Fonds consists of Klassen's personal and business records, as well as records reflecting his musical interests and endeavours. Fonds has been divided into the following series: Personal papers; Business interests; and Musical endeavours.

Fonds consists of transparencies (glass lantern slides) of various advertisements used in Cowles Drug Store and other material relating to the operation of the drug store in its early years. Fonds also consists of photographs of people and scenes around Edmonton in the 1890s.

Fonds consists of correspondence to various members of the Kendrew family from other family members serving overseas during the Boer War, World War I and World War II.

This fonds consists of records created by various members of the Steele family located both in England and in Canada over a period of 150 years. The fonds contains diaries, correspondence, some photographs, and writings about, and by, family members.

This fonds consists of papers of the Edworthy family including speeches, memoirs, articles, photographs, maps and family history of the George Edworthy family. Also includes family papers of the Livingston family such as correspondence, photos and articles. Also includes the Jack Edworthy papers consisting of correspondence, photos, clippings, programs, reports, Fort Edmonton/Harvest Fair material and Edmonton South Rotary Club material. Also includes Alberta Association of Municipal Districts and Counties Convention Handbooks.

This fonds consists of records generated by St. John Ambulance Association and Brigade in the course of administering programs for the education of individual members of the Association, as well as non-members, in first aid techniques and training. The fonds is comprised of the following series:Minutes and Reports; Training Material; Provincial Standing Orders; Investitures; Publicity; and Miscellaneous Historical Material.

The fonds documents T. Bryan Campbell-Hope's architectural career and contains materials collected and created by T. Bryan Campbell-Hope. The fonds includes images of railroad locomotives and cars, and buildings in small towns in Alberta taken by T. Bryan Campbell-Hope dating from the 1950s to 1993; photographs of the S.S. Athabasca dating from ca. 1900; nine line negatives, five b&w photographic prints and seven mylar copies of architectural drawings of the Legislature Building by Alberta Department of Public Works dating from 1907; photos of architectural drawings of SAIT and the proposed University of Alberta Faculty of Physical Education building by T. Bryan Campbell-Hope dating from the 1970s; two original architectural ink and watercolor drawings of the Legislative Building and grounds by T. Bryan Campbell-Hope for the Alberta Department of Public Works dating from the 1970s; nine photographs and nine negatives featuring buildings T. Bryan Campbell-Hope designed in Edmonton Alberta taken in 2000; and architectural ink drawings of the Masonic Temple, Acme Bridge Company and the Legislative Building by L. Patrick Campbell-Hope dating from 1932-1933.

The fonds consists of 219 ¼" reel to reel audio tapes of recordings of various Edmonton area musicians, dating from the 1950s to the 1980s, which were recorded by Dean Charles. Some of the tapes were recorded in Dean Charles' home studio, and some were recorded at the venues where the musicians were performing, such as the Yardbird Suite and Convocation Hall. Some of the tapes are of experimental electronic music composed and performed by Dean Charles. Fonds also includes two 8mm films of home movies and the MacMillan Bloedel Pulp Mill expansion at Port Alberni, B.C.

The fonds consists of 67 photographs of Alberta towns (1920s),Buffalo National Park at Wainwright and Banff National Park(1920s) and Edmonton photos (1921-1946) taken by Wilbur W.Powe. Also included are photographs of Athabasca River Boat scenes (1924-1925) taken by Russ Denholm (cousin of Lillian. Also included are a photograph and booklet of the Edmonton Commercial Grads Basketball team (1940).

The fonds consists of 70 b&w photographs and 36 b&w negatives, 1930s to 1940s, mainly of finished furniture produced by Troock Furniture. Other photographs are of furniture in the process of being built, of Troock employees and of the Troock family. Most of the photographs were taken by Edmonton photographer Alfred Blyth. Also included are 9 furniture catalogues and magazines, dated 1930s to 1950s.