The collection consists of programs, invitations, schedules of events, parade organization lists, minutes of the Miss Grey Cup Pageant, and a poster advertising Grey Cup activities.

The fonds consists of two rosters for the Gyro Club of Edmonton from 1927.

Collection consists of a programmes from various professional and amateur theatre and music productions held in a number of venues in Edmonton, Alberta, including the Empire Theatre, McDougall Auditorium, Edmonton Opera House, Marie Hall, Grand Theatre, Thistle Rink, Glenora Skating Club, Edmonton Arena, Orpheum Vaudeville, and Temple Theatre. Fonds also includes a souvenir menu from the Shasta Grill in Edmonton and a photograph depicting a fire in Alfred Block in Red Deer, Alberta.

The collection consists of an edition of the <i>Edmonton Bulletin</i>, December 20, 1880; a copy of the <i>Edmonton Official Gazette</i>, published by the municipal council of the City of Edmonton, July 1914; one souvenir program from the City of Edmonton's first annual winter carnival, January 1923.

The collection consists of photographs of local personalities, street scenes, farming views, businesses, schools, and social and sports events.

The collection consists of posters advertising and promoting pow-wows, rodeos, sports (boxing, basketball, wrestling and hockey), various "Indian Days" and "Native Awareness" events, art and museum exhibits, dance competitions (especially Prairie Chicken), conferences and seminars, Indian Association of Alberta meetings, and Treaty 7-related commemorations.

The collection consists of phtographs of Edson and area.

The collection consists of sheet music (1874-1949); and lists and recordings of popular songs dating from 1847 to 1950 (1969).

The collection consists of materials collected by Jack Manson and dating from 1931-1932. The collection consists of the estate record for Ernest Scales, a copy of the Edmonton Handicraft Guild letterhead and a copy of the Civil Service Bulletin (1932).

The collection consists of photographs of town site buildings; a map of Miette hotsprings, and a report on Miette Hot Springs; a poem written by T.C. Young titled "Passing of a Pioneer" on the death of Mrs. Swift; a copy of Swiftholm summer resort town brochure.