The fonds consists of memoirs about Stettler (ca. 1960s); and photographs (1910-1911) of a Castor street scene, pupils and teachers at a Willingdon school, and the Johnson home at Whitford.
The fonds consists of a copy of comic history of the Fort Nelson airport entitled "The Rise and Fall of the Fort Nelson Airport" written A. Nonymous (W.W. Kelland) dating from ca. 1968.
The collection consists of three audio reels containing 16 hours of recorded stories and legends recounted by eight Cree Elders of the Wabasca/Desmarais area. Ray Yellowstone captured these stories in 1968.
The fonds consists of an album of tintype and albumen photographs of ancestors of the Wagner family, and printed cartes-de-visite of political and popular personalities of the time. Persons identified in the album include Mollie Webb, Spencer McColliety, G.W. Timmerman, Curtis Merrill, C.H. Slawson, Sadie Timmerman. Places identified include Spring Hill, Ill; Prophetstown, Ill; Eric, Ill. There is also a family Bible belonging originally to Alice Clifford, Gus's mother who purchased it in 1873 in Spring Hill, Ill.
Consists of wooden nickles; biography; correspondence between Walter A. Loudon and George M. Milne (20 July 1990, 10 May 1990, 1 Aug 1990); letter from Walter A. Loudon to Daniel Dancocks (17 Jan 1989); and newspaper clippings: "Going over top: rum steeled nerves"; and "A Message from Walter A. Loudon CD".
The fonds reflects Walter Lewis' involvement with the Canadian Pacific Railway Company (CPR) and consists of Canadian Pacific photographs of the last spike to complete the CPR in 1885; the arrival of the first train from Montreal to arrive in Calgary in 1886; the construction of the High Level Bridge in Edmonton in 1913; and CPR transportation services in the 1960s. The fonds also includes clippings from the Edmonton Journal pertaining to the construction of the High Level Bridge; an image of the CPR station at 109th St. and Jasper Avenue in 1922; and typewritten articles related to the operation of CPR.
The fonds consists of: a handwritten envelope and letter addressed to Mr. Fred Curtis, a staff member at Wormwood Scrubs a London, England, Prison, written by Walter Edwin Gover (letter was recovered from the wreck of the S.S. Empress of Ireland) (1914); images of a cricket match, Sgt. Walter Gover, and men cutting ice in Medicine Hat.
The fonds consists of photographs of Walter, and Banff personalities and area (1887-1893); and scrapbook of miscellaneous accounts and newsclippings (1896-1918). Includes photographs of Cochrane personalities.
Fonds consists of warden diary, 1914 June 1 to 1916 Dec 31, 1 item, typescript edited and prepared by Dave Peyto; and ranger diary for July 1915, original, 1 item.
