The fonds consists of correspondence with the Edmonton Public School Board (1915-1919), letter to her son, and letters to her publicity secretary (1917); letter of recommendation from MacDonald Institute and her education record (1912); election poster (1917); photographs of friends and hospital staff, and her portrait (1917); and photocopy of her army certificate (1923). Includes newsclippings, articles, and biographical sketch and information collected by friends.

The fonds consists of slides and commentary on the Fryatt Valley trip (1936), a fellow climber's notes on the trip, and photographs of Rita and various club trips (1925-1928).

The fonds consists of Brownie handbook; storybook; colouring book; leader handbook; outlines of ceremonies, games, songs and lessons; miscellany; and photographs of the Calgary Stampede, Royal Visit to Calgary (1951) and Festival Chorus.

The fonds consists of photographs of her nursing service at Gleichen and during the Second World War, of a Blackfoot (Siksika) sun dance (1930s), and of her uncle, Thomas A.P. Frost.

The fonds consists of photographs of pupils, buildings and staff of Old Sun School.

The fonds consists of Sophie's diaries (1892-1908), extensive family correspondence (1884-1969), household accounts (1906-1928, 1950-1966), and guestbooks (1951-1970); Jim's homestead documents, farm implement correspondence (1912-1919), real estate correspondence and property listings (1915-1950s); Margaret's correspondence (1950-1994), "Instructor Lady" records (1960-1963); and family certificates, greeting cards, and photographs.

The fonds consists of programs and newsclippings related to her musical career (1920-1993); recording and musical score for Alberta Concerto (1947); musical scores for various compositions, including Sharples Sonata, Alberta With Love, Lake O'Hara's Magic Circle, and Three Songs of Western Canada; games and piano pieces for children; recordings of Music for Solo Instruments (1979) and Childhood Cameos (1981); lists of her compositions; articles about teaching children; her memoirs; her obituary from the Boston Globe; her eulogy given by Ronald Kessler; and a portrait photograph.

The fonds consists of Louise McKinney's correspondence, articles, speech, programs and newsclippings; sympathy letters to James McKinney on his wife's death; Willard McKinney's correspondence and newsclippings about his mother; family photographs; and speeches by Marjorie McKinney and Kendal McKinney re the Famous Five (Persons Case).

The fonds consists of personal correspondence, newsclippings, programs, scrapbooks regarding her involvement in local clubs and other activities, and a recorded interview of her reminiscences. Includes a souvenir booklet and newsclippings about Nellie McClung.

The fonds consists of S.B. Lucas' correspondence and diaries while Indian agent (1884-1897), homestead applications and farm journal (1898-1902); Amelia Lucas' diary (1903-1904), which includes a few entries by S.B. I. Maud Lucas' nursing certificates, military records and autobiography; Thomas William Lucas' diary (1904); Sam Lucas' reminiscences; and miscellaneous family certificates, biographical notes, newsclippings, and articles about the Wetaskiwin area. RECORDS RELATED TO THE FOLLOWING SUBJECTS ARE ALSO IN THIS FONDS. SEE INVENTORY FOR DETAILS: Edmund F. Carey, Edgar Dewdney, A.E. Forget, Richard C. Hardisty, Rev. John Nelson, Hayter Reed, and Robert C. Talbot.