Fonds consists of material pertaining to Edmonds' religious, educational and historical work or interests including manuscripts, articles and photographs

Fonds consists of a working diary of W.F. Wilkinson for the years 1908-1918. The diary contains entries mainly regarding the daily activities of Wilkinson, including information about his activities as Secretary-Treasurer of Clover Bar School District No. 212, and some financial information.

Fonds consists of records pertaining to Warren W. Prevey and the Edmonton City Dairy and includes photographs of Warren W. Prevey and the Edmonton City Dairy buildings, equipment, interiors, milking sheds, and employees. Also includes an article from <em>The World's Butter Review</em> about the history of the Edmonton City Dairy.

The fonds consists of a photograph featuring a bridge over 16 Mile Coulee, located on the Crowsnest Pass rail line in Alberta, in 1897 acquired by W.J. Clarke.

Fonds consists of a photograph depicting the first street car in Edmonton, Alberta and a panoramic photograph of a United Farmers of Alberta convention in Edmonton.

Fonds consists of lantern slides and lecture notes about the Frank and Hillcrest mine disasters and of Paul Kane prints, as well as newspaper clippings and a copy of a taped interview with C.B. Aikens regarding the Crowsnest Pass

The fonds consists of a copy of comic history of the Fort Nelson airport entitled "The Rise and Fall of the Fort Nelson Airport" written A. Nonymous (W.W. Kelland) dating from ca. 1968.

The fonds consists of negatives, photographs, and other material created by Wally Houn as part of his Hussar, Alberta photo-documentary project and other photography projects. Examples of Houn's acting career are also included.

The fonds consists of a photograph of country and western entertainers Bob Adamsan and Otto Stefanich; and 2 posters celebrating country and western music in Alberta circa 1930 to 1958.

Fonds consists of Walter Baynes' account of the history of Breton, Alberta as well as photographs of Baynes and his store.