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Fonds consists of minutes and a photograph depicting various items of clothing made in the sewing room of the club, located in the home of Ernest E. and Gertrude Poole.

The collection consists of four photographs of a building located at 10509- 100th Avenue in Edmonton, Alberta taken by an unknown photographer.

The collection consists of a photograph and a glass plate negative featuring two female children seated in front of a piano with a mantle clock sitting on the piano circa 1900. The photographer is unidentified.

The album consists of photographs of Edmonton street scenes and Lake Wabamun in the early 20th century.

The collection consists of nine posters featuring advertisements for commercial products dating from the 1940s such as "Winchester Cigarettes", "Orange Crush", "Five Roses Flour", "Burns Shamrock Cooked Meats", and "Millbank Cigarettes".

The collection consists of material related to candidates from Alberta for the 1968 federal election and includes pamphlets, correspondence, posters, and clippings.

The fonds consists of photographs, correspondence, minutes, regulations, an original oil painting and other material regarding the 19th Alberta Dragoons. Also includes photographs of the men and activities of the 101st Regiment Edmonton Fusiliers. Some circuit photographs and oversize photographs are included in the fonds.

Fonds consists of minutes and financial records of the 4 Point Trucking Co-operative.

The series consists of information about 4-H clubs, including members and non-members. It also contains information and tally sheets relating to 4-H clubs by project.

The series consists of records relating to 4-H Awards and Award Trips.

The series consists of information and correspondence relating to promotions, highway clean-up, and other campaigns and drives.

The series consists of records relating to 4-H Information Services. The records include the 4-H Clubtime T.V. show video tapes and scripts. The records also include general administration of public affairs, slides, contracts, photographs, newspaper clippings, 4-H Clover Leaflet, radio and TV. broadcast and media relations material.

The series consists of records related to committees involving the business unit. The records include agendas, minutes, reports, correspondence, and related documents.

The series relates to contests and competitions coordinated by the business unit. The records may include promotional brochures, competition rules, judging sheets, final results, and correspondence related to the contest or competition.

The series consists of records relating to the organization of the 4-H business unit. The records include policies and procedures for creation of and change in organization, functions, organization charts, reorganization proposals, and related studies.

The series relates to 4-H programs operated by the business unit. The series includes general programs, provincial programs, and special (one-time) programs. The records may include correspondence, reports, brochures, itineraries, plans, press releases, policies, procedures, lists of award winners, and other related documents.

The series consists of reports regarding the business unit's activities. The records include monthly or annual reports; statistics; and member, club, and leader reports.

Fonds consists of list of alphabetical lists of soldiers in the 51st Battalion and reinforcing drafts, correspondence, newspaper clippings, and reunion tickets.

Fonds consists of photocopies of Icelandic Almanacs dated 1912-1914 and 1954, and negatives depicting various Icelandic Canadians.

The fonds contains a Cree Almanack written by Rev. A. C. Garrioch in 1889, and an 1890 letter from Garrioch concerning his missionary work. The almanac includes the Lord’s Prayer, the Creed, and the Ten Commandments written in syllabics.

The fonds consists of a small book of announcements.

Fonds consists of records dating 1912-1973 and includes a report on the Canada Land and Irrigation Company Limited, which contains maps and photographs of areas in Medicine Hat, Alberta, a report entitled The Lost Mine of the Saskatchewan, and a brief history of Medicine Hat. Fonds also includes various photographs relating to engineering, railroads, land and irrigation, and farming.

Fonds consists of negatives dating after 1915 and before 1936, depicting bush pilots, planes, a homestead, and a field hospital (includes nurse Eileen Johnson). Fonds also includes photographs of certificates inscribed to Arthur Massey (Matt) Berry.

The fonds consists of the personal and ministerial records of A. Russell Patrick. The fond is divided into the following series:

• Ministerial records, including those pertaining to the Ministries of Economic Affairs; Industry and Development; and Provincial Secretary; and
• Personal records.

