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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.

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 material relating to the history of the Francophone community and women’s rights in Alberta, either collected or created by Agathe Gaulin. It 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, Fédération des communautés francophones et acadienne, Alliance des femmes de la francophonie canadienne, Fédération nationale des femmes canadiennes-françaises, Centre éducatif communautaire de l'Alberta, Salon d'histoire de la francophonie albertaine, Héritage franco-albertain, Fédération Jeunesse de l'Alberta. Also included are identified photographs of preeminent members or friends of the Francophone community in Alberta.

The fonds consists of the records of the Alberta Farm Women’s Network, and includes bylaws, incorporation records, correspondence, minutes, reports, membership lists, grant applications, conference records, Farm Women of the Year applications, financial statements and accounts, newsletters, two computer disks, and photographs of Farm Women of the Year and Alberta Farm Women’s Network members and events.

The fonds consists of a variety of executive records from the Alberta Healthcare Auxiliaries Association, as well as its predecessor organizations; the Alberta Hospital Auxiliaries Association and the Associated Auxiliaries of Hospitals of Alberta. The records include meeting agendas and minutes, annual reports, by-laws, grant applications, auxiliary histories, financial records, statistics, scrapbooks, membership lists, correspondence, colour transparencies and photographs of events and hospitals, contest winners, and newsletters. The fonds includes three series: the Provincial Records series, the Regional Histories series, and the Local Auxiliary Histories series.

The fonds consists of records pertaining to the Alberta Home Economics Association - Edmonton Area Branch including constitutions, bylaws, general meeting minutes, executive meeting minutes, annual meeting minutes, executive and committee reports, financial records, membership lists, correspondence, newspaper clippings, newsletters and Canadian Home Economics Association newsletters.

The fonds consists of records related to ALHI’s mandate to collect and preserve oral histories from Albertan workers. Each video and audio cassette contains an oral history and is identified by date, participant, and subject matter. There are multiple copies on different media of most of the oral history recordings, with digital copies backed up on the 4 hard disk drives. The textual records consist of signed release forms completed by the participants, which stipulate that the recordings may be disseminated for research purposes and made publically available.

As a whole, there are dozens of different oral histories on a variety of labour-related topics including union activism (with a host of unions represented), the experiences of women in the work force, the experiences of visible minorities in the work force, and significant events such as strikes, lock-outs, organizing campaigns, and the daily lives of Albertan workers.

Fonds consists of records pertaining to the formation and operation of the Alberta Status of Women Action Committee including correspondence, by-laws, newsletters, reports, articles, financial records, minutes, publications, and audio-visual records. The fonds also consists of the records of RATJAM (origin of this acronym could not be located), an unofficial sub-committee of ASWAC. The fonds has been divided into the following series: Audio-visual records; Political and women’s issues articles and other material; Affiliated organizations’ records; Financial records; Correspondence; Publications and other material; Committee records; Conference records; Board records; and RATJAM records.

The fonds consists of the records created and kept by the Alberta Women’s Archives Association and its predecessors between 1977 and 2013. Records include materials related to the group’s outreach activities and special projects in women’s archival representation in Alberta; administrative documents relating to the governance of the Association and its members; financial records of the Association; and communications and publicity materials created by the Association.

The fonds consists of records which have been created in the process of maintaining, training and advancing the role of women and their work in the province of Alberta. The material is arranged in the following series: Provincial records; District records; Local records and Miscellaneous.

The fonds consists of the records of the Alberta Women's Liberal Association and includes material pertaining to the 20th Century Women's Liberal Club of Edmonton. The material consists of a scrap book documenting the activities of the Club, clippings, objectives and bylaws of the Club, financial records, membership lists, and correspondence, and minutes dating from 1938 to 1956.

The fonds consists of two diaries of Alda Dale Randall, primarily from the 1920s, which include accounts of her life as well as short stories. The diaries serve as a good example of the reuse of writing materials which had previously served another purpose.

The fonds consists of a single diary, approximately 220 pages in length, handwritten by Alice Gee from January 1, 1901 to August 20, 1902. It provides detail on rural life in the Strathcona area of the North-West Territories in the early 20th century, as well as lists of letters sent and received by the author, newspapers received, attendees at social functions, and dates of frost at the author’s farm.

