The fonds consists of materials collected by Stuart Lazear and dating from 1903 to 1978. The collection consists of a manual on architectural styles and instructions for completing inventory forms for the Historic Sites Service, Alberta Culture. There are also clippings of advertisements from the <i>Strathcona Plain Dealer</i>.

This fonds consists of a photostatic copy of two pages of The Toronto Mail, October 1, 1892, containing an article, "In the north-west : the town and district of Edmonton, Alberta". The article includes brief biographies and photographs of Antonio Prince MLA, John D. Harrison, M.G. Connor, C. Gallagher, Edward A. Braithwaite, James Ross, Paul Royal, P.E. Daly, William Wilson, N.D. Beck, A.H. Goodwin, S.S. Taylor, Hermon McInnes, John Cameron, George Thomson, Colix F. Strang, D.R. Fraser, James McDonald, Matthew McCauley and Edmonton businesses P. Heiminck and Co., Larue and Picard general merchants, Jasper House, Gallagher's Meat Store, George Thomson's Drug Store and Queen's Hotel.

The collection consists of several special edition newspapers covering such stories as: City of Edmonton's 75th anniversary, Edmonton Journal's 75th Anniversary, first edition of the Edmonton Sun, XI Commonwealth Games, the Edmonton Journal bomb threat and the tornado of July 31, 1987 as well as programs and memorabilia from the XI Commonwealth Games held in Edmonton 1978.

This fonds consists of the registrar's report, Acacia Lodge no. 11, Ancient Free and Accepted Masons (A.F. & A.M.) and a printed poem relating to curling, "Lament of a slick city rink".

The fonds consists of promotional materials for Universiade, including pins, tapes, slides, brochures and media guides and orientation publications. There is also some planning documents from the media relations committee.

The collection consists of one copy of an article about Reginald Hunt written by William P. Ferguson, a biography of Reginald Hunt, and several newspaper clippings relating to his achievements. The materials were collected between 1976 and 1978.

The collection consists of a copy of the <i>Evening Journal</i> (09/02/1905) and photographs of Edmonton taken between ca. 1905 and ca. 1950.

This fonds consists of an interview with Samuel Archibald Dickson, Henry G. Ward's uncle; a set of Edmonton First broadcast spots by John E. Barron, Sunwapta Broadcasting, for CFRN radio, to which Henry Ward contributed ideas; photographs of the home where Marshall McLuhan grew up in Edmonton AB and of Samuel Archibald Dickson.

The fonds consists of a scrapbook covering the band's activities, sheets of music, assorted correspondence, programs, newspaper clippings, and a letter of acceptance into the Newsboys' band from J. Michaels to Robert Smith.

The fonds consists of materials created by Edmonton Telephones and its predecessors or successors between 1916 and 1990. The fonds is unprocessed but a preliminary inventory reveals that the fonds consists of correspondence, reports, administration materials, uniterm documents, directories, directory files and other materials.