Fonds consists of copies of photographs taken by A. S. Thomson while working as a surveyor on the Inter-provincial Boundary Commission dating circa (ca.) 1913-1921 and includes rafts, packhorses, mountains, ice fields, surveyors and surveying camps and equipment.

Collection consists of operational records for the Continental Coal Corporation Limited (Ltd.) of Grassy Lake, Alberta, personal and business records of Victor W. Campbell who resided in Grassy Lake and Taber, Alberta and who was a shareholder in the Continental Coal Corporation Ltd., personal records of John W. Trusswell, who was a mayor of Taber, and his estate, and miscellaneous records pertaining to the Grassy Lake and Taber, Alberta area. Fonds includes telegrams, correspondence, agreements, resolutions, minutes, notices, shareholder lists, shares, contracts, test hole logs, financial records, survey reports, a postcard, bank books, receipts, insurance policies, advertising posters, shares, income tax returns, tax assessments and notices, employee lists, coal statistics, telephone directories for Taber and Lethbridge, Alberta, newspaper clippings about F. Hallworth and the history of Taber and Grassy Lake, Alberta Briquetting Corporation Ltd. shares, and maps depicting Taber subdivisions and the mines of Victor W. Campbell, Continental Coal Corporation Ltd. Fonds also includes photographs depicting images in Lethbridge and Taber, Alberta and includes bridges, street views, Alberta Brewery, construction of Knight Sugar Factory, a church, and a photograph copy of a letter written from Lorenzo Snow to William Pierson of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.

The fonds consists of records regarding the formation, operation and liquidation of Abasand Oils Limited, including agreements, correspondence, financial records, auditor’s reports, share register, reports, newspaper clippings, maps and blueprints.

Fonds consist of the business records of the ABC Investment Club and includes membership lists, financial records, constitution, minutes, reports, newspaper clippings, correspondence and various other records pertaining to investment principles and opportunities.

The fonds consists of a copy of an unfinished account of Abel Weekes’ journey to the Klondike. The account details transportation, diet, disease, climate, encounters with First Nations Peoples, and geography.

Fonds consists of minutes dating March 1893 to January 1899 of Aberdeen School District Number 291. The fonds also includes a list of ratepayers.

The fonds consists of 31 photographs, dating from the 1960’s, of patients, staff, and activities at the Aberhart Memorial Sanatorium taken by an unidentified photographer.

Fonds consists of Abraham Shnitka’s personal records including Alberta Government calendars and posters, William Aberhart’s handwritten notes about chess given to Shnitka by Aberhart’s wife, and a photograph of William Aberhart.

The fonds consists of negatives, slides, photographs and films shot by A.C. Lynn and Amy Zelmer including the Alberta Coal Branch, coal transportation, coal mines, the Edmonton Exhibition, the Castle Hotel fire (in Edmonton), a conference in Banff, the North Western Pulp and Power plant in Hinton, Fort McMurray, an archeological dig at Fort George, a painting class, Inuit Child Development, (produced by the International Communications Institute) and a film by Amy Zelmer (and Harold Alston) about Fort Mackay.

The collection contains a variety of materials, purchased from Academic Books in five purchases over a decade. The collection includes an unpublished manuscript (1908) written by Alexander MacKenzie on the Peace River District covering the years 1793-1908. The next is a typed letter from R.B. Bennet to John Stocks (1905), the then-Deputy Commissioner of Public Works of the North-West Territories (which included present-day Alberta and Saskatchewan at the time). This letter concerned the rising waters that were beginning to circumvent the Elbow River Bridge in Calgary.

Other records include North-West Territories Gazettes (Volume 18, Numbers 7-14, 1901), a HBC census record of the Saskatchewan District (1872), a HBC census record from the Athabasca District (1873), and a small ledger book used in Dunvegan with several pages at the end used by a child to practice letters and drawing (1891-1925). Attached to the census of the Athabasca District is also a document noting the “division of the Chipewyan Nation” according to the Census taken.

The fonds consists of audiovisual records for ACCESS TV programs and series over the course of the station's history. There are also textual records that consist of educational material designed to complement the educational programming. There are also microfiche that contain scans of production files for nearly 300 ACCESS TV productions.

