The collection consists of materials collected by Evelyn McEachern and created between 1920 and 1944. The collection consists of a songbook and photograph album from Alberta College (1920) and souvenirs of the Edmonton Grads Basketball team. There is also a manuscript entitled "Flashing Clouds" written by Agnes Stuart.

The collection consists of two scrapbooks of newspaper clippings on the team's games and players and dating from 1961 to 1963.

The collection consists of postcards featuring views of Edmonton dating from the early part of the 20th century; a memorial card for the death of Emma Suanders; a photograph featuring the Christies, Brays, and Saunders at Horseshoe Lake; a funeral notice for John Christie from 1913; a memorial card for Captain Bernard Alan Rowe dating from 1919; a teaching souvenir addressed to Margaret J. Christie dating from 1898; greeting cards and Christmas cards dating from the early part of the 20th century; and membership receipts addressed to J.T.A Saunders dating from the early part of the 20th century.

Artificial collection of summit and cairn notes and registers assembled by the Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies. Consists of notes and registers recording ascents and routes for various peaks in the mountains of western Canada. Includes notes by prominent mountaineers, guides and personalities, including Rudolf Aemmer, Glen Boles, Eaton Cromwell, Georgia Engelhard, Edward Feuz, Val A. Fynn, Lillian Gest, Christian Hasler, Conrad Kain, Arnor Larson, A. H. MacCarthy, Alex McCoubrey, Don Munday, Phyllis Munday, H. P. Nichols, C. L. Noyes, George M. Weed, C. S. Thompson, Pierre Trudeau and others. Also includes registers placed by the Alberta Rockies Mountaineering Society, an organization established to coordinate the climbing of seventy- five Alberta mountains as an Alberta 75th Anniversary Project. The names of individual mountains, peaks and prominent mountaineers represented in this collection are maintained in subject data field.

The collection consists of material commemorating the first flight over the Canadian Rockies in 1919 by pilot Captain Ernest C. Hoy including two formal invitations for the City of Lethbridge luncheon proceeding the ceremony to unveil a plaque, an official program, photographs, and newspaper clippings dating from 1966.

Collection consists of two short 16mm films about the Canadian Rockies that were used by the Franciscan Friars for educational and entertainment purposes:;Canadian Mountain Summer, [194-?]; and;Boy Scout Explorer: An Adventure in the Canadian North-West, [194-?] produced by J.H. Hoffberg.

The collection consists of materials collected by Georgia Baird of Edmonton from 1965-1995. The collection consists of programs for theatrical, musical, operatic and ballet performances held in Edmonton, including Studio Theatre, Citadel Theatre, Workshop West, Fringe, Phoenix, Nexus and the All Saints Cathedral productions, the Edmonton Film, Opera and Ballet Societies. There are also Edmonton Transit passes and invitations to various social functions in and around the city and assorted other papers.

The collection consists of regular and over-sized calendars, which have been organized in date order.

The collection consists of paper artifacts including advertiques (blotters, paper placemats, etc.); transit and railway tickets; savings coupons from breakfast cereals, tea, coffee, etc. various licences and certificates; soap wrappers; laundry bills; ration books; and other items.

The collection consists of 78 rpm, 33 1/3 rpm, LPs, microgroove, shellac, acetate, vinyl, and transcription audio discs that comprised Sunwapta Broadcasting's (CFRN Radio's) music library for radio broadcast, and David Lennick's personal record collection. These two collections were intermixed by the Grant MacEwan College Music Library so are no longer distinct entities. The collection consists mainly of popular music, sound effects, production music, and syndicated radio plays and programs. The original Sunwapta Broadcasting Co. collection consisted of approximately 14,500 audio discs of a mix of American, Canadian, British and other commercial recordings of music, 1920s to 1950s, that comprised Sunwapta Broadcasting's (CFRN's) music library for radio broadcast. Music genres include big band, Christmas, classical, country/western, easy listening, ethnic, pop/jazz vocalist, folk, French, gospel/spiritual, instrumental/easy listening, jazz, military, novelty, rhythm and blues, rock and roll, and sacred. The original David Lennick collection consisted of approximately 2500 audio discs of a mix of American, Canadian, British, and other commercial recordings of sound effects, production music, syndicated radio plays and programs, and classical, jazz, western and popular music.