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The fonds consists of the records of Edgar Gerhart created or received during his tenure as a cabinet minister. The records are divided into the following series:

• Attorney General records
• Minister responsible for Emergency Measures records
• Social Credit leadership records

The fonds consists of the records created and received by Jim Horsman during his tenure as an MLA and cabinet minister. The fonds is divided into the following series:

• Minister of Advanced Education and Manpower records, including records received from his predecessor Bert Hohol when Horsman took office;

• Minister of Federal and Intergovernmental Affairs records, including records received from his predecessors Lou Hyndman and Dick Johnston when Horsman took office;

• Attorney General records; and

• Member of Legislative Assembly records.

The fonds consists of the records of Jim Foster pertaining to his terms as a provincial cabinet minister. The records are divided into the following series:

• Minister of Advanced Education records, including records received by Foster from his predecessors Anders Aalborg, Hugh McKinnon, Raymond Reierson, and Bob Clark as Minster of Education when the advanced education function was part of the Ministry of Education; and

• Attorney General records, including records from his predecessor Merv Leitch that Foster received upon taking office.

The fonds consists of records pertaining to the personal and professional life of John Lymburn, including records related to his family, legal career, and tenure as the Attorney General of Alberta. The fonds is divided into two series:

• Personal and professional records
• Attorney General office records

The fonds consists of the records of Merv Leitch that were created or received during his tenure as a provincial cabinet minister. The fonds includes the following series:

• Attorney General records, including some records of his predecessors Ernest C. Manning and Edgar Gerhart;
• Minister responsible for the Personnel Administration Office; and
• Provincial Treasurer records.

The fonds consists of the records of Neil Crawford created and received during his tenure as a cabinet minister for various provincial ministries. The fonds is divided in the following series:

• Minister of Health and Social Development records, including records received by Crawford by his predecessors Wallace Warren Cross, J. Donovan Ross, and James Henderson as Minister of Public Health and Minister of Health as well as Raymond Speaker as Minister of Public Welfare and Minister of Social Development;

• Minister of Labour records, including some from his predecessor Bert Hohol as Minister of Manpower and Labour; and

• Attorney General records.

The fonds consists of the records used by J.E. Brownlee, including personal photographs, newspaper clippings, and files used while he served as Attorney General of Alberta.

The fonds consists of records created and received during John Hugill's tenure as Attorney General of Alberta. The files include correspondence, minutes of meetings, proposed legislation, policies, financial statements and other records related to the Alberta Liquor Control Board, debt adjustment, health insurance, child welfare, courts, gaols / Jails, the Hillcrest disaster of 1926, the Alberta Provincial Police and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), Social Credit, and liaison activities with various organizations. The records also include Northwest Territory Ordinances: Note on Legislative Sessions (1878-1904).

The fonds consists of the records of Ken Rostad created and received during his terms as a cabinet minister for various government ministries. The fonds includes the following series:

• Solicitor General records, including those of his predecessors Helen Hunley, Ray Farran, Graham Harle, Neil Crawford, and Ian Reid that Rostad received upon taking office;
• Minister responsible for Indigenous affairs records, including some created by his predecessor Milt Pahl; and
• Attorney General records.

The fonds consists of records related to the life and career of Charles W. Cross. The photographs depict Charles W. Cross and the Cross house in Edmonton, Alberta. The textual records were created and received by Charles W. Cross during his tenure as Attorney General of Alberta and include correspondence, reports and other records related to legislation, prisoners, lawyers and the legal profession, railways, vital statistics, doctors and the medical profession, timber, hunting, liquor, and personal matters such as his letter of resignation and last will and testament.