The fonds consists of photographs taken during Achilles Schmid's travels down the Athabasca River in 1912. The photographs feature images of Athabasca Landing, limestone, First Nations, rapids, Athabasca Valley, a moose hunt, a portage, boat travel, an oil derrick, Pelican Rapids, tar sands, Fort McMurray, the Athabasca Oil Company, Hudson's Bay Company scows, dog teams, wintery landscapes, Calling Lake, a school house at Lac La Biche, the Northwest Mounted Police Station at Lac La Biche, and settlers of Lac La Biche. The fonds also includes photographs and negatives copied by the Provincial Archives of Alberta for the purpose of displaying the material in the Achilles Schmid fonds.

The fonds consists of an Annual Reports (1981, 1994); Official Board Minutes (1965-2002); Session minutes (1966-1983); Membership List (1917-2003); Historic Rolls (1909-1998, includes rolls for Acme United and Zion United Churches); Financial Records (1950-1993); United Church Women Financial records (1969-1994); Newsletter (1963); History of the charge between the years 1909 and 1940 (1940); and Historical Data (1910-1986).

The fonds consists of Annual Reports (1981-1993 with gaps); Official Board minutes (1916, 1956); Board of Managers minutes (1917-1959); Board of Stewards minutes (1960-1995); Session minutes (1927-1950, 1960-1964, 1983-1995); Congregational meeting minutes (1910-1998, includes minutes for Acme United Church (1998-)); Register (Presbyterian/United) of Baptisms (1910-1911, 1917-1922), Marriages (1910-1927), and burials (1910-1927); Register (United) of Baptisms (1931-2000), Marriages (1927-2000), and Burials (1927-2000) (Includes entries for Acme United Church (1998-)); Communion Roll (1910-1958); Ladies' Aid records (1920-1933); Women's Association records (1953-1961); Women's Missionary Society records (1926-1961); United Church Women records (1962-1982); Orders of Service (1970, 1975); Newsletters (1985-1986); Pamphlet (1985).

The fonds consists of Official Board Minutes (1998-2000); Register of Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials (1998-2000, includes entries for Acme United Church (1909-1998)); and Congregational Meeting minutes (1998-2002, includes Congregational Meeting minutes for Acme United Church (1909-1998)).

The series relates to how the Action on Waste program assisted municipalities and industries in the reduction of solid waste in landfills. The records include background information, correspondence, publications and newsletters, Annual Reports of the Alberta Environmental Research Trust, and information and publications from the Alberta Waste Management Exchange.

Fonds consists of a letter written by Ted Sparks to Mrs. Gibson, a copy of an autobiographical sketch entitled A Pioneer Mother, written by Mrs. R.E. Sparks, a short biographical sketch about George Stanton, and a copy of the Stanton School District No. 1920 60th Anniversary Reunion booklet, dating 1969, which contains excerpts of minutes from the school district meetings, a township map, and a list of teachers who taught at the school.

The fonds consists of images of Cadillac mine buildings, tipple and hoist gear at Cadillac mine, and C.S. Donaldson (instructor) and his class (night school for mine examiner exams) at Westminster School in Lethbridge.

The fonds includes a transcript of the reminiscences of William Wilkes Andrews regarding the Grouard area of Alberta, and transcribed letters from William Wilkes Andrews dating from 1949 to 1955 to Harriet, hospital residents and his sister about life in Alberta. The material was transcribed by Adelle Luebke.

The fonds consists of material pertaining to Adolf Fimrite's political career and includes a letter in Ukrainian from Adolph Fimrite to residents of the Spirit River Constituency regarding the plans of the Social Credit Government for the next five years and a letter in English to the residents of the Spirit River Constituency addressing the need for the former letter.

The fonds consists of the personal records of Adrian Hope and includes day to day journals, a Metis Association of Alberta membership card, correspondence, the poem “The Fate of Jim Brady,” an audio recording of a CBC program where Adrian Hope discussed Metis and his own history, an interview with Adrian Hope conducted by Terry Lusty, and an audio recording of the Saddle Lake Indian Days.

