This fonds contains administrative records of the Allen Gray Auxiliary Hospital and the Gray House Guild, including correspondence, financial reports, board minutes, and planning. There is also material related to the hospital's history project and the publication of "Gray House - How it Grew." It also includes a number of publications on social welfare, private hospitals, and the needs of an aging population.

The fonds consists of materials created or collected by Alice Roswell Schroeder of Edmonton and dating from 1940 to 1978. The fonds consists of a history of the Little Mountain Cemetery and a list of interments as compiled by the Alberta Genealogical Society. There are also clippings, a scrapbook, prints and cards.

This fonds consists of the essay contest winning paper entitled "Birth of a City".

The fonds consists of a brief history of the American Women's Club of Edmonton written by Doris Hayashi.

The fonds consists of materials collected or created by Arthur Lawrence and consists of various sports trophies and plaques, a scrapbook on the Edmonton Grads American tour 1926, other Edmonton Grads memorabilia, other sports mementos, music sheets, and files on the Bijou (Rialto) Theatre.

The fonds consists of materials dating from 1904 to 1970 and created or collected by Audrey Schmaltz of Edmonton. The fonds contains music books and sheet music including libretti, hymnals, sacred and secular music for both male and female voices and instrumental pieces for piano, trumpet and violin. Some of the music is marked with the name of Hazel or Audrey Moore.

The fonds consists of materials created or collected by Beatrice Carmichael of Edmonton between 1928 and 1967. The fonds includes programs, brochures and correspondence from the Edmonton Civic Opera Society and the Women's Musical Club.

This fonds contains records gathered by Bertha Lawrence from her involvement in various organizations associated with the United Nations Association, Edmonton Branch, including Edmonton and District International Aid Society, Miles For Millions, UNICEF, Public Education Committee, and UN publications and policy documents. There is also other material related to Ms. Lawrence's work with international organizations, including the League of Nations.

The fonds consists of a scrapbook created by Bertha Biggs between 1930 and 1962. The scrapbook consists of newspaper clippings pertaining to Edmontonians, especially members of the Anglican church and radio personalities.

The fonds consists of materials created or collected by Bessie McAvoy of Edmonton and dating from 1922 to 1992. The fonds consists of clippings; a list of the city mayors; a history of the Edmonton school district with documentation from that history's research; a manuscript of Irene Cornwall re: George Hustler and Lotta Dempsey; Miss McAvoy's memoirs and an autobiography, including details of her old neighbourhood - now the downtown core of Edmonton; miscellaneous articles and a copy of <i>News for Seniors</i>, October 1992. MS 526.3: This fonds consists of related to the life and career of Bessie McAvoy, including her childhood home, her sister Doris Redman, her tennis career, and her education (including two university papers and a copy of "The Souvernir -- Calgary Normal School, 1925-26". This fonds also includes information on clothing, the Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital, Dr. Chase's Marvelous Medicinal Almanac, and the Second World War Homefront.