The fonds comprises: one series: the Council of Edmonton Lutheran Churches newsletter "Tune-In".

Consists of the following series: Personal correspondence; Judge's notebooks; Buchanan family; Health association activities; United Church of Canada; Education; Early law career; Politics; Speeches; Photographs; Certificates and honours; Alberta Trusts Company Ltd. and, Miscellaneous.

The fonds consists of: convent and school records in the ecclesiastical Province of St. John the Evangelist run by the Sisters of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin and embracing Alberta and Saskatchewan. The records of these institutions include, with gaps, the chronicles of yearly highlights with, in most cases, yearly lists of personnel and students; the financial journals which normally contain index of boarders and/or students, registers of admissions and departures, journals of receipts and expenditures; volumes containing programs of events, such as birthdays or anniversaries or Christmas concerts; half-yearly financial reports; inventories of properties; statements of accounts normally containing records of gifts, costs, taxes, insurance policies; minutes of local meetings; records of pupils associated with the Sisters in clubs; records of awards; registers of first communions and confirmations. The fonds also contains: materials concerning the Japanese internment camps in Slocan, British Columbia, during the years of the Second World War; some materials concerning the general administration of the Sisters; publications written by the Sisters or used by the Sisters in the schools.

Fonds consists of the records for the Mission to Orphans including a minute book, correspondence and a book of bound newsletters entitled "Orfanews".

<p>The fonds consists of material used, maintained, and received by the Loyal Orange Lodge No. 1654 and includes organizational correspondence, proceedings of annual meetings, commemoratory records, photographs, minutes from meetings, as well as financial, legal and administrative records of Royal Orange Lodges including: Grand Lodge of Western Canada;<p>Jasper Lodge, Loyal Orange Lodge No. 2404,Ladies Strathcona Lodge No. 138, Loyal Orange Lodge No. 2501, Provincial Grand Black Chapter of Alberta, Loyal Orange Lodge No. 1654, British American Orange Association, United States Orange Association, Loyal Orange Association of Canada, Provincial Grand Lodge of Alberta, County of Alberta Loyal Orange Association, Red Deer Alberta Loyal Orange Lodge No. 1625, Norwood Alberta Loyal Orange Lodge No. 2501, Westlawn Edmonton Loyal Orange Lodge No. 3247, Westlock Invincibles Loyal Orange Lodge No. 2746, Mannville Loyal Orange Lodge No. 1946, Minburn Loyal Orange Lodge No. 2807, Irma Loyal Orange Lodge No. 2066 Royal Scarlet Chapter, Edmonton County Royal Scarlet Chapter, Castor Loyal Orange Lodge No. 2228, Chisholm Loyal Orange Lodge No. 1323, Beaver Loyal Orange Lodge No. 2228, Alexander District Loyal Orange Lodge No. 2228, Ebenezer Loyal Orange Lodge No. 1589, Frontier Loyal Orange Lodge No. 1549, Hanna Loyal Orange Lodge No. 2500, Beaver Lodge No. 2228 Masonic Lodge, Mountain View Loyal Orange Lodge No. 2853, Ontario Loyal Orange County Lodge, Penticton British Columbia Loyal Orange Lodge No. 2030, Rose of Derry Loyal Orange Lodge No. 2794, Strathroy Ontario Loyal Orange Lodge No. 537, Snowflake Manitoba Loyal Orange Lodge No. 1507, Sentinel Loyal Orange Lodge No. 2228, Wentworth/Waterdown County Lodge No. 2837, Woodstock Ontario Loyal Orange LodgeNo. 93, Zealanda Saskatchewan Royal Orange Lodge No. 2015, Grand Black Chapter of Britsh America, Royal Black Preceptory No. 948, Berachan Loyal Orange Lodge No. 1987, Imperial Black Chapter of the British Commonwealth Preceptory No. 654, Western Rose Lodge No. 135 of the Ladies Orange Benevolent Association, Ladies Orange Benevolent Association of British America, Ladies Strathcona Lodge No. 1938, Alberta Orange Foundation for Children, and the Alberta Protestant Children's Home,;<p>Of particular note are the transfer certificates (1892-1954) originating from provinces in Canada, England, Ireland, Scotland and the United States of America, issued when a member relocated to another lodge.</p>

Fonds consists of notes by Rev. Peck and related documents on his life history, including newspaper clippings, drafts of correspondence and narratives written by the creator.

Fonds consists of records relating to Rev. Summers' work in the Anglican Church in the Edmonton area and some photographs depicting life in Alberta during the early 1900s.

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

Fonds consists of records relating to Simpson's work as a travelling preacher for the construction gangs on the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway, including correspondence, photographs and copies of newspaper clippings. Fonds also consists of calendar pictures depicting the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.

Fonds consists of records relating to Beatrice Lefroy's personal interests as well as records relating to the activities of the Willing Workers Women's Auxiliary. The fonds has been divided into two series: Personal records and Willing Workers Women's Auxiliary.