The fonds consists of images of the Canmore Briquettes (1936-1937), the Turner Valley Oilers (1938-1939), and the A-16 Currie Army Team (1940-1941).

The fonds consists of 15 maps and plans of coalmines in the Canmore area of Alberta dating from 1918-1936.

The fonds documents Clayton Willson's career with CPR and consists of images of a CPR train and CPR boats at Arrow Lake, BC (1900), Clayton Willson on a CPR steamer (1908); Clayton Willson and other men in a CPR engine yard in Canmore, Alberta (1912); Clayton Willson inside the cab of the North Passenger Train #2532 behind the Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA) building in Calgary (1912), Alberta; Clayton Wilson in the cab of the North Passenger Train #2532 in front of the Palliser Hotel in Calgary (1929), and a map illustrating the stops and side trails along the track from Calgary to Field, BC [1910].

The collection consists of mining agreements between coal mining unions and coal mines in Alberta dating from 1915 to 1961. Coal mines represented in the collection include the Canadian Collieries Limited, Cadomin Coal Co. Ltd., Canmore Coal Company Limited, Mine Workers Central Union of Estevan and District, Crow's Nest Pass Coal Company, Bighorn and Saunders Creek Collieries, Drumheller and Wayne District Coal Companies, Hillcrest Collieries Ltd., Hinton Collieries Limited, International Coal and Coke Company Limited, McGillivary Creek and Coal Company Limited, Lethbridge Collieries Limited, Luscar Collieries Limited, and McLeod River Hard Coal Co. Limited.

The fonds consists of images, from Canmore, Edson and Cadomin, Alberta, of hunting and hunting camps, a pack train, first aid training, views of Edson, a heated sleigh, the Cadomin baseball team, a mine near Cadomin, and the Red Cross school group.

The collection consists of a photograph for the Camrose Normal School Class, 1924-1925 taken by McDermid Studios, Edmonton and a photograph of the 1921 Edmonton Normal School class taken in 1921 by Langbell Photo.

The fonds consists of images, originally dating ca. 1920 to 1930, of the Canmore Hockey Club.