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The collection consists of photographs of buildings, activities, and people who lived in the town of Carlstadt / Alderson.

This collection consist of David Capelazo's research into shipping in Northern Alberta, including material on Northern Transportation Company Ltd, S.S. Distributor, S.S. McKenzie River, S.S. Slave River, S.S. Northern Light, S.S. Peace River, Scows, York Boats, The City of Edmonton, and the S.S. Wrigley. This collection also includes plans and newspaper clippings on the Edmonton Queen river boat.

Fonds illustrate the many facets of David McDonalds life including personal, legal, judicial, and political interests. Material included in this fonds are: personal and professional correspondence, appointment books, reasons for judgment, committee and commission papers, and published legal material. Papers document in particular McDonald's work on behalf of the University of Alberta, 1957-1996, the Liberal Association of Alberta, 1959-1973, his judicial career, 1973-1996, and his chairmanship of the Royal Commission on Certain Activities of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, 1977-1981. The fonds is divided into eight series and thirty-two sub series. The following series of records are included:;
1) Personal papers, 1944-1996; 2) Education related material, 1957-1996; 3) Professional papers, 1958-1996, predominant 1958-1974; 4) Liberal Party Association of Alberta records, 1959-1973; 5) Judicial affiliations; 6) Judicial papers, 1974-1996; 7) Royal Commission Concerning Certain Activities of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police records, 1977-1995, predominant 1977-1981. 8) Photographs and memorabilia;
These records have been arranged according to subject matter, with attempts; made to follow McDonald's file inventory as listed prior to his death. The David Cargill McDonald fonds details the interests and works of one of Alberta's most influential jurists.

Fonds consists of Carter's personal records concerning the Senate. Records include correspondence, c.v.s of honorary degree candidates, Honorary Degree Committee files and Chancellor's Nominating Committee files.

The fonds consists of an unpublished history of the Anglican Diocese of Calgary written by David Carter in 1992; an unpublished history of the Anglican Diocese of Edmonton written by Reverend Randall Ivany in 1992; an unpublished history of the Anglican Diocese of Athabasca written by Derek Hoskin in 1992; a transcript of a taped interview with Most Reverend Walter F. Barfoot, Primate of Anglican Church of Canada conducted by David Carter in 1966; photographs of various Anglican churches and individuals in Alberta dating from 1905 to 1947; and three audiotapes of interviews conducting by David Carter in 1977 and 1978 documenting the history of the Athabasca Diocese from 1905 to 1992 with the Most Reverend Frederick W. Crabb, Bishop of Athabasca, and Bishop R.J. Pierce, Bishop of Athabasca. The fonds also includes an order of service for the induction of the Archbishop of the Ecclesiastical Province of Rupert's land dating from 1970.

The fonds consists of David's army paybook.

The fonds consists of a photograph album with twenty-four photographs of the North West Territories (Alberta and Saskatchewan) and Manitoba, featuring trains, riverboats, picnics, parades, a fire brigade, natives and native encampments, Doukabors, mining, a hotel, the St. Andrew's Lockport bridge, Countess Grey, and a toboggan slide.

The fonds consists of letters; class lists from 1936-1939; programs for the second and third annual Teachers' Convention held at Parker's Hall, Athabasca; a copy of David's contract with the trustees; 1937-38 yearbook "The Gleaner"; original copies of the school newspaper "The School Gleaner" 1936-1938; Edmonton Normal School 55th anniversary book: "The Class of '33 in '88" edited by Dave Cooney which includes biographical information on the following: Frank Appleby, Dave Cooney, Gwen Hopps, Katherine Nancekivell and Alex Nimco.

The fonds consists of research materials for Lords of the Line, Net Worth and The Great Adventure.

The fonds consists of Boy Scout scrapbooks, correspondence, photographs and memorabilia collected while a member of the 5th Calgary Troop; server's manuals and information on St. Michael and All Angels Church; correspondence and memorabilia relating to graduation from Balmoral Junior High School and Crescent Heights High School; photographs taken during last year of high school and first year of university which depict popular culture in Calgary at the time (nuclear protests, rock concerts, fashions); project reoprts and slides for Environmental Design Studies courses at the University of Calgary; advertiques, greeting cards, scrapbook of royal visit; photographs of Medalta Potteries, elevator fire, bears, Bonnet Glacier, Calgary buildings, Heritage Park and aircraft. Also includes certificates, correspondence and photographs relating to the life and career of Glenn Elmer Cunningham, including service in the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF).