The fonds consists of some family records and includes correspondence sent to Tom's father, Ernest Roycraft, when he was employed as a Conductor for Canadian National Railway, his Rail Pass, issued by Canadian National Railway, and Certificate of Birth Registration. The fonds also includes a Preface, Itinerary and Assessment for Tom Roycraft, from a course on Para-Rescue he attended in Edmonton in 1950. Also included, is a copy of an article written in the book: "History Of Hinton" by Hazel Hart with personal handwritten note by Tom Roycraft.

The fonds consists of Tom W. Kirkham's correspondence, memos and photographs of his tenure as the International Director of the Association for Systems Management.

Fonds consists of the business records of the Tongue Creek Mutual Telephone Company and includes, subscriber lists, insurance policies, memorandum of association, financial records, subscriber accounts, bylaws, minutes, certificate of incorporation, agreements, annual reports, annual returns, telephone statistics, notices, correspondence, share certificates, line maintenance records, a rural telephone manual, telephone equipment supply catalogues, and maps depicting the area serviced by the Tongue Creek Mutual Telephone Company.

The fonds consists of materials created or collected by Tony Cashman of Edmonton and dating from 1928-1990. The fonds consists of newspaper clippings, photographs, and programmes related to the Little Theatre, boxing matches, and the history of CKUA radio. There is also an audio recording of Mr. Cashman reading from his "Edmonton Story".

Fonds consists of research papers, including: compilation titled "An historical sequence: Banff and the telephone, 1886-1953"; notes, newspaper accounts, documents, correspondence; and, excerpts from "Singing Wires: the telephone in Alberta," by Tony Cashman (Edmonton: Alberta Government Telephones, 1972)

The fonds consists of a recorded interview with Torchy Anderson, conducted by British Columbia journalist Susan Mayse.

This fonds consists of a photostatic copy of two pages of The Toronto Mail, October 1, 1892, containing an article, "In the north-west : the town and district of Edmonton, Alberta". The article includes brief biographies and photographs of Antonio Prince MLA, John D. Harrison, M.G. Connor, C. Gallagher, Edward A. Braithwaite, James Ross, Paul Royal, P.E. Daly, William Wilson, N.D. Beck, A.H. Goodwin, S.S. Taylor, Hermon McInnes, John Cameron, George Thomson, Colix F. Strang, D.R. Fraser, James McDonald, Matthew McCauley and Edmonton businesses P. Heiminck and Co., Larue and Picard general merchants, Jasper House, Gallagher's Meat Store, George Thomson's Drug Store and Queen's Hotel.

The fonds includes account books (1950-1970), a bank account book (1951-1962) and receipt books (1951-1970).

Fonds consists of the business records of the Townline Mutual Telephone Company and includes minutes, notices, annual reports, telephone statistics, correspondence, agreements, subscriber lists, financial records, subscriber accounts, line maintenance records, newspaper clippings, maps, telephone publications, and a photograph.

The fonds consist of correspondence, minutes, applications for funding, distribution lists, and draft material relating to the video. The fonds is arranged into 2 series: Photographs and sound recordings; and Research files.