Assorted theatre and entertainment programs 1973 - 1998: including Citadel Theatre, Leave it to Jane, Northern Light, Phoenix, Walterdale and Stage West; Edmonton Symphony Orchestra and Edmonton Opera; Dance; Touring Musicals; 1994 Commonwealth Games in Victoria BC, Universiade '83, and AMHL All Star Game 1993; as well as other miscellaneous material.

Collection consists of records pertaining to the Lyons family from 1913-[ca. 1975] and includes photographs of Earl Lyons, Ricky Lyons, and a copied photograph depicting Earl Lyons inside Moses Lyons' store in Edmonton, Alberta. Also includes a biographical sketch of Earl Lyons.

The fonds consists of materials collected by Marie Dorsey of Edmonton and dating from 1963 to 1971. The fonds consists of a Campex catalogue, 1964; Edmonton Stamp Club Directory, 1971; Biographical pamphlet on H.P. Brown, secretary of the Edmonton Film Society; Edmonton Film Society program, 1966; Historical report on the Edmonton Transit System.

The collection consists of brochures on Germany, Canadian cities, Alberta, and programs from the Edmonton Symphony Society.

The collection consists of a variety of cookbooks including an 1899 copy of <i>The Dominion Cook Book</i> and a 1904 edition of the <i>Blue Ribbon Cook Book</i>.

Collection consists of photocopied newspaper articles regarding Mel Binder's activities as alderman, and an obituary for his mother, Zelda Binder.

The collection consists of recorded interviews with Lee Hunt, Helen Kozicky, Red Windsor, Vera Burns, Charles "Checkers" Tomkins, George Higa, V.L. Doug Hawkes, George Takeyasu, and James R. "Jim" Morgan; transcripts and staff notes about the Tomkins, Hawkes, Morgan, Takeyasu, and Higa interviews; and transcript of an interview with Don Munro, for which there is no recording available.

Collection consists of records pertaining to Mila Plots and includes a programme for a Beth Shalom Synagogue Gala Tribute dinner held in her honour in 2005 and photographs of Mila and Boris Plots.

Collection consists of two letters to Mildred Johnson from Nellie McClung, who was a temperance leader, suffragist, and politician in Alberta.

The collection consists of reference materials: copies of minutes, circulars, resolutions, brochures, newsclippings, etc.(1912-1994); brief histories supplied by various locals (1921-1990); District 9 minutes (1956-1985); transcripts of interviews with members (1990-1991); and miscellaneous biographical information about women prominent in the organizations (ca. 1980s-1990s).