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 a variety of cookbooks including an 1899 copy of <i>The Dominion Cook Book</i> and a 1904 edition of the <i>Blue Ribbon Cook Book</i>.

The collection consists of materials collected by Jack Manson and dating from 1931-1932. The collection consists of the estate record for Ernest Scales, a copy of the Edmonton Handicraft Guild letterhead and a copy of the Civil Service Bulletin (1932).

The collection consists of biographical material on Fred Trofanenko, programs from Victoria High School's Official Opening and staff reunion. Photographs are catalogued separately.

This collection consists of a variety of materials collected by the Cameron library and relating to the City of Edmonton. The collection includes a 1954 Christmas Card from the Edmonton Eskimos football team; and a manuscript biography of Richard, Jane and Arthur Whiteside, the first minister of the First Methodist Church in Edmonton; assorted papers and brochures relating to: the Al Rashid Mosque; Bob Bradburn of CJCA radio; the Coliseum and the Omniplex projects; Dominion Folk Festival; Downtown Edmonton and Radioland weekly guides; Edmonton Chamber of Commerce; Edmonton District Labour Council; Edmonton Aquarium Society; Edmonton Federation of Community Leagues; Edmonton Fish and Game Association; the Edmonton Monastery of the Sisters Adorers of the Precious Blood; Communion tickets for Mrs. Peckham; Ukrainian Canadians; the circus in Edmonton; YWCA history; a copy of The Olympus, the arts magazine of Harry Ainley High School; and 3 photographs of an Edmonton May-Day parade ca. 1939.

The collection consists of materials collected by Lou Marsh and created between 1939 and 1988. The collection consists of publications relating to the rail transportation system in Alberta. Several brochures relate to the Edmonton Streetcar System. Also included: articles, clippings, brochures and copies of newspapers or magazines relating to the 1987 tornado in Edmonton, Royal visits, sports events, antique collections and railway history. There are also minutes, bylaws, correspondence and the newsletter of the Studebaker Drivers Club Inc., Edmonton Chapter.

The collection consists of various sheets of music previously belonging to Catherine and Heather Feamley, war collectibles, and ordinance maps dating from 1898 to 1950.

This collection consists of the history of the Edmonton Public School Board (1885-1935), a souvenir program of the Edmonton Exhibition (1926), the constitution of the Prince Albert Club, and brand registrations. Photographs are catalogued separately.

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.