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Fonds consists of these series: I Agriculture and forestry (1886-1929). Includes bulletins; correspondence; memoranda. II Calgary (1884-1929). Relates mainly to city administration; educational institutions; parks; planning; services. III Commissions (1894-1921). Relates mainly to the Railway Rates Commission; the Economic and Development Commission. Includes data from 1867. IV Department of the Interior (1881-1929). Relates mainly to correspondence with other officials of the Department. V Historical (1902-1928). Includes correspondence, draft manuscripts and research material (some from 1875-1912) collected for a history of the Canadian North-West. V Irrigation (1890-1927). Includes or relates to general irrigation matters; North-West Irrigation Act; irrigation projects; irrigation associations; private irrigation correspondence; maps. VI Letterbooks (1883-1891). Relates to general business matters; land claims. VII Miscellaneous (1889-1926). Includes clippings; publications. VIII Mountain parks (1887-1925). Relates to their establishment; draft regulations regarding publicity; protection of the Rocky Mountain parks. IX Natural resources and industrial development (1887-1928). Relates in part to coal, gas, oil, petroleum and water power. X Personal and family (1883-1928). Relates to business investments; church matters; education; employment; family matters; finances; health; legal affairs; politics; real estate. XI Personal correspondence (1885-1929). XII Photographs (1858-1902). Persons and places in western Canada; collected, not created by Mr. Pearce (105 images). XIII Settlement (1880-1927). Includes or relates to the Department of the Interior; Canadian Pacific Railway Company; personal files; maps. XIV Statistics (1912-1926). Relates mainly to municipal finances on the prairies; a comparison of certain demographic, social, and economic features of northern and southern Alberta. XV Surveys (1878-1928). Includes or relates to career papers; Department of the Interior; Canadian Pacific Railway Company; surveyors associations; legislation; history of surveys; maps. XVI Transportation (1884-1930). Relates mainly to railways; roads; navigable rivers and lakes.

Fonds consists of these series: I Biographical materials [1944-197-]. Includes newsclippings about W.H. McCardell Sr. II Columns [1945?-197-]. III Correspondence (1916-1980). Personal and professional letters. IV Diaries [1939-1946]. Forest ranger and war diaries. V Photographs [193- - 197-]. Includes personal photographs; aerial surveys and views of forests, animals, railroads, roads (354 images). VI Poetry [193-]. VII Reference materials [1944-1959]. Mainly brochures and clippings relating to the subjects of Mr. McCardell's columns. Includes some notes on the items.

Fonds consists of these series: I Memoirs (1949, 1983). Explanation of Bitumount Plant, 1949 (one sound disc recording); interviews of Elmer and Evelyn Adkins by James M. Parker, 1983 (3 sound tape recordings and transcripts). II Photographs (1929-1951, 1983). Biographical items; refineries in Winnipeg, Brandon and Regina; Alberta Oil Sands Project, 1938 and 1948-1949; return visit to Bitumount, 1983 (246 images). III Reports (1948-1950). Mr. Adkins' progress reports on the Alberta Oil Sands Project; consulting report on oil sands for Shell Oil Company.

Fonds consists of these series: I Correspondence [19þ]. II Diaries (1933-1962). Relate to prospecting and fire tower work. III Memoirs (1974). Includes transcript of an interview with W.D. Addison. IV Photographs [19þ]. Includes family; friends; work; social activities (ca. 100 images). V Poetry [19þ]. The bulk of the material has not yet been dated or otherwise identified in detail.

Fonds consists of these series: I Addresses and speeches (1965- 1976). By D.I. Crossley, Chief Forester. II Chief Forester's diary (1957-1975). Daily diary of D.I. Crossley. III Drafting and photography (1968-1974). Relates mainly to Department of Lands and Forests additions and deletions. IV Forest management (1955- 1982). Includes minutes; timber quotas; management working plans; yield volume tables. V Government of Alberta (1955-1968). Includes agreements; rate of dues; regulations. VI Land use (1955-1976). Relates in part to grazing; timber damage appraisal. VII Protection (1955-1973). Includes fire plans; regulations; statistics. VIII Public relations (1968-1975). Relates in part to company tours; film and slide presentations. IX Research (1956- 1978). Includes correspondence; memoranda; plans; proposals. X Silviculture and tree improvement (1958-1982). Includes assessments; minutes; surveys. The records consist of the Chief Forester's files. Integrated with the files are 24 maps, 13 charts, 9 photographs and 1 drawing, all in photo-negative form.

Fonds consists of these series: I Alberta oil sands (1922-1966). Includes or relates to the Blair report; the First Oil Sands Conference, 1951; Karl A. Clark; references. II Canadian Bechtel Limited (1939-1981). Includes or relates to administration; business correspondence; personal correspondence; projects; publications; references. III Personal (1920-1981). Includes or relates to biographical material; Blair Consulting Services; correspondence; directorships; estates; family companies; finances; memberships; property; speeches. IV Photographs (1923-1979). Business, personal events and scenes of the oil sands area in northern Alberta (406 images). V Trinidad Leaseholds Limited (1928-1949). Includes or relates to administration; business correspondence; personal correspondence; reports; references.

Fonds consists of these series: I Brief to Alberta Lands and Forests (1963). II Correspondence (1950-1960). To E.S. Huestis, Director of Forestry. III Memoirs (1987-1989). Interviews by Peter J. Murphy (7 sound tape cassettes). IV Memoranda [1953-1956]. Includes Canadian Institute of Forestry. V Reports (1915, 1924). Background reports on Cold Lake and Clearwater districts. VI Speeches (1956-1973). The records derive from Mr. Loomis' work with the Alberta Forest Service, 1950-1973; background papers from 1915 and 1924 are included.

Fonds consists of these series: I Photographs (1922-1932). Northern Alberta waterways and river transport, especially in relation to the fur trade (23 images). II Vermilion Chutes Daily (Newspaper) (1921). Published once during Edmonton Board of Trade excursion on the SS D.A. Thomas. The journey ended when A.B. Watt was injured at Peace River (photocopy of original).

Fonds consists of these series: I Career papers (1903-1944). Includes accounts, correspondence, essays, journals, memoirs, and reports relating to the Hudson's Bay Company, North Star Oil, and Revillon Freres. II Certificates and memorabilia (1880-1928). Includes birth, education, and military certificates. III Clippings (1925-1937). IV Correspondence (1911-1945). Relates to accounts; expeditions; lectures; publications. V Inventions (1903-1913). Mr. Romanet developed a motorized sledge, which he patented in France. VI Lectures, radio talks (1925-1945). VII Literary manuscripts (1930-1937). Includes correspondence, drafts, notebooks and typescripts relating to legends, stories and Mr. Romanet's autobiography, Kabluk of the North. VIII Maps (1943-1944). Northwest Service Command installations; weather stations; Alcan Highway. IX Photographs (1903-1940). Mainly fur trade, Inuit, steamboats on northern rivers; and family (625 images). Many of the arctic and Inuit photographs are by Gaston Herodier, a compatriot.

Fonds consists of these series: I Biography [1986]. Reminiscences of L.R. Champion by his wife Anna Champion, on one sound tape cassette. II Clippings (1944-1964). III Correspondence (1942-1967). IV Photographs (1943-1949). V Reports (1952-1964). All the records relate to oil sands development at Bitumount.