The fonds consists of correspondence, journals and reports created during the course of Harold Stepney's employment with the Northern Alberta Railways Company. Fonds also includes records of his involvement with the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. The records cover his career as an engineer, and as a Rules and Safety Inspector, and also cover his education to become an engineer, or engineman. The fonds also contains newsclippings and articles that highlight some of Harold Stepney's own personal interests, including elections, the 11th Commonwealth Games and Centennial celebrations. The fonds is comprised of the following series: Railway records; Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers; and Personal interests.

The fonds consists of 47 albumen photographs of Charles Niemeyer's automobile expedition from Edmonton to Victoria in [1913], one hand-lettered poster regarding the automobile expedition, and one map showing the area of the route.

Fonds consists of records pertaining to the Edmonton Municipal Airport including photographs, memoirs and notes written by Bell while he was manager of the airport.

Fonds consists of manuscripts written by A.H. McQuarrie about different events in Alberta's history and photographs of various areas throughout Alberta.

Fonds consists of photographs of road building and road graders with various unnamed drivers, as well as photographs of Mr. Snider's grandfather, W.S. Hamilton.

Collection includes a cheque, an account book of the Drumheller Women's Club, drivers' and vehicle licenses for Drumheller, Alberta, an Alberta Citizens' Registration Covenant, and various photographs of railroads in the Drumheller and Banff, Alberta regions.

Fonds consists of photographs depicting a Canadian Pacific Railway labour gang and a lodge parade in Tofield, Alberta.

Fonds consists of correspondence, envelopes, memorandum, blank pay lists, and a receipt.

Fonds consists of panoramic photographs depicting the Peace River Crossing in Peace River, Alberta.

Fonds consists of photographs depicting the construction of the High Level bridge in Edmonton, Alberta dating 1910-1913, and a photograph of the interior of Moore's Drugstore in Olds, Alberta dated 1915.