The fonds consists of 13 photographs of the Matheson Boat House circa 1910 to 1912.

The fonds consists of sheets from guest books of the centennial train and caravan while the exhibit stopped in Alberta.

The records are composed of an extensive family tree of the Chalifoux family, charting the descendants of Paul Chalifoux. Each page charts genealogical information for a specific family member, including: dates and places of birth, marriage and death, and information about children.

The fonds consists recording capturing a talk Charles J. Rayner gave to the Historical Society of Alberta in 1970. The recording discusses freighting and logging on the Athabasca River, the Klondike Gold Rush, and his family's arrival in Edmonton in 1885.

The fonds consists of material created by Gordon C. Mundy and divides into two series: Mundy's Map Company and Personal Material series.

The collection consists of copies of photographs dating from the 1870s to the 1910s in Alberta from the City of Edmonton Archives and includes images featuring Fort Saskatchewan, a log cabin, teepees near Fort Carlton, coal mining in Edmonton, the first jail in Calgary, Calgary's first City Hall, Calgary's first Land Title's Office, D. Ricker's lumber camps at Poplar Creek, and Main Street in Tofield.

The collection consists of a map featuring City of Strathcona dating from 1907 illustrating road lines and subdivisions.

The fonds consists of biography of William Henry Northup (1863 -- 1940) written by Clarence R. Northup in 1968, and a photograph of Marvin Ransen and William Henry Northup dating from the early part of the 20th century.

The fonds consists of photocopies of letters from the Clarke Family to family members in England dating from 1918-1947 describing their life on the farm. The fonds also includes a family history, genealogical information, and family photographs.

The collection consists of photographs of correspondence, orders-in-council, memorandum, drafts, and resolutions copied from the Library and Archives Canada related to the confederation of Canada and the provincial autonomy of Alberta.