Fonds consists of administrative, financial, operational, and promotional material created, accumulated, and used by the Markerville Creamery in its activities as a creamery and as a tourist site.

Types of records include bills, invoices, receipts, reports, correspondence, envelopes, stationary, cheques, pamphlets, instructions, coupons, newspaper clippings, notebooks, tables, photographs, employment records, notebooks, inventories, and butter wrappers.

Fonds consist of photographs of various locations in St. Albert and people. Some of the locations and people include general store, Chevigny livery, Chapelle du Seminaire St. Albert, Father Larose, men in WWI uniforms, and a hockey team. Photographs also include portraits of Chevigny family members, Olivine St. Louis (née Chevigny) and family, Melina and George Sarrasin and family, Ringuette family, Livia Caouette, Isabel and Simon Hahnenberg, Matilda Bourassa, Hermine Paré, and Clovis Arcand.

Series consists of predominately photographs taken by Victor Post of people he knew over the course of his personal and professional life. Photographs predominately cover significant well known figures, but also some unidentified people. The photographs do not seem to a part of any obvious commission work done by Post.

Fonds consists of the administrative records created by the Piper Creek Elementary School recording its activities as a school in the Red Deer Public School District No. 104.

The types of records include photographs and negatives (some copyright Jostens Canada), student/alumni recollections, yearbook photographs, certificates, and 6 display boards with mounted class photographs.

No series assignment has been applied to the records in this fonds.

Fonds consists of the administrative and operational records created, accumulated, and used by the Red Deer & District Museum Society during their activities programming and running the Red Deer Museum + Art Gallery.

The types of records include administrative and organizational documents. This includes committee reports, minutes, policies, newsletters, correspondence, grant reports, annual reports and financial statements, architectural plans for the Museum building, Heritage Community Foundation information, transcripts, audio and video recordings, and permission agreements for projects (including Gay Life Project and International Women's Exchange Program / SUCH program, and the Oral History project), exhibit posters and photographs (including Century Books of Honour), staff photographs, awards certificates, and the World's Most Boring Postcard.

Records also include items accumulated in the course of museum activities, including Red Deer Public School annual education reports accumulated through the Historica School Fairs activities, the Friends of Sunnybrook Farm Museum society, the Red Deer Native Friendship Centre, Heritage Canada, Red Deer & District Archives, and CARMN.

No series assignment has been applied to the records in this fonds.

Fonds consists of the administrative, operational, and advertisements created, accumulated and used by the Red Deer Concert Society in their activities organizing and managing annual concerts.

The types of records included are minutes, correspondence, insurance, memberships, annual returns, auditor's reports, budgets, donations, grant applications, tax returns, by-laws, lists of patrons, resumes, job descriptions, stationary samples, newspaper clippings, advertisements, photographs, audio and video tapes, CDs, and a 3.5-inch floppy disk. There are also brochures and materials showcasing specific artists

Photos of Richmond Park School students from 1958 - 1963 were framed and displayed on the school walls during the Richmond Park Homecoming weekend, September 3 - 4, 2016.

Series consists of scenic and stock photography taken by Victor Post in various locations in Canada, United States, and possibly elsewhere.

Contains photos of the homestead of the Schacher families, particularly of Andrew and Leah Schacher's farms.

Fonds consists of the administrative and research materials created, accumulated, and used by the Starting Anew Management Committee during their activities creating the Starting Anew project collecting stories about and by immigrants to Canada.

The fonds includes both oral history interviews and written submissions from community members who immigrated in the second or third wave of immigration to the Central Alberta area. The project involved approximately 75 to 100 participants coming from other parts of Canada and 25 different countries. The fonds also includes promotional material, administrative material, information sheets and general notes. The types of records include minutes, planning related documents, transcripts, photographs, audio interviews, and video recordings.

No series assignment has been applied to the records in this fonds.