Collection consists of an undated town site map and lot pricelist for the Townsite of Lignite, Alberta, a newspaper clipping about Tail Creek, Alberta dated 1953, an undated pamphlet published by the Alix Board of Trade, and photographs depicting various people and views of Alix, Alberta dating 1905-1976.

The fonds consists of materials documenting the life of the Anderson family in the latter part of the 19th to mid-20th centuries including account books, journals, a family history, photographs, and negatives. Images depict the Anderson farm and family, as well as the areas of Stavely and Alix, Alberta. Included are records of the family’s involvement with the Four Square Gospel Church in Los Angeles, and subsequent evangelism that took place in Alberta and Saskatchewan.

Fonds consists of the business records of the Buffalo Lake Mutual Telephone Company and includes, certificate of incorporation, agreements, voting proxies, minutes, subscriber accounts, correspondence, financial records, various blank forms, advertising publications and catalogues, and maps.

Fonds consists of the personal records of F. Morris Flewwelling and includes programmes from various orchestral and theatrical productions performed in Edmonton and Calgary, Alberta, and includes the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra's newsletter, Encore, and the Calgary Philharmonic Society's newsletter, Bravura. Fonds also includes souvenir pamphlets from Alix and Banff, Alberta, a copied newspaper clipping about singer Elena Nikolaidi, various Alberta Department of Education departmental examinations, Province of Alberta Centennial Bulletins, negatives depicting an orchestra, children, musicians and musical instruments, and copied photographs dating 1916 that depict the Calgary Stampede in Calgary, Alberta, including a parade, various events, and First Nations people, including Blackfoot Chief Yellow Horse.

The collection consists of fire insurance maps for the following communities in Alberta:
Alix, 1910
Bawlf, 1910
Blairmore, 1925
Bruce, 1910
Burdett, 1910
Carbon, 1924
Cardson, 1915
Carmangay, 1910
Castor, 1910
Claresholm, 1906
Cochrane, 1908
Coleman, 1905
Daysland, 1924
Didsbury, 1924
Exshaw, 1910
Frank, 1906
Gadsby, 1910
Gleichen, 1916
Grande Prairie, 1916
Hanna, 1922
Hardieville, 1920
Hardisty, 1910
High River, 1915
Holden, 1910
Irma, 1931
Irvine, 1910
Killiam, 1910
Lacombe, 1946
Leduc, 1930
Fort Macleod, 1912
Manville, 1918
Monarch, 1910
Morinville, 1930
Mundare, 1946
Nanton, 1931,
Olds, 1924
Pincher Creek, 1908
Ponoka 1924
Provost, 1924
Redcliffe, 1913
Ryley, 1910
Steller, 1951
Strome, 1931
Taber, 1910
Tofield, 1910
Vegreville, 1930

Fonds consists of the business records of the Open Valley Mutual Telephone Company and includes minutes, notices, voting proxies, certificate of incorporation, agreements, correspondence, annual reports, telephone statistics, annual returns, subscriber lists, shareholders’ guarantees, financial records, subscriber accounts, notes, and maps depicting the area serviced by the Open Valley Mutual Telephone Company.

Fonds consists of the business records of the Pleasant View Mutual Telephone Company and includes correspondence, agreements, Alberta Government Telephone notices, annual returns, share transfers, financial records, receipts, cheque stubs, annual reports, telephone statistics, subscriber accounts, and maps depicting the area serviced by the Pleasant View Mutual Telephone Company.

The fonds consists of a near complete collection of Trollhaugen Camp binders. They were compiled by Astrid Hope, an instructor at the camp. The binders are organized by year and contain information related to the activities that took place at Trollhaugen each summer. The binders contain a variety of teaching materials such as instructional plans, sheet music, craft instructions and templates, language materials, Norwegian folktales, and recipe books.

There are also administrative records including timetables, membership lists, end of year reports, and camp policies and procedures. Within the binders, there is also a large collection of photographs and negatives that depict Trollhaugen participants and camp activities.

The audiovisual records consist of two flash drives and ten DVD-R’s containing additional photographs and promotional materials that document TLAC activities from 2007-2010.