This fonds consists of sample invoices from D.G. Latta, Limited, biographical information of David Gilliland Latta written by Jessie Daryl (Latta) Sturrock in 1948 and 1968 and by Alex Latta, Jr. in 1977, a reminiscence written by Alex Latta, Jr. and photographs of the Latta family, (including Alex Decoteau, Emily (Decoteau) Latta's brother), home and business and views of Edmonton and area.

The fonds consists of materials created between 1939 and 1991 by the Legion of Frontiersmen of the Commonwealth and consists of correspondence and other materials.

The collection consists of 1 Prosperity Certificate from 1935.

The fonds consists of materials created or collected by Lois Argue and dating from 1894-1995. The fonds consists of manuscript histories of various Edmontonians including: James Pierce, Maurice Thomas (Buster) Pierce, Katherine Pierce Porret, Douglas Shortreed, Beverly Whitmore Brooker, the Mason family, Aniela Paskevich [Pazkiewicz], William John Gray, Gertie Huft, Teg Lewin, and Bill Brown. There is also a history, minutes and newsletter of the Edmonton Treasure Hunters (1982-1986) later called the Edmonton Metal Detector Club (1989-1993); a souvenir program from the Edmonton Flying Club tribute to Tommy Fox; various papers of the Alberta Fish and Game Association, 1958-1993. Other magazines, almanacs and photographs are catalogued separately.

The collection consists of materials collected by Lou Marsh and created between 1939 and 1988. The collection consists of publications relating to the rail transportation system in Alberta. Several brochures relate to the Edmonton Streetcar System. Also included: articles, clippings, brochures and copies of newspapers or magazines relating to the 1987 tornado in Edmonton, Royal visits, sports events, antique collections and railway history. There are also minutes, bylaws, correspondence and the newsletter of the Studebaker Drivers Club Inc., Edmonton Chapter.

The fonds consists of one passport issued by the Austro-Hungarian Empire at Chernowitz (Czernowitz), Bukovina in 1909 to Joseph Huber. It lists Joseph Huber, his wife Francisca Lang along with four children, two boys, Johann and Anton and two girls, Kristina and Karoline. Also found is a Marriage Certificate (Trauungs=Schein) , two Baptismal Certificates ( Tauf=Schein), a citizenship document ( Heimats-Schein) issued at Chernowitz (Czernowitz ), a Dominion Lands interim receipt issued July 25, 1912 at Edmonton, a Register of Alien Enemies card issued July 2, 1915 at Edmonton, a Certificate of Naturalization issued February 26, 1921, and a letter of agreement with Ernest Abbott dated August 29, 1927.

The fonds consists of Joseph Webb's military service records, 1906-1919; marriage certificate for Joseph Webb and Alice Beatrice Miller, 1910; greeting cards, 1915-1916; national ration books for Joseph, Alice and Ellen Webb, 1918-1919; notices of issue of service medals, 1920; and a national registration certificate for Joseph Webb, 1940. Also included are photographs of Joseph in military uniform, ca. 1898-1915; Alice Webb, ca. 1900; the 19th Alberta Dragoons, 1920; Boer War and World War I views, 1905, 1917; Didsbury AB, n.d. Edmonton Ski Club, 1938, 1957; Edmonton street, bridge and river valley stairways, 1980.

The fonds consists of a program of the Negev testimonial dinner given in honour of Hy Baltzan in June 1976.

The fonds consists of the minutes of the Garneau Chapter of the Imperial Order of the Daughters of the Empire, 1945-1950. Also included is a Union Jack flag.

The collection consists of various sheets of music previously belonging to Catherine and Heather Feamley, war collectibles, and ordinance maps dating from 1898 to 1950.