The fonds consists of photographs of officers of the Canadian Army Dental Corps at Sarcee Camp (photograph by W.J. Oliver), a ball for the Royal Dental Corps, members of the Grand Lodge of Manitoba of the Ancient Free and Accepted Masons (A.F. & A.M.) in Edmonton (photograph by C.W. Mathers), members of the Masonic Lodge in Edmonton (photograph by C.M. Tait), and the cast and orchestra for <em>Trial by Jury</em>, presented by the Edmonton Operatic Society (photograph by Ernest Brown), and likely <em>Pirates of Penzance</em> (photograph by C.M. Tait).

Fonds consists of a programme from the Alberta Golden Jubilee, an invitation to a dance, and a publication of the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF).

The fonds consists of a copy of the publication Navy Notes Vol. 2, No. 10, 1944, published in Edmonton, Alberta. The publication discusses soldiers from Edmonton in service during World War II and includes stories on survivors, injuries, and missing soldiers.

The fonds consists of images of H.C. Pegg in his R.C.A.F. uniform.

The fonds consists of an image of the Austrian prisoners of war at Castle Mountain, Alberta in 1915.

Collection consists of a photograph and a copied pay list of 'A' Company, Platoon 4, 89th Battery, in Calgary, Alberta.

The fonds consists of photocopied newspaper clippings about Harry Beresford, correspondence, a manuscript of "Reminiscences of a Veteran of World War One, 1914-1918," a poem, information about Bernic Lake, Manitoba which was named for Beresford and fellow surveyor James Nicol, birth, marriage, education, career and other certificates, a map commemorating the 100th Anniversary of Manitoba Land Surveyors and a photograph and a photographic postcard of Harry Beresford.

The fonds consists of postcards with images of Edmonton residential streets, images of the J.C.F. Bown home in Edmonton, Jasper Avenue, soldiers and wives at the Canadian Mounted Rifles Edmonton Camp, the demolition of a house, a boy in Edmonton Eskimos hockey uniform, a bridal portrait (Emily Rachel Beatrice Bown in 1915), a portrait of J.C.F. Bown, and a Ernest Brown print of Jasper Avenue in 1890.

Fonds consists of the personal papers of Hazel McCardell and includes music scores, poems, songs, newspaper clippings, greeting cards, diaries, an autograph book, articles, newsletters, correspondence, historical/biographical sketches, family histories, pamphlets, notices, a wedding invitation, tax receipts, journals, magazines, books, telegrams, an insurance policy, notes, returned cheques, negatives and photographs depicting family members and various people, views, buildings, airplanes, air pilots, street views, fires, and plane crashes, and cinefilms depicting home movies. Fonds includes many records pertaining to Hazel McCardell's research of the Strang family, Jesse James Strang, and the Mormon community in St. James, Michigan, USA. Fonds also contains records pertaining to William McCardell's service in the Royal Canadian Air Force and the Canadian Forestry Service.

The fonds consists of negatives, photographs, maps, audiocassettes and textual records regarding Wainwright and area, collected by Herb Snyder and used for the Wainwright local history book Buffalo Trails and Tails. The fonds also consists of photographs, negatives, and textual records of the Snyder family, one of the pioneer and founding families of Wainwright. This material represents a time span of three generations of the family.