Milk River, Monarch, Morinville, Mountainview, Mundare, Nacmine, Nanton, New Dayton, Nobleford, Nordegg, Onoway, Parkland, Passburg, Peigan reserve, Pincher Creek, Raith, Raymond, St. Albert, St. Lina, Shepard, Skiff, Springbank, Spring Coulee, Sulphur Springs, Taber, Tempest Siding, Turner Valley, Vauxhall, Vegreville, and Woolford.

The fonds consists of military papers and photographs of William Giles; school papers of Mabel; photographs of the Klondike; aerial views of Calgary; and photographs of the Calgary Prophetic Bible Institute.

The fonds consists of photographs of aircraft, war damage, Royal Flying Corps personnel, peace celebrations and the Central Park war memorial.

The fonds consists of photographs of Calgary schools, Calgary soldiers during the First World War, Sarcee Army Camp, and 113th Lethbridge Highlanders. Includes a field service postcard and an embroidered postcard sent to his mother while serving overseas (1917).

The collection consists of paper artifacts including advertiques (blotters, paper placemats, etc.); transit and railway tickets; savings coupons from breakfast cereals, tea, coffee, etc. various licences and certificates; soap wrappers; laundry bills; ration books; and other items.

The fonds consists of letters and sketches sent to his parents in England, depicting farm life in Arelee and his service with the Canadian Mounted Rifles (1913-1915); his last letter home and letters about his death (1917); family sketches and photographs (1900-1918); letters about, and photographs of, his grave (1919); reminiscences by people who knew him in Saskatchewan (1969, 1976); and a biographical sketch by nephew, Michael Lambert (1991).