Fonds consists of records of the All Women Campaign Committee pertaining to the 1983 civic election campaign for Louise Swift including minutes, correspondence, financial statements, transcripts of interviews, photographs, debriefing cassettes and transcriptions, newsletters, and campaign pamphlets.

The fonds consists of recorded interviews conducted by Alma Taft on various topics, including medical research, employment, falconry, and student activism.

The fonds consists of a Misericordia Hospital (Edmonton) graduation diploma, convocation programs and nurse’s prayer, an Alberta Association of Registered Nurses registration certificate; news clippings, correspondence, citations, photographs, and memorabilia from Alyce Rowswell Schroeder’s career.

The fonds consists of a scrapbook containing commercially produced cards, postcards and other ephemera.

The fonds consists of Dr. Ann Hall's research material for her book The Girl and the Game: A History of Women's Sport in Canada. The fonds includes newspaper and magazine clippings, theses and dissertations, profiles of various athletes and athletic organizations, copies of materials from various archives and the Sports Hall of Fame.

Fonds consists of a membership card for the National Women's Relief Society of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints made out to Leah A. Burgess, and a temporary receipt issued to Phil Evans from the Ward Building Fund.

The fonds consists of loose scrapbook pages, compiled by Anna MacLaren, of newspaper articles about unionism, labour organizations, labour legislation, minimum wages, the Hotel and Restaurant Employees’ International Alliance Local No. 198 and Anna MacLaren.

The fonds consists of audio recordings entitled “Early Women of Edmonton and District;” the research for the recordings was done in about 1936, but the recordings were not made until the 1950s.

The fonds contains a pamphlet and photos, all of which were collected by Anne MacLane. The pamphlet was given to Anne's father, George Herrald, by the mayor of Moncton, New Brunswick. It was given to returning Canadian soldiers upon their return from Europe.

The photographs include photographs from the Frolic Club, of King Edward School students, of Edmonton Boy Scouts, and of an Edmonton swimming pool.

Fonds consists of personal reminiscences by Anne Roseborough about her experiences traveling west and homesteading near Vermilion, Alberta. Fonds also includes a photograph of Anne and Samuel Roseborough on their homestead with W.B. Cameron.

The fonds consists of seven “Calahoo News” scrapbooks compiled by Annie Norris. The scrapbooks primarily contain newspaper clippings about the Calahoo community, its members, local weddings, anniversaries, births, obituaries, sports, weather, local politics and the Women’s Institute. As well, the scrapbooks have some correspondence, programs, stories, cards, a postcard, and photographs of community members, weddings, school classes, grain elevators, farming and other images relating to Calahoo.

Fonds consists of minutes of Asker Ladies Aid.

The fonds consists of records relating to Mrs. Dean's involvement and interest in the Liberal party, and includes correspondence, Christmas cards from Pierre E. Trudeau, a copy of The Constitution and the People of Canada, material from Alberta Liberal Party conventions, newsletters from Alberta Liberal Senators, news releases and newsletters from the Alberta Liberal Party and photographs of Avis Dean with Nick Taylor and his wife Peg.

The fonds reflects the Baltzan family's activities in the Edmonton Jewish community. The fonds consists of newspapers of the Israelite Press dating from the 1960's, Edmonton Hebrew Mutual Loan Association Certificates dating from 1927-1944, Jewish Federation of Edmonton Committee Lists 1938-1939, Talmud Torah Executive Committee Minutes 1940's to 1950's, Mother's Auxiliary Financial Statements of Talmud Torah 1940's and 1950's, Edmonton Hebrew Corporation bylaws, Edmonton Jewish Community Council Constitution and reports to the President and members of the council dating from the 1950's, Congregation of Beth Israel pamphlets dating from the 1940's and 1950's, Edmonton Jewish Community Council bylaws dating from 1962, photographs of Jewish community leaders, photographs of Jewish religious leaders, photographs of various women's groups dating from the 1940's, photographs of new groundbreaking for Chevra Kadisha dating from the from the1960's, Zionist convention photographs dating from 1940's, records relating to fundraising Tree in Israel dating from the 1940's, correspondence related to Jewish heritage projects dating from the 1970's, a history of Hinda Baltzan, photographs of Baltzans dating from the 1920's to the 1940's. The fonds also contains various records of the Talmud Torah including the following records: registration lists dating from 1930's to 1950's, an information booklet, Board of Education Correspondence dating from 1940's, 1950's, school letters, ledgers, invoices, exams, student marks, education brochures, receipts, workbooks, schedules and time tables dating from the 1940's and 1950's, photographs of school activities dating from the 1940's and 1950's, minutes of the Talmud Torah dating from 1912-1961, and records relating to an addition of the Talmud Torah dating from the 1950's. The fonds also contains photographs of an individuals interacting with First Nations Peoples of the area dating from 1920.

Fonds consists of letters written by Barbara Alice Slater (Bas) to friends Ellen and Liliana ("Lily Anna") Clement of Wantage in Berkshire, England. The letters describe homestead life in detail and originate from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, and a variety of Alberta communities including Berry Creek, Baraca and Stoppington. Fonds also includes a photograph of Liliana Clement, a copy negative of Bas and her autograph book.

Fonds consists of records relating to Beatrice Lefroy’s personal interests as well as records relating to the activities of the Willing Workers Women’s Auxiliary. The fonds has been divided into two series: Personal records and Willing Workers Women’s Auxiliary.

Fonds consists of copied photographs dating circa (ca.) 1909 to 1934 that depict members of the Hanson family, Calgary Laundry Limited employees, and pioneer women from the Jewish community. Fonds also includes a copied photograph that depicts Leo Goelman, a principal of the Talmud Torah school.

The fonds consists of minutes and membership lists of the Bellerose Harmony Club originally dating from 1921 to 1923.

Fonds consists of copied records dating 1922-1926 and includes minutes, financial records and membership lists.

The fonds consists of invitations, correspondence, concert programs, information about the Edmonton Art Club including membership lists, constitutions and catalogues, a Constitution and bylaws of the Women’s Canadian Club of Edmonton, an Edmonton Civic Opera Society’s Tenth Year Anniversary souvenir book, newspaper clippings about the Edmonton Art Club and about Bérangère Mercier, and a photograph of the first airmail flight from Calgary to Lethbridge, in 1931. Also included are an oil painting and a collage of Edmonton matchbook covers.

The fonds consists of the records of the Edmonton Area chapters and the Edmonton Area Council, and have been divided into the following sous-fonds: Alpha Mu Chapter, Alpha Nu Chapter, Beta Chapter, Chi Chapter, Edmonton Area Council of Beta Sigma Phi, Iota Chapter, Nu Chapter, Nu Phi Mu Chapter, Omega Chapter, Preceptor Epsilon Chapter, Preceptor Gamma Chapter, Xi Chapter, Xi Alpha Chapter, Xi Epsilon Chapter, Xi Mu Chapter, Xi Sigma Chapter, and Xi Theta Chapter.

The fonds consists of the ephemera and records of Miss Beth Witherbe, and includes photographic postcards and photographs of friends, family, automobiles, floats, tennis, horses and carriages, a photographs album with 16 photographs of camping scenes, Vermilion School of Agriculture memorabilia, music programs, cards, a dance card, invitations and name tags, movie programs, a calendar, Vermilion Live Stock Protective Association Brand Books, a dry cleaning guide, banquet menus, newspaper clippings and family history information.

The fonds consists of an image of Dr. James Naismith and Percy Page dating from 1929 and a composite image of the Edmonton Commercial Graduates Basketball Team, with team members from 1921 to 1940.

Fonds consists of the business records of Beulah Home and includes minutes, financial records, an audio recording, and scrapbooks compiled by Mary A. Finlay which include newspaper clippings, correspondence, testimonials from former Beulah Home residents, reports, statistics minutes, programmes, invitations, transcripts of radio broadcasts, postcards, telegrams, and photographs.

The collection consists of the minutes and financial records of the Bon Accord School District, the minutes and bylaws of the Bon Accord Literary Society, minutes of the Bon Accord Society of Equity, financial records of the Bon Accord and Sturgeon Valley Threshing Company, minutes and financial records of the Bon Accord Women’s Institute, family histories, and photographs of Bon Accord subjects.

The collection consists of images from Ryley, Alberta, most of which were used in Beaver Tales: History of Ryley & District and includes buildings, businesses (including blacksmiths and drug stores), schools, barns, harvesting, house transportation, store interiors, coal mining, a coal dock, automobiles, horses, wagons, sleighs, businessmen, a traveling salesman, students, local residents, and local families.

The fonds consists of records created by Marjorie Bowker and Wilbur Bowker. These papers show their involvement in legal, social and political issues in Alberta and Canada. The fonds holds family papers, speeches and writings, material created by Marjorie Bowker’s position as a judge, media interviews and various photo albums. The fonds includes two series: Marjorie Bowker records and Wilbur Bowker records.

The fonds consists of material created by John, Ruby, and Donald K. Campbell and includes mathematics manuscripts, poetry, correspondence, memoirs, and photographs related to Edmonton sites and events, the First World War, the University of Alberta, the Alaska Highway, and Northwestern Utilities.

Fonds consists of correspondence by Nellie McClung and Emily Murphy to members of the Canadian Daughters League.

The fonds consists mainly of administrative records created by the Canadian Federation of University Women, Edmonton. However, the local, provincial, national, and international levels of the organization are all represented in the fonds. Most of the records in the fonds have been arranged into four series: Canadian Federation of University Women, Edmonton; Canadian Federation of University Women, Alberta Council; Canadian Federation of University Women, National; and International Federation of University Women. This arrangement is based on the record keeping practice of the Edmonton organization.

The fonds is comprised of records of the Canadian Federation of University Women and its members. Records from several committees and sub-groups, such as the Academic Awards Fund Committee and the Environment Group are included in separate sub-series. Records from the Edmonton organization include annual returns, bank statements, reports, calendars, board duty descriptions, bylaw committee reports, presentation records, and a scrapbook with collected stories, obituaries, member profiles, photographs, and assorted newsprint clippings.

Some other records in the fonds represent those which were collected by donors in the process of collecting CFUW records. These include the two CD-Rs, which are labeled as containing a “State of Natural Areas Edmonton Report” and the “2012 donation slip.” This also includes one of the VHS tapes, labeled as a “Big Lake Discovery Centre Promo Video.”

Fonds consists of records pertaining to the Girl Guide movement in general, as well as records of the Canadian Girl Guides Association, Alberta Council. These records include newspaper clippings, published material, minutes, reports, directories, correspondence, diaries, photographs, postcards, negatives and posters. The fonds has been divided into the following series: Newspaper clippings; Published material; Periodicals; Annual Reports; Business records; Correspondence; Camps and Scrapbooks; Lone Guides; Photographs; Miscellaneous records.

The fonds consists of records maintained, collected, and created by the Canadian Voice of Women for Peace, Alberta Branch including correspondence, membership lists, newsletters, reports, and articles. In particular, the fonds documents the Alberta Branch's investigation into the chemical and biological warfare research and testing occurring at Canadian Forces Base in Suffield, Alberta.

The fonds consists of records maintained, collected, and created by the Canadian Women's Press Club, Edmonton Branch including by-laws, minutes, correspondence, financial records, reports, membership information, speeches, newsletters, booklets, press releases and news clippings.

Fonds consists of the personal records of Carrie M. Robertson and includes a scrapbook containing records that pertain to nursing, ice skating, J.D Robertson, World War I and other subjects, and contains newspaper clippings, poems, invitations, photographic and mechanically produced postcards, greeting cards, ribbons, programmes, dance cards, and a travel map of the United States and southern Canada. The scrapbook also contains photographs that depict various people, buildings, and views in the Adirondacks and Albany New York, and Alberta, including images of nurses, women, children, Mirror Lake, Lake Placid Club, Albany Hospital and Nurses Home, and Assiniboia Hall at the University of Alberta in Edmonton, Alberta.

The fonds also includes greeting cards, postcards, and programmes for various musical and theatrical productions, photographs depicting surveyors, bridge construction, and the hot springs at Banff, Alberta, and two engineering certificates issued to J.D. Robertson.

The fonds consists of records which have been created in the process of running the Edmonton Catholic Schools Committee on Women. They include reports, correspondence, brochures and articles on women and stereotypes.

The fonds consists of a constitution, minutes, financial records, reports, membership lists, correspondence, subject files, programs, brochures, biographies, newspapers clippings and photographs.

The fonds consists of records maintained, collected, and created by the Ceiling and Visibility Unlimited Club, including by-laws, minutes, financial records, reports, correspondence, membership lists, and a scrapbook.

The fonds consists of the records created by Celebration of Women in the Arts during the course of conducting its activities. The fonds is organized in the following two series: operational files with bylaws, minutes, correspondence, financial records, membership information and publications created or received by the society; and project files which present information on activities of interest to the society.

The fonds consists of reminiscences of Christina McKnight, including information about some of the first women in Edmonton and growing up in Edmonton, and two images of First Presbyterian Church's women's hockey team, the Victorias.

The fonds consists of correspondence, financial statements, building permit, a newspaper clipping, specifications, a sketch, an issue of The Red Chevron and an issue of the Canadian Corps Association Yearbook - 1940, both of which contain information about the Edmonton Cenotaph.

The fonds consists of administrative records, including constitutions, minutes, financial records and correspondence created by the Coalition des femmes de l’Alberta, its affiliates, and partners.

The fonds consists of records documenting the operation of the Consumers' Association of Canada, Alberta Association, including its predecessor bodies and its local branches. The fonds includes speeches, publications, advertisements, and correspondence of the Wartime Price and Trade Board dating from the 1940s; reports, promotions, bulletins, publications, financial statements, receipt books, constitution, lists of officers, minutes of executive and general meetings, briefs, and submissions to government bodies of Edmonton Local Branch dating from the 1960s to the 1980s; addresses, briefs, memos, bulletins, press releases, Treasurers' reports, cash books, daily logs, memberships lists, photographs, and pamphlets of Consumers' Association of Canada, Alberta Association, dating from the 1960s to the 1990s; and minutes of the Lethbridge Local Branch and the Red Deer Local Branch dating from the 1960s.

The fonds consists of correspondence, speeches, notebooks, campaign material, biographies and other personal documents, scrapbooks, newspaper clippings, pamphlets dealing with the political career of Cora Casselman from 1941 to 1945 as well as her pre-political (1888-1941) and post-political (1945-1964) career. The material covers Mrs. Casselman' s activities as a Member of Parliament, particularly on the topics of the War and Social Legislation.

Her activities as a delegate to the 1944 International Labour Organization Convention in Philadelphia are poorly documented, but material relating to her activities as a delegate to the San Francisco United Nations Organization Conference in 1945 is well documented. In the post-political years, Mrs. Casselman's interest in the Federal District Commission, in International Affairs and the Status of Women is well documented. Most newspaper clippings are undated.

This fonds consists of records relating to Cornelia Wood’s work as a Member of the Legislative Assembly for the Alberta Social Credit Party, publications and pamphlets about the Social Credit movement, photographs of Alberta scenes, particularly around Stony Plain, personal and political correspondence, speeches, newspaper clippings, periodicals, financial records, posters, calling cards, magazines and other records relating to Cornelia Wood’s involvement with various organisations.

Fonds consists of records pertaining to Jenny and William Cruickshank’s military careers, particularly their involvement in the First World War. These records include photographs, certificates, and identification cards.

Fonds consists of photographs depicting various women's baseball and basketball teams and a photocopied list that identifies some of the players in the photographs.

Fonds consists of the administrative records of the Daughters of Germany Club and includes, correspondence, bylaws, notices, recipes, and issues of various club newsletters including the German Canadian Club in "Shangri La" newsletter. Fonds also consists of copied records that date from 1957-1972, which includes correspondence, membership lists, and a newspaper clipping.

The fonds consist of administrative records of the Daughters of Penelope, Calgary Chapter that documents their activities, interests, issues and commitments. The records specifically include: minutes, financial reports, correspondence, membership lists, newsletters, scholarship applications, yearbooks, and constitutions and bylaws.

Fonds consists of copied photographs dating 1919-1935 which depict various images in the Mayerthorpe, Alberta area including Dr. Paul Wolochow and other Wolochow family members, horses, sledges, ferries, automobiles, railroad cars and engines, agricultural machinery and scenes, women, log cabins and other buildings, and a drugstore.

The fonds consists of personal records created by the past presidents of DKG, Alberta in pursuance of their role as head of the Executive of the provincial organization of the Society. Also included in the fonds are the administrative records of DKG, Alberta, records which were created in the process of coordinating the many activities and events that are organized and attended by the executive branch of the organization.

The fonds consists of records created and acquired by Leslie, Kathleen, and Ralph Dent in the course of their work and private lives. Leslie's records include photographs, training notes, and correspondence from his service during the First World War, correspondence and records related to his union activities and work for CNR, and a significant amount of material from his amateur performance career. This latter material includes annotated and non-annotated song sheets, programs, and song lyrics.

Kathleen's records include a self-created cookbook, certificates received on significant dates such as birthdays and anniversaries, and photographs related to her personal life and performances with Leslie.

Ralph's records consist of photographs from his service in the Second World War, training notebooks and other military-related textual material, scrapbooks, personal correspondence, and war-time publications related to flight education and training.

The fonds consists of scrapbooks including text and pictures of the Desk and Derrick Club of Edmonton dating from 1951-1986 documenting the history of the organization.

Fonds consists of minutes, membership lists, and correspondence of the Dorcas Society dating from 1924 to 1964.

Fonds consists of the personal records of Doris Pimm, as well as publications and other memorabilia that she has collected. The records in this fonds include correspondence, photographs, postcards, scrapbooks, newspaper clippings, and publications pertaining to the Alberta Potters’ Association, the Edmonton Grads Basketball Team, and ceramics in Alberta.

The fonds consists of records pertaining to Dorothy Gray's involvement with a variety of Calgary women’s groups including the Calgary Women’s Press Club, the Media Club of Canada, the Calgary Press Club, the Women’s Canadian Club, the Calgary Canadian Citizenship Council, the Alberta Heart Foundation, the Ladies Auxiliary, and the Imperial Order of the Daughters of Empire.

Fonds consists of the personal records of Dorothy Roth, and records reflecting her involvement in various organizations including the Junior Hospital League of Edmonton, the Canadian Girl Guides Association, the Gray House Guild, and Christ Church. These records include correspondence, photographs, diaries, minutes, published items, programmes, brochures, and maps.

Fonds consists of photographs depicting people, views, and hospitals in various towns in northern Alberta including Peace River, Grande Prairie, and Fort Garry. Also includes Montreal, Quebec, the Rocky Mountains, and other northern Alberta regions.

The fonds consists of images of the Wetaskiwin hockey teams, including the Wetaskiwin Ladies Hockey Team (1905-1906), the Wetaskiwin Hockey Club (1911-1912), the Wetaskiwin High School hockey team (1935-1936), the Wetaskiwin Colonels (1945-1946).

Fonds consists of the business records of the East of the Smoky and District Nursing Association and includes receipts, returned cheques, an invitation, correspondence, financial records, a newspaper clipping, minutes, a certificate of incorporation, leases, inventories, membership lists, bylaws, and a plan for the nurse’s residence in Valleyview, Alberta.

The fonds consists of records relating to the lives of Edith and William Rogers, and includes correspondence, speeches, newspaper clippings, posters, cards, constitutions and bylaws for groups such as the Rebekah Assembly of Alberta, of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, the Canadian Protestant League, Edmonton Branch and the Social Credit Party, notebooks, diary/scrapbooks, financial statements for Sun Valley Apartments, education manuals, programs, minutes, reports, speeches and correspondence regarding Edith's time as Member of the Legislative Assembly, trustee for Edmonton Public School Board, member of the Alberta School Trustees' Association, and member of the Metropolitan Edmonton Educational Television Association, and photographs used by Edith Rogers in Pioneers of the West, and includes the photographs of John Diefenbaker, R.B. (Richard Bedford) Bennet, Alexander Cameron Rutherford and Reverend Leonard Gaetz, D.D

The fonds consists of the records generated and received by the Guild in the operation of their organization including meeting minutes, by-laws, financial reports, correspondence and other materials generated by the Guild Executive (1979-2014); photographs, negatives, and transparencies of various workshops, meetings, and events organized by the Guild (1978-2008); records relating to the Guilds’ interactions with members, other craft organizations, and businesses (1980-2014); Newsletters produced by the Guild (1978-2014); and records and other materials from special events the Guild has organized or participated in including Alberta’s 75th Anniversary and “A Decade of Quilting” the Guild’s 20th Anniversary (1979-2007).

