Consists of photographs and records on the history of the McColgan family 1851-1980. Fonds includes the marriage certificate of Dr. McColgan's parents (1851), marriage records of their children (1876-1902), Dr. McColgan's medical diploma (1900), Dr. and Mrs. McColgan's (nee Cristina Hamilton) marriage certificate, Cristina's last will and testament (1939), and a family history believed to be composed by Mrs. Margaret Jack (1980?)

The fonds consists of photographs of William, Chester and Gordon McGuffin (ca. 1940).

The fonds consists of two postcards, one photographic postcard of the High Level Bridge, with text on the reverse, and one mechanically reproduced postcard of the Strathcona Hospital, Edmonton, Alberta, in 1916, published by the McDermid Engraving Company.

The fonds consists of photographs of Seton General Hospital and various people who where involved in it's operation. Included are views of the board of directors (1971-1995), the staff in various departments including the nurses (1980), the physicians [1980], the pharmacist, Myron Kowalyk (1980) and the hospital administrator, Lorence Myggland (1980). The fonds also consists of views of the sod turning for the construction of the new hospital (1972), the construction site (1973), aerial views of the site [1974] and the opening ceremonies (1974). Also included are views of the Seton General Hospitals 50th anniversary celebrations (1980), the opening of the expansion consisting of long term care, physiotherapy, nurses station and waiting room (1993) and Dr. Betowski's 25th anniversary party (1977). The fonds textual records consist of correspondence (1935-1960), financial reports (1931-1960), annual reports (1939-1946), statistics (1940-1945 and 1950-1955), report of public health (1938-1951), correspondence regarding the transfer of ownership of Seton General Hospital from the Sisters of Charity to district ownership [between 1967 and 1974], documents regarding the Seton Hospital Advisory Board [between 1962 and 1970],and correspondence regarding the construction of the new wing [between 1961 and 1966]. Also includes documents regarding the Ladies Auxiliary (1930-1971), disaster exercises (1965, 1970), the formation of the Jasper General Hospital District, No. 87 (1968-1971), Dr. Betkowski's Retirement (1981), loss of accreditation (1985-1986) and copies of the hospital scrapbooks (1920-1980). The fonds also contains correspondence from citizens to various political people protesting the proposed closure of the Seton General Hospital (1995), a poster announcing a community meeting, a blank copy of a petition and a newspaper clipping reporting that the proposed closure would not take place.

The fonds consists of photographs of Calgary buildings, the Aldrich and Vickery families, local events, Calgary Gun Club, and a pamphlet and photograph of the Calgary Sanatorium.

Fonds consists of personal and professional records created and collected by Dr. Bob Hatfield. The fonds relate to the many aspects of his career as an internist, professor, researcher and lecturer. The fonds also contains records created during Dr. Hatfield's tenure on the Palliative Care Committee Program and as President of the Alberta Medical Association. The fonds is arranged into four Series: (1) Medical practice, professional service, scholarly activities and recognition (2) Personal and professional correspondence (3) Personal records and (4) Photographs.

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.

Fonds consists of original and photocopied records and includes minutes, bylaws, a volunteer information booklet, and a list of hospital equipment purchased by MHVA funds.

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.

The fonds consists of photographs of the Sarcee reserve (1920s), Inuit in Canadian Arctic (1915-1917), and of Thomas.