The collection consists of brochures on Germany, Canadian cities, Alberta, and programs from the Edmonton Symphony Society.

MS-515: This fonds consists of programs and sheet music from the Light Opera of Edmonton. MS 515.1: This fonds consists of personal and family records of May Dornan. These records break down into four groups: scrapbooks, Catholic Church materials, miscellaneous materials, and Dennis Dornan materials. The scrapbooks consists of a photograph album of a production of "The Lass of Limerick Town"; two scrapbooks of miscellaneous materials including newspaper clippings on history, architecture and the catholic church in Edmonton, cards, notices, invitations and other ephemera; a scrapbook on family and church history; and finally a scrapbook on "The First Fifty Years" A Pictorial Review of the Origin of the Parish of St. Anthony of Padua and the Contributions made by the Pioneers, both for the Church and in the Community." Catholic Church materials consists of various publications on the church in Edmonton, including material on St. Anthony's, the Catholic Archdiocese of Edmonton, the Catholic Women's League, St. Agnes, St. René / Our Lady of Assumption, and Edmonton Catholic Schools. The miscellaneous materials consist of Women's Aid Society of the Royal Alexandria Hospital Recipe Book, Celebration of Marriage between Doreen Gale and Wayne Bard, Obituary: A Story, "Canada's Constitution--A Proud Moment for Alberta," Theatre Programmes, and a Granite Curling Club Roster. This fonds also contains material from Dennis Dornan, including material from his time with the Edmonton Junior Chamber of Commerce.

The collection consists of two "Organ Recital" programs for the Edmonton First Presbyterian Church, March 1927; One National Council of Education concert program; One song recital program by Amelia Galli-Cucci for the Women's Musical Club of Edmonton; one Edmonton Commercial Grads basketball program and scorecard, October 1927.

The fonds consists of sheet music collected by Mary Hanratty and dating from 1893 to 1949.

This collection consists of programs from the Fringe Festival 1991 and 1992 and a history of the Fringe, 1991; some Miles for Millions fundraising distance walks certificates 1969-1973; an Edmonton Journal "I was there" certificate for Edmonton's record cold spell in 1969; and photographs of the old City of Edmonton Archives building.

The collection consists of programs from theatre and musical performances in the city, clippings and an album of visiting artists to Edmonton.

The collection consists of materials collected by Eva McKitrick between 1909 and 1983. The collection consists of brochures and pamphlets relating to events in Edmonton.

The collection consists of one piece of sheet music entitled the Boys of the Great Western Plain and dedicated to the 49th Canadian CEF Edmonton (otherwise known as the Loyal Edmonton Regiment), a post card, and a copy of the souvenir programs from the 40th anniversary celebration for the ministry of Dr. David G. McQueen and the visit of their Royal Highnesses, King George and Queen Elizabeth in 1939.

The collection consists of various historical material from Edmonton institutions such as the City Hospital (1909), St. George's Society of Edmonton, the McDougall United Church, the Empire and Little Theatres, the Edmonton Civic Opera Society and the University of Alberta. There are reports of City of Edmonton Council Committees including the Joint Industries Committee, a Survey of Social Services (1929) and a proceedings from a "Conference to Discuss Western Canada, Its Development and Requirements." There is one copy of the <i>Coal Miner</i>, a union flyer, and slate cards from various civic elections. There is material on sports teams including the Edmonton Commercial Grads, the Edmonton Oil Kings and Flyers Hockey teams. There is a promotional brochure with pictures, "Edmonton the Agricultural Possibilities and Resources of the Surrounding District" (1908), issued by the Edmonton Board of Trade. Other miscellaneous notices and programs are also in the collection.

The collection consists of a program for the Edmonton Symphony season 1958-59 and a clipping concerning the opening of the Jubilee Auditorium in 1959. The photographs are of National Institute of Music and Art 1937, Bijou Theatre Ext., and the Empress Theatre projection room c. 1913 with Johnnie Fowler and Bert Miles