The fonds consists of records from the estate of Adrien Clément La Rivière and includes a share certificate for the Dunvegan Townsite Company, Limited, a contract agreement between Adrien and the Hudson's Bay Company, correspondence and reports about railways for Grouard, prospecting for the Edmonton Stock Yards Company, Limited, a Grouard Board of Trade pamphlet, cheques, financial statement for the town of Grouard, notes, a letter from secretary-treasurer of Grouard, a nominal roll of recruits from Edmonton for the 233rd Battalion of the Canadian Expeditionary Force and a photograph of Peace River at Dunvegan with Adrien in foreground.

The fonds consists of records relating to Adrien Tremblay’s thesis, “The development of scales from a pupil biographical inventory and their usefulness as predictors of academic achievement,” and includes a copy of his thesis, a draft of his thesis, and research notes and materials.

The fonds consists of the operational files of the Advisory Board on Objectionable Publications pertaining to its mandate to review magazines and tabloids and to prevent the sale and distribution of unsuitable materials in Alberta. The files date from 1954 to 1973 and include correspondence from 1979 inquiring about a decision made by the Advisory Board in 1973. The files comprise a copy of Order-in-Council 1801/54 creating the Advisory Board; minutes of meetings; correspondence with the Government of Alberta regarding appointments to the Advisory Board; expense claim files; correspondence of the Chair and Secretary of the Advisory Board with libraries, magazine distributors, and the general public about the Board’s activities; history of the Advisory Board; examples of publications considered by the Advisory Board; publications proposed and produced by the Advisory Board, such as pamphlets and film scripts; newspaper clippings, article offprints and other resource materials produced by other organizations about objectionable publications and publication codes; and speeches and news releases pertaining to the Advisory Board’s public awareness activities.

The fonds consists of records pertaining to the operation of A.E. Jones' farm in Fenn, Alberta including Weekly Farm Records and Journal of Receipts and Expenses dating from 1926, a Farmer's Account Book dating from 1930, and a letter bequeathing A.E. Jones' property to E. Mary Jones dating from 1935.

The fonds consists of a history of the Dorothy Mutual Telephone Company written by A.F. Mashon in 1970.

The fonds consists of material relating to the history of the Francophone community and women’s rights in Alberta, either collected or created by Agathe Gaulin. It also includes administrative records from associations where Agathe Gaulin volunteered or worked, such as the Association canadienne-française de l’Alberta, Cité Francophone, Fédération des aînés franco-albertains.

The series consists of records created by Herbert Greenfield during his term as Alberta’s Agent-General in London from 1927-1931. The files contain correspondence and programs pertaining to advertising and newspaper articles, promotional tours, Premier J.E. Brownlee and the Executive Council, British and Canadian businesses and organizations such as the British Empire League, recruitment of doctors, land settlement, and Alberta resources and industries including bituminous sands, oil, dairy, barley malting, coal, agriculture, timber, flax straw and fur farming.

The fonds consists of 34 transcription discs played on the Armed Forces Station in the Yukon during the construction of the Alaskan Highway dating from 1942-1943.

The fonds consists of photographs of Alberta including the sites of Edmonton, Gull Lake, Lake Louise, and Banff taken by Agnes Mary Whitney and Helen Gertrude Whitney in the 1920s. The fonds also contains some photographs of family members taken by Agnes Mary Whitney and Helen Gertrude Whitney in the 1920s.

The series consists of records resulting from the Branch's role in coordinating committee member appointments, maintaining records, and providing current information and training. The records include appeal minutes, establishing orders, board membership, recommendations, and other related documents.

The series consists of reports and statistics pertaining to agricultural economics. The files include annual statistics for various agricultural commodities, fact sheets, manuals, and other reports produced or used for reference by the business unit. The records also include bound ledgers of annual statistics for livestock (1921-1970) and field crops (1905-1943).

The series consists of reference materials assembled from various branches within the Department of Agriculture to support outreach and information about agriculture in Alberta. The records include photographs, photograph albums, negatives and lantern slides of department staff and events, meetings and banquets, weeds, crops, livestock, poultry, field crops, buildings at demonstration farms, rural life, creameries and other agricultural industries. The series also includes maps of crop production, plans of irrigation and drainage projects, pest control areas, and proposed community pastures; posters of farm equipment, production statistics, and Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Act projects; and blueprints of experimental plots at the Olds Demonstration Farm, the Stock Show Pavilion, and a dairy barn. The records also include reports about the use of straw (1948), the sugar beet industry (ca. 1956-1957), pamphlets regarding agricultural pests, brochures as well as miscellaneous correspondence from the Agriculture Development Corporation.

The collection consists of photographic portraits of members of the Alberta Agricultural Hall of Fame.

The series consists of publications generated by Communications. The records include books, reports, histories, divisional and branch annual reports, and guides.

The series includes records that document the Department’s relationship with Agricultural Societies. The records include case files, reports of annual meetings, fiscal statements, grant approvals, officer listings, correspondence, fidelity bonds, indemnity bonds, exhibition materials, and promotional materials. The records also include blueprints of multipurpose structures built by agricultural societies, 1973-1983.

The series consists of financial ledgers maintained by the Accounts Branch of the Department of Agriculture pertaining to provincial farms, schools of agriculture, and motor vehicles. The files also include inventories of farm and school equipment and records related to insurance at Schools of Agriculture.

The series consists of briefing books prepared for the Minister, Deputy Minister or other senior officials attending meetings or conferences related to agricultural issues. The books may contain correspondence, agenda, statistics, and position papers related to the subjects addressed at a particular conference or meeting.

The series consists of records of the Home Studies Program. The program is responsible for coordinating the development, marketing, and distribution of educational course materials for agri-business and farm operators. The program works in cooperation with non-governmental agencies. The records include copies of courses, final exams, course surveys, and financial information.

The collection consists of two poster prints featuring agricultural scenes dating from ca. 1940 and a poster print featuring King George V dating from ca. 1940. The artist of the prints is unknown.

The series consists of the Agri-News newsletter, press releases, and other related documents.

Fonds consists of a scrapbook dating 1928-1953 that contains newspaper clippings, photographs, correspondence, invitations, programmes, and various issues of the Central Alberta Sanatorium’s newsletter.

Fonds consists of manuscripts written by A.H. McQuarrie about different events in Alberta’s history and photographs of various areas throughout Alberta.

These records consist of family home movies and recordings of mushera, Urdu poetry readings organized as cultural events for the Pakistani community in Edmonton.

The fonds consists of a history of the Eli Beamer Smith family written by Aimée Hill in 1985 and seven photographs featuring a flood in Edmonton that occurred in 1915 taken by an unidentified photographer.

This series relates to air quality monitoring units, stations, and networks. The records include correspondence, information about emissions monitoring, maps, photographs, site descriptions, and reports.

The series relates to air quality monitoring programs, program development, post program review and analysis, information about air quality issues and strategies, and reports from other jurisdictions.

The series relates to air quality monitoring special studies and surveys. The records include correspondence, final reports, summaries, monitoring schedules, copies of complaints, industry notifications, reports from other jurisdictions, photographs and slides.

The fonds consist of administrative records of the ACWBPA, including minutes, correspondence, financial records, and annual reports of the association. The fonds also includes applications and reports regarding the ACWBPA’s four Community Lottery Board grants, as well as records relating to the construction and management of the Airdrie Chinook Winds Ball Park.

The fonds consists of scripts, contracts, invoices, technical session information logs, general correspondence, proposals and other production records of Airworks Media, Machine Shop Studio, Goede Studios and Goede Creative. Also includes 280 Beta, 3/4" and VHS videotapes of commercials, training videos and promotional videos, some of which are finished products, and some of which are components. Also includes 475 - 1/4" reel to reel audio tapes of commercials, public service announcements and jingles, some of which are finished products and some of which are components. Also included are 200 photographs of court buildings in Alberta, both interior and exterior shots.

The fonds consists of records relating to A.L. Wilk’s interest in ornithology and includes migration notes, note cards, notices of dead birds, and “A Provisional List of the Birds of Alberta” prepared by William Rowan for the Edmonton Bird Club. The fonds also includes image of Frank L. Farley, Frank’s great-nephew Farley Mowat and A.L. Wilk in Churchill, Manitoba, originally dating from 1936.

The fonds consists of the memoirs of Mrs. Robert Holmes covering the period of 1902, typed and edited by Mrs. Victor C. Hint of Beaverlodge circa 1964; a photograph of Reverend Hugh Speke of Grande Prairie dating from 1915; and a news clipping noting the death of Mrs. Robins, wife of the former Reverend E.F. Robbins, dating from 1940.

The fonds consists of records created by Mr. Ridge in pursuance of his role as the Provincial Archivist of Alberta, documenting what he thought to be important or mandatory transfers of records to the Archives. Also included in the fonds are the personal papers of Mr. Ridge that, for the majority, were created as a result of his active involvement in the national and international archival community. The fonds consists of two series: Personal papers, and Records of the Provincial Archivist.

The fonds consists of an undergraduate thesis written by Alan Dakin entitled A Study of Log Construction in the Vicinity of Carrot Creek, Alberta. The thesis contains three binders featuring photographs of log constructions with detailed descriptions of building techniques as well as the names of the builders and dates of construction.

The fonds consists of images, originally dating from 1927 to 1933, of the students of the Royal School of Cavalry (maintained by the Lord Strathcona's Horse) at the Mewata Armoury in Calgary, officers of the 23rd Field Battalion of the Canadian Artillery, soldiers of the 91st Field Battalion of the Canadian Artillery at Sarcee Camp, and a group portrait of the award-winning 15th Canadian Light Horse Machine Gun Troop.

The fonds consists of a circuit photograph featuring the soldiers of the # 11 Equipment Depot, Royal Canadian Air Force in Calgary, Alberta, reflecting Alan Stewart's Fitzsimmons' military career.

The fonds consists of church registers of baptisms (1919-1925), marriages (1917-1925), and burials (1919-1925); circuit register (1920-1924); members and adherents (1914-1925); cash books (1922-1925); and a Ladies' Aid treasurer's book (1915-1922).

The fonds consists of a research paper covering the period 1781-1990, edited by the Albers family, on the history of the Svenskbybo-people. It also includes a detailed genealogy of the Albers family and it holds a few family members’ memoirs on World War II and farming life in Alberta. These memoirs were transcribed from audiotaped interviews not preserved by the family.

Fonds consists of records pertaining to Albert Allbright and includes a newspaper clipping, a nominal roll of members of the 14th Canadian Field Ambulance at Witley Camp, and a panorama photograph of the 14th Canadian Field Ambulance, CEF at Witley Camp in Surrey England.

The fonds consists of two diplomas inscribed to Albert Crux originating from the Alberta College of Physicians and Surgeons in 1907, and the University of Toronto in 1911.

The fonds consists of 2 audio cassette recordings of an oral history conducted by the Old Strathcona Foundation with Albert Donnelly.

Fonds consists of photographic and mechanically produced postcards, photographs, negatives, and a photograph album depicting various images including Albert Orpwood, the Calgary Normal School, construction, railroads, log cabins, oil wells, women, children, soldiers, agricultural machinery, farm scenes, buildings, cars, bridges, houses, barns, Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) officers, street views, airplanes, snow blowers, churches, a sports team, and a wedding. Fonds also includes booklet, containing a commercial map of Alberta and historical sketch, produced by CJCA Broadcasting Station.

The fonds consists of records related to Albert Johnson’s time at the Charles Camsell Hospital in Edmonton and includes reunion programs, The Camsell Mosaic history book and a letter on contributing to it, Veteran’s Hospital newspapers, and photographs of patients and nurses.

The fonds consists of colour images, originally dating 1955 to 1960, of the Pelican Rapids gas well and remnants of a boiler, and the Pelican Spruce Mills sawmill.

The fonds consists of a photo album created by Kvarnberg that documents his time working on the Canol Project. The photos depict transportation of supplies via portage, riverboat, and Caterpillar trains through the bush of northern Alberta and the North West Territories. There are also photos of camps and towns along the supply route, including Fort McMurray, Waterways, Norman Wells, Fitzgerald, Fort Smith and others. There are also images of pipeline and supply depots as well as U.S. soldiers and Indigenous people supporting the Canol Project.

There is also one photograph of the 1935-1936 Luscar Hockey Club. Kvarnberg’s connection to this team is unclear, as he was not listed on the photograph as a team member.

The textual records consist of a brief, hand-written explanation of the photos written by Kvarnberg and three articles about the history of the Canol Project from Arctic Journal, Alberta Oil magazine, and the Hougen family history website.

The fonds includes three photographs. The photographs depict different views of activities occurring at Benesch's sawmill, located at Lobstick Jct [Junction], including: - a shot of men posing around a saw, logs and cut planks; - lumber piles and a horse and cart carrying lumber; - and a view of log piles taken from Auto road.

Fonds consists of a copied oral history of Piotr Topczewski, a polish farmer in Hansen Corner, Alberta, conducted by Albert S. LaRue, copies of the Alberta citizens registration covenant dating ca. 1932, photographs depicting the Holy Family Seminary at St. Albert, Alberta, the first St. Albert city council, and various stores and hotels in Edmonton, St. Albert, Athabasca, Alberta, dating 1900-1908. It includes also a photograph of the store (built 1908) owned by Segismond and Theodore LaRue in Winterburn and the residence of Theodore LaRue (built 1913), with Athala LaRue in doorway.

The fonds consists of images of the Alberta Avenue Community League hockey team (1928), the H.A. Gray Public School Skating Relay Champions (1930), the Edmonton Capitals hockey team (1930-1931) and the Canadian Hockey Club (1934-1935).

Fonds consists of panoramic photographs depicting views of Edmonton, Alberta.

The fonds consists of images copied from glass negatives, originally dating 1916-1918, primarily of the Sedgewick, Alberta area, including a horse and cart, horse and sleigh, a girl and her doll, grain elevators, horse racing, Sports Days, buildings, farms, a baptism, musicians, harvesting, school construction, automobiles, a tractor, a sail boat, horses; also included are images of the Sports Day in Killam, Alberta and a view of Killam. Some of the glass negatives from which copies were made were quite damaged and this is reflected in the copies that were made.

The fonds consists of 4 ration books belonging to Albert Williams, and 16 photographs of saw mills, farms, and fires dating from 1924-1968.

The collection consists of 16 hours of audio recordings capturing the Alberta 2005 Conference. The fonds also includes the accompanying typed transcripts dating from 1988.

The fonds consists of materials pertaining to the activities of the Alberta Agricultural Centennial Committee in 1967. It includes programs, pamphlets, bulletins, and two blueprints documenting the burial of a centennial cairn.

The fonds consists of records of the Alberta Agricultural Products Marketing Council. Established in 1965, the Council is responsible for supervising the operations and facilitating the establishment of agricultural marketing boards and commissions. The Council's mission, in administering the legislation under the Marketing of the Agricultural Products Act, is to enable commodity organizations to assist producers in their efforts to be more profitable and globally competitive in expanding Alberta's agriculture and food industry. The Appeal Tribunal under the Act is also administered by the Council. The records include correspondence, reports, agreements, policies, procedures, agendas, minutes, cardex, working papers, and related documents.

The series relates to the Agriculture Hall of Fame Committee or Selection Panel. The Alberta Agriculture Hall of Fame was created in 1951 to recognize individuals on a biennial cycle who have made significant contributions to the agriculture and food industry and to the development and sustainability of rural life in Alberta. Alberta Agriculture and Forestry ceremonially inducts up to 3 individuals every 2 years. The Selection Panel is appointed by the Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Forestry and is comprised of a cross-section of panelists representing Alberta's agriculture industry. The records include awardee case files and related documents.