Fonds consists of the business records of the Peace Prairie Mutual Telephone Company including reports, telephone statistics, financial records, and a map.

The fonds consists of personal papers and correspondence of Pierre Féguenne, Pierre Féguenne's business records and correspondence related to Union Printing, Elgin Apartments, his farm near Lac La Biche and his participation in a fox farm, samples of printing, minute book and constitutive documents of Union Printing, some publications from Pierre Féguenne's collection, a set of photographs of people, events and activities pertaining to the Legion of Frontiersmen and one photograph from 1908 of the staff and office of <em>Red Deer Advocate</em>.

Fonds consists of Vance Rodewalt's editorial cartoons on a variety of topics. Fonds consists of approximately 1600 political cartoons and approximately 1000 cartoons focused on social issues. Fonds also includes a smaller number of cartoons on seasonal topics, sports, the Calgary Stampede, the Olympics, and other miscellaneous topics.

Fonds consists of the business records of the Townline Mutual Telephone Company and includes minutes, notices, annual reports, telephone statistics, correspondence, agreements, subscriber lists, financial records, subscriber accounts, line maintenance records, newspaper clippings, maps, telephone publications, and a photograph.

Fonds consists of the business records of the Royal Park Mutual Telephone Company, dated 1935-1971, and includes minutes, financial records, subscriber accounts, annual returns, telephone statistics, correspondence, agreements, subscriber lists and maps depicting the area served by the Mutual Park Telephone Company.

Fonds consists of the business records of Metiskou North Mutual Telephone Company and includes minutes, subscriber accounts, cheque stubs, receipts, financial records, and certificate of incorporation. Fonds also includes bylaws of the Millet West Mutual Telephone Company.

The fonds consists of two Edmonton and District Telephone Directories dating from 1958 and 1959, and a centennial addition of the newsletter of the Peace River Country, The Explorer, dating from 1967.