Here are detailed file-by-file descriptions of the contents of specific fonds and/or links to scanned documents.
 Jacket design for the book, Long Lance, 1928
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| Series 1 | Textual records. - 1911-1932 |
| M-690-1 | Correspondence. - 1927-1930, nd. - Includes letters from Fannie Hurst, U.S. author. |
| M-690-2 | Notes and drafts of articles by Long Lance. - nd. - Consists of First Nations stories, some included in autobiography. |
| M-690-3 | Manuscripts of First Nations stories by Long Lance. - nd |
| M-690-4 | Manuscript fragments. - nd |
| M-690-5 | Partial typescript of article Effects of White Civilization on Indian Life. - nd |
| M-690-6 | Notes-Shuswap Indians. - nd |
| M-690-7 | Poem "Death Song of Long Lance". - nd |
| M-690-8 | Poem "Canoe Song". - nd. - In "Indian" and English. |
| M-690-9 | Passes and invitations. - 1920-1928, nd. - Consists of Canadian Pacific Rail passes (1923, 1924, 1926) and a membership card for the New York Explorers Club. |
| M-690-10 | Pamphlet "When the Crees Moved West". - 1923. - Reprinted from The Archeological Report. Three copies. |
| M-690-11 | Canadian Pacific Rail menu. - nd. - Contains print of Chief Running Rabbit, with biography by Long Lance. Two copies. |
| M-690-12 | Press releases. - 1929, nd. - Regarding Long Lance. |
| M-690-13 | Mock-up of jacket design and title page, Long Lance. - 1928 |
| M-690-14 | Periodical articled by Long Lance. - 1923- 1926. - From Maclean's Magazine (1923, 1926), Hearst's International Cosmopolitan (1926), and The Mentor (1924). |
| M-690-15 | Clippings and articles by Long Lance. - 1924- 1926. - Includes article on Almighty Voice, interviews with Duke of Alba and Harold Lloyd, and report of Carpenter-Gibbons fight. |
| M-690-16 | Clippings and articles. - 1927-1932. -
Regarding Long Lance, his appearance in "The Silent Enemy", and suicide.  View now. |
| M-690-17 | Bylaws- Explorers Club. - nd. - Also includes billfold, cardholder, and page from Indian Teepee |
| M-690-18 | Article by J. W. French, Kamloops, BC. - nd. - Regarding Grizzly hunting in Columbia Valley. |
| M-690-19 | Articles by Emma Newashe. - 1927. - Includes "The Flaming Jewel" and "The War Angels", stories adapted from First Nations legends. |
| M-690-20 | Sheet music by Anita Baldwin. - 1927-1929. - Includes music from play "His Blossom Bride" by Richard Walton Tully. Hopi romantic drama. |
| M-690-21 | Articles by Canon S. H. Middleton. - 1932-1933. - Consists of articles after death of Long Lance and for preface to memorial book edited by
Roberta Forsberg. View now. |
| M-690-22 | Scrapbook and clippings. - 1911-1927. - Consists of articles by and about Long Lance. |
| M-6240 | Scrapbook. - 1915-1932. - Includes articles by
and about Long Lance, membership cards, photographs and some letters. View now. |
| M-690-os | X-ray negatives-spinal column. - April 12, 1928. - Includes seven views of Long Lance. |
| M-6426 | Clear Sky and Spotted Calf interview. - [ca. 1920s]. - Consists of the notebook in which Long Lance took notes during the interview. |
| M-6348 | Walter Long's address book. - [ca. 1920s]. - Walter Long was the brother of Long Lance. |
| Series 2 | Photographs and slides. - [1920s-1930s] Many of these photographs have been scanned. View now.
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| PA-1086 | Portraits of Long Lance and First Nations views. - 41 photographs |
| PB-310 | Portraits of Long Lance and First Nations views. - 17 photographs |
| PE-38-1 | Grand Loge of Alberta anniversary celebration group. - 1930. - 1 photograph |
| NA-1811-(1-22) | Views of Long Lance and th "Silent Enemy" movie set. - 22 photographs |
| NA-3264-1 | Cartoon from the Toronto Star Weekly, depicting Long Lance throwing a bomb into Calgary city hall. - 1925. - 1 photograph |
| NA-3771-(1-3) | Joe and Sallie Long, parents of Long Lance; Abraham Long, brother of Long Lance; Jim Thorpe, First Nations athlete. - [ca. 1920s]. - 3 photographs |
| NB-25-(1-2) | Long Lance at the Calgary Stampede, and a sketch of Long Lance in a feather headdress. - 1925 and 1927. - 2 photographs |
| S-28 | First Nations views. - [ca. 1920s]. - 50 slides |
