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The fonds consists of a recorded interview with Priscilla Rowland about her ranching life and activities. The interview was conducted by Michael Robinson, President of the Glenbow Museum.

The collection consists of oral history interviews with L., J., and S. Alwood, Alf Baines, Allen Baker, Gordon Davis, Tom Feist, Ray Fetterly, Jim and Mary Hughes, Lillian Knupp, George Lawrence, Jim Lawrence, Mrs. R. R. Leitch, Johnny Lefthand, Mark Lefthand, Bud Long, Hugh McLaughlin, Roy McLean, Melvin Nelson, Jack Peach, Marie Peake, George Read, Bert Sheppard, Lloyd Wambeke, Bedford Warren, Mary Wildman, Chuck Williams, Stan Wilson.

The fonds consists of research materials relating to his writings including tar sands, Wiebo Ludwig, Port Radium, BSE (mad cow disease), feedlots, landowners disputes with oil companies, etc.

The fonds consists of minutes and brochures of member ranches.

The fonds consists of research materials including newspaper clippings, oral histories, and copies of archival records used in the writing of their books. The fonds also consists of the business records of D.G. Wetherell and Associates.

The collection consists of Tatro's reports, "Historic Ranches Survey" and "Cochrane Ranche Historic Site Development Proposal".

The fonds consists of negatives, contact prints and copy slides of Koga’s photographs of Hutterites in southern Alberta (1972-1995) and Montana (1995-1997). The colonies which she documented were the OK, Plainview, Milford, Hutterville, Wilson Siding, Elmspring, Oaklane and Hillridge colonies in Alberta; and the Big Sky, Seville, Hidden Lake and Glendale colonies in Montana. The images are of people, weddings, activities and work around the colonies, as well as buildings, furniture and equipment.

The fonds consists of minutes (1963-1974), financial and other records.

The fonds consists of Maude's account of Minnie England's life at Cappon, Alberta, and photographs of Minnie and William England and their family. Includes a list of fictional names used in the manuscript, and which real family members they represented.

The fonds consists of his memoirs of life in Alberta. Note: the memoirs are incomplete, as they are still being transcribed by the family.