The collection consists of post cards dating from 1905-1910.

This collection consists of publications of the University of Lethbridge and of its Students' Union. Includes annual reports, annual financial statements, budgets, statistics, facts books, directories, calendars (including calendars of Lethbridge Junior College, 1960-1966), Research Inventories (later called Annual Report, Office of Research Services), Awards and Financial Aid lists, faculty handbooks. Includes publications of Communications and Public Relations (Bulletin, Forum, Medium, Campus Reporter, Aperture, Aperture Weekly, Alumni and Friends). Includes student publications (Yearbook, Directory, Handbook, Meliorist, Meliorist Magazine, The Lethbridge Weekly).

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 research notes and recorded interviews for Quest. The following people were interviewed: Grey Alexander, John Andriuk, Judith Armitage, R.J. Armstrong, Jim Atkinson, Jack Austin, Celia Beal, Bob Blair, Rod Brooks, R.J. Brown, Alan Bryant, Bob Campbell, Jean Chretien, Don Connolly, Eric Connelly, Pierre Cote, Ewen Cottrell, David Craig, Lynn Cross, Marshall Crowe, Bob Currie, Doc Dixon, Rod Douglas, Neil Fluker, Glen Fox, J.L. Franklin, Lynn Fross, Jack Gallagher, Alan Gates, Stan Harding, Jake Harp, Dallas Hawkin, Charles Hetherington, Mark Hinton, Gordon Hood, Bill Hopper, Digby Hunt, Andy Janich, Dr. Gordon Jones, Pat Jurisic, Steve Kaye, John King, Peter Kutney, Jim Learmont, John Lee, Howard Leslie, Helmut Linsser, Fred Mannix, Dick Matthews, D.P. Macdonald, John A. MacDonald, Don McGavin, A.M. McKenzie, Sam McKinley, Gary McLaren, Bob Merritt, W.R. Newman, E. Palliser, Maurice Palmer, Doug Parker, Mike Pegler, Rob Peters, Rea Point, Rolli Prather, Red Ratke, Jack Ray, Bill Richards, Bill Rimmer, Saul Rothman, Wilton Scott, Doc Seaman, W. Seben, Barry Singleterry, Mr. Sproule, Jim Standford, Lou Starck, Len Storvold, Jim Strain, Don Taylor, John Taylor, Charles Templeton, Bob Thomas, Gary Weyman, Doug Whylett, Mr. Wilton, Don Wolcott, and Len Youell.

The collection consists of 73 issues of The St. Albert Star/L'Etoile de St-Albert, comprising up to eight pages each.

The collection consists of the speeches and correspondence of Francis Philip Galbraith, the owner-publisher of the Red Deer Advocate (1937-1957), editorial department history files (1967-1978) and photographs (1911-1970). Includes Francis Philip Galbraith's correspondence file on the legal challenges to the 1937 Alberta Press Act and subsequent Pulitzer Prize award.

The collection consists of a copy of the third issue of the <i>Edmonton Bulletin</i> (12/20/1880)

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>.

The collection consists of materials collected by Stan Williams of Edmonton dating from 1880 to 1987. The collection consists of religious magazines and newspapers, souvenir albums, calendars, various church booklets and service programs, clippings from various newspapers relating to Alberta history, biographies and historic travel destinations. it also includes a souvenir copy of the first <i>Edmonton Bulletin</i>, a copy of the last <i>Calgary Albertan</i>, an 1898 <i>Yukon Midnight Sun</i>. and an <i>Edmonton Journal</i> employee's manual ca. 1960.

The collection consists of 554 issues of the St. Albert Gazette.