The fonds consists of the records created and received by the executive arm of the Edmonton Club in carrying out the objectives of the Club, through their role in establishing and revising policy, and from the general supervision the business and management of the Club.

The fonds consists of the executive committee records of the CA Wives Club. The fonds consists of meeting minutes and agendas, executive lists, by-laws, committee member reports, membership lists, newspaper clippings, event reports, interest group reports, event planning documents and invitations, floor plans of event spaces, member registration forms, and correspondence with affiliate groups. The photograph depicts a group of six women at an Edmonton CA Wives Club event (year and names unknown).

Fonds consists of records pertaining to the Commercial Graduates’ Basketball Team including scrapbooks, newspaper clippings, publications, photographs, and silent films.

Fonds consists of minutes of The Edmonton Chapter of Hadassah and a scrapbook compiled for three seasons of the Edmonton Junior Hadassah containing correspondence, newspaper and magazine clippings, newsletters, convention programmes, records pertaining to the Edmonton Junior Hadassah’s affiliation with the Hadassah-WIZO Organization of Canada, and photographs depicting members of the Edmonton Junior Hadassah.

The fonds has been divided into two series: The Edmonton Chapter of Hadassah (1914-1952, predominant 1914-1939); Edmonton Junior Hadassah (1956-1959).

The fonds consists of financial statements, minute books, daybooks, correspondence, nursing books, cash books, legal records, and memorandum of the Edmonton Home for Ex-Servicemen’s Children dating from 1939 – 1972. The fonds also contains membership lists of the Frank Oliver Chapter dating from 1939-1947.

The fonds consists of the operational records of the Edmonton Local Council of Women, and includes constitutions and bylaws, minutes, reports, correspondence, resolutions, financial records, notices and announcements, membership lists, yearbooks, a scrapbook of newspaper clippings, information, reports and minutes from the Alberta Provincial Council of Women and the National Council of Women, and information about other women's organizations and prominent Edmonton women dating from 1955 to 1999.

The fonds consists of the records of the Edmonton Options for Women Council and includes newsletters, correspondence, reports, minutes and information about Alberta Status of Women Action Committee. The fonds also includes one sous-fonds, the Edmonton Women’s Place Society sous-fonds.

The fonds consists of the records of the Edmonton Retired Women Teachers’ Club and includes members lists and attendance, financial records, minutes, agendas, correspondence, and photographs of members at meetings and special events.

The fonds consists of the records of the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra Associates and has been divided into two series: Executive records, including constitutions, reports, financial statements and minutes, and Programmes and Projects records, including reports, correspondence and scrapbooks containing newspaper clippings, programs, photographs and other ephemera.

Fonds consists of operational and administrative records for the Edmonton Working Women as well as programme files. Also included are annual reports, evaluation and planning, policies, incorporation and meeting minutes. Fonds also consists of project files for resource guides on sexual harassment and workplace rights including low literacy and foreign language versions. Also included are financial statements, grant applications, and fund raising files as well as submissions on a variety of city and provincial policies or legislation including health care, poverty, and wages. Fonds also consists of subject files on a number of issues like social justice, employment equity, and sexual harassment. Also includes transcripts of hotline calls and monthly summaries.

The fonds consists of a manuscript, “Reflections,” by Edna M. Sanders, a compellation of short stories, articles, poems and music, and audio recordings of some of the songs.

The fonds consists of photographs of Gleeson in military uniform and with her military company, her temporary commission qualification record, and letters with updates from her time on leave during WWII (some typed, many on carbon paper).

The fonds also includes the Molson Hole-in-One certificate received by Gleeson, several photographs from golf games and tournaments, a photograph of Gleeson with the Edmonton Monarchs hockey team, photographs of a hockey game between the Fernie Swastikas and the Vancouver Amazons, and a memorial booklet from Gleeson’s funeral.

The fonds consists of the ministerial records of Elaine McCoy pertaining to her appointment as Minister of Consumer and Corporate Affairs (1986-1989), Minister of Labour (1989-1992), and Minister responsible for the Status of Women (1987-1992). The fonds is divided into the following series: Elaine McCoy ministerial records and Minister responsible for the Status of Women records.

