Fonds consists of these series: I Buildings and facilities (1975). Hocking Entomological Laboratory: blueprints. II Correspondence (1965-1966). Acquisition of J. Brown's collection. III Field notes (1960-1966). Includes A.P. Nimmo; D.C.D. Happold; Flatbush Field Station. IV History ([1953], 1964). First and revised versions; by Brian Hocking. V Lecture notes (1947- 1958). Notes by E. Strickland, Brian Hocking. VI Quaestiones entomologicae (Periodical) (1953- 1973). Volumes 1-9, on microfilm. VII Research papers (1911-1976). Includes published and unpublished works of E. Strickland (1911-1958); Andrew P. Nimmo; Joseph Belicek; J.B. Wallis; D.J. Larson; D.R. Rosenberg.
The fonds consists of correspondence, papers relating to birds, price lists for the sale of birds' eggs, and a prize certificate for his insect collection.
The fonds consists of records related to the Couture family, including:;Personal and family documents related to the Couture family and memorabilia;Records related to Jasper Community and Volunteer work with the Jasper Recycling Society;Photographs of historic sites within Jasper National Park and along the provincial boundary of Alberta and British Columbia;Sheila's research related to the Display case at the Jasper Activity Centre, which Sheila creates display as a volunteer service for the Jasper Yellowhead Museum and Archives;Records related to Sheila's employment with the Aspen Regional Health Authority;Programs, pamphlets and brochures collected by Sheila when she attends various community events. The fonds also consists of published materials related to Jasper National Park and park history. The fonds also consists of records related to Joe Couture's work as a ski instructor at Marmot, president of the Chamber of Commerce and The municipality of Jasper.
Fonds consists of Howard Douglas papers and Douglas family photographs. Textual records pertain mainly to the Pablo-Allard buffalo acquisition, 1910-1911. This includes correspondence between Douglas and prospective participants in buffalo hunt of the Pablo-Allard herd on the Flathead Indian Reservation in Montana, U.S.A. mainly circular letters, telegrams, etc. from applicants and confidential letters between Douglas and Alexander Ayotte, assistant immigration agent Canada, Montana re the ill-fated last buffalo hunt. Also includes photocopies of miscellaneous clippings and Douglas biography, 1963, by Marie Douglas. Photographs, 1895-1941, pertain to Douglas family and friends, visitors, social activities; also trips, especially Jasper, Alberta area, scenic views, road construction and Pablo-Allard buffalo roundup
