The collection consists of a postcard print depicting a Calgary Stampede Chuckwagon race.

The collection consists of sealed Centennial souvenir stamps (two pages) and one booklet of stamps and text.

The collection consists of a hexagonal shaped metal (bronze?) license, number 888 for a "Double Dray", 1912. A dray was a low, heavy cart.

The collection consists of an 8x10 black & white framed photograph of Glenmore Water Supply employees.

The collection consists of 3 photo prints: b&w; 1/2" x 3 1/4" and 1 photo print: b&w; 1/2" x 3".

The collection consists of five photo post cards showing the following: Mayor Osborne planting a tree on Arbour Day; Mayor Osborne greeting Prince George and the Prince of Wales; the Prince of Wales giving a speech with dignitaries in the background; Premier Baldwin speaking and Prince George and the Prince of Wales visible in the background; girls receiving flowers at the same ceremony as the speeches.

The collection consists of 52 photo prints of the construction of the Glenmore Water Plant by Rosettis Studio, Calgary, Alberta.

The collection consists of correspondence, photoprints, reports, pamphlets, newsclippings, and local histories regarding the community of Victoria Park. Also includes material relating to other aspects of Calgary's history and development: George Murdoch, YWCA, Calgary Fire Department, The Calgary Exhibition & Stampede (long- range development).

The collection consists of one book titled "Bob Edward's Summer Annual, 1920". The book is signed by Bob Edwards, editor of the "Calgary Eye Opener".

The collection consists of five, 3 1/4"X5 1/2", black and white photographs of an outing to the Glenmore Dam, Alberta in 1932.