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The fonds consists of a recorded interview (conducted by Glenbow Museum President Mike Robinson) with George Crawford and his wife Sheila Crawford, about their lives in Alberta and the relationship between the Crawford family and Genbow's founder Eric Harvie. Includes a transcript of Part 1 of the interview.

The fonds consists of incorporation and governance records; board minutes; president's reports; records re the creation and unveiling of the Famous 5 monuments in Calgary and Ottawa; and records re their various programs and activities including the maquette tours, speakers series (some sound recordings are present), Rising Stars program, education curriculum work, and the O Canada (national anthem) wording debate. Includes extensive reference material related to the Famous 5 women, Persons Case, and controversies such as eugenics.

The fonds consists of Meikles's correspondence and research materials for the Whyte Museum's exhibition on the history of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.

The fonds consists of a file on the Crowsnest Pass freight rates.

The collection consists of biographical information on the following: John Allen, William Armer, Fred Bard, Ed Barnett, Geoffery Blake, J. H. G. Bray, A. C. Bury, David J. Cumming, Percy Cutting, Paul Fox, Michael Gallagher, Fred Holgate, R. B. Leard, Harry Long, Frederick Moses, Kenneth Murison, Julien Nash, Neil Nicholson, William F. Parker, Robert Patterson, Charles Ryan and James Webb.

The fonds consists of proceedings of native land claims heard by NWT Supreme Court, which includes material related to the Athapascan, Treaty 8, Treaty 11, and the Indian Brotherhood of the Northwest Territories (1973-1975); Morrow's certificates and newsclippings (1966-1980); photographs of Justice Morrow, judicial personalities and proceedings in the NWT (1960s-1970s); and miscellaneous photographs related to his career (1939-1944). Includes Justice Sissons' notebooks about NWT court cases (1957-1962).

The fonds consists of records related to his involvement in the Fort Calgary Steering Committee: correspondence, minutes, reports, planning documents, newsclippings, pamphlets, photographs, mechanical drawings and aerial photographs pertaining to Fort Calgary's history, its archaeological investigations, its development as a historical park, and its interpretive centre.

The fonds consists of manuscripts of Calgary's Finest (1975), Soldier Girl (1986), and Ladies of the Night (1946-1961); research material including photographs of Calgary police chiefs from 1885-1973; and her articles on Strathmore (1976). Includes photographs of Margaret and Gordon (1926-1958), Calgary police facilities and members (1940s-1960s), and Strathmore personalities (1928, 1933); and recorded interviews with Richard Stanton, H.K. Pat Williams, and Katherine Dowling (1976).

The fonds consists of Vaselenak's legal files.

The fonds consists of photographs of Lethbridge Experimental Station and projects (1911-1942), soil erosion in Alberta and Saskatchewan (1930s), and agricultural views; discussion notes on irrigation for experimental station staff seminars and meetings (1933-1949); and Alex's papers on agriculture for the station (nd). Also consists of research materials including photographs of southern Alberta in the 1890s to 1910s, Alex's address on the history of the Western Stock Grower's Association (1971), and recorded conference on the Mounted Police held at University of Lethbridge (1974). Includes recorded Glenbow Foundation staff conference (1959), manuscript of "Indians of the Western Plains" by Mike Mountain Horse (1936), and miscellany.