The fonds consists of recordings and transcripts of interviews conducted by Eliane Silverman in 1974 to 1975 with pioneer women of Alberta for an oral history project.

Fonds consists of records relating to the presentation of a portable x-ray machine to the Fort Saskatchewan General Hospital by the Ladies Auxiliary to commemorate Major Peter Aylen (1861-1925) and his association with the North West Mounted Police (NWMP) and the town of Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta, and includes photocopied newspaper clippings about the presentation dated 1974, photocopied speeches given at the ceremony, dated 1974, and a programme from the ceremony.

The fonds consists of cookbooks dating from the 1940s to 1960s collected from churches and organizations such as the Edmonton Relief Society, the International Order, Daughters of Empire, Ceiling and Visibility Unlimited Club, and the Sunwapta Broadcasting Company.

The fonds consists of the records of Ellinor Townend and her mother, Eliza Cook, pertaining to the Methodist Church and United Church including a Methodist Women's Missionary Society (WMS) brochure (1897); Women's Association records (1940-1956); WMS records (1926-1961); United Church Women's (UCW) records (1991-2009); Western Women's Conference programs (1985-1986); Miscellaneous papers regarding a number of United Church subjects (1960); an audio disk 33 1/3 rpm recording of the 20th General Council (1962); and publications regarding the 50th anniversary of the United Church of Canada (1975), the 25th anniversary of the Edmonton UCW (1987), and a history of the WMS (1992).

The fonds consists audiotaped interview of Elnora Hibbert by Jean Bellstedt on November 16, 1992, for the course Nursing 550 at the University of Alberta (professor: Dr. Shirley Stinson). The materials include Hibbert’s description of the developments in pediatric rehabilitation care at the Glenrose Hospital since it opened for patients in 1964. Supplemental to the interview and Bellstedt’s essay are copies of press clippings on the work of the Glenrose, 1964-1973, a job description for the Supervisor of the Emotionally Disturbed Children’s Unit, and organization charts for the Hospital and the Nursing Department.

The fonds consists of diaries documenting Emily's journey from Burrow-in-Furness, England in 1916 to Cooking Lake Alberta. The diaries also describe Emily's years on the farm from 1916-1919. The fonds also contains photographs of the Collinge family dating from 1917-1943. Additionally, these photos display the Fultonvale School District. The fonds also includes passport photos of Emily and Harry dating from 1960 and 1979, Emily's birth certificate, and newspaper clippings.

The fonds consists of recordings of interviews conducted by Erna Dominey in 1991 with the employees, friends, colleagues, and clients of the architectural firm of Jean Wallbridge and Mary Imrie including Trevor Edwards, Mickie Hollands, Ilse Koerner and Sabine Reich, Helen Peters, Dr. and Mrs. Leslie Wilcox, Gordon Wynn, Ray Gordon, Eleanor Cairns Everington, Brian Campbell Hope, Mrs. Margaret Millar, Mrs. Jean Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Fitch, Dan Kassian, Bernie Wood, Joan Hunt, and Dr. and Mrs. Judge.

The fonds consists of a transcribed copy of Ethel Hastings’ 1911 diary, and a copied newspaper article about Ethel and John Broderson’s 55th wedding anniversary. The fonds also includes one page with a transcription of a few entries for May 1912 from the diary of Sarah Wright Hastings.

The fonds consists of a script and accompanying slides entitled "Historical Fashion Pageant" created by Ethel Wilson regarding the history of women in Alberta, dating from 1966. The fonds also includes photographs featuring the "Famous Five": Irene Parlby, Louis McKinney, Emily Murphy, Nellie McClung, and Henrietta Muir Edwards dating from the early part of the 20th century.

The fonds consists of a Bible and photographs of Eva Fujczak’s family members.

The fonds consists of the personal records of Eva Morel relating to her involvement with the Northern Alberta Pioneers and Old Timers' Association and includes greeting cards, banquet programmes and a membership card. Also included are an inventory of items in the Relics Building at Fort Edmonton and a photograph of Henri Morel outside of J.T. Blowey Furniture store.

The fonds consists of images of the Red Deer Amazons Hockey Club (women’s team), originally dating 1928 to 1934, and the Red Deer Hockey Club, originally dating 1931 to 1932, for whom Fred Jenner played.