The fonds consists of materials created by the Edmonton Architectural firm MacDonald and Magoon Architects between 1907 and 1958. The fonds consists of approximately 6000 linen and vellum blueprints and paper drawings relating to 475 design projects undertaken by the firm of Magoon and MacDonald, and then by George Heath MacDonald. The fonds also contains related correspondence and building specifications for some projects.

This fonds consists of a print made in 1984 of Meredeth Evans' drawing of the Alberta Hotel.

This fonds consists of material from Thomas Bryan Campbell-Hope's career as a architect, including architectural drawings and plans. Also contained in this fonds is some of his artwork (watercolours and sketches). This fonds includes: an ink drawing of the Queen's Hotel; material on various buildings and building projects (Riverview United Church, U of A E. Duncan Centre, a proposed Government Centre, U of A Household Economics, SAIT Tower Complex, Canmore ALCB, Keyano College, Fairfiew Regional College Student Residence, Alberta Research Council Clover Bar site, NAIT Central Services Building, SAIT Campus Centre, and the Society for the Retired and Semi-Retired, SAIT's construction programme). Artwork includes works on Emily Murphy Park Whitemud Creek, the Downtown HBC building, Woodwards Edmonton, Grand Prairie, Calgary, Lethbridge and Medicine Hat. Also included is a excerpt from A School of Seamen, A Pride of Ships: A Brief Illustrated History Before During and After St. Margaret's Sea Training School, 1942-1946. MS 715.1: This fonds consists of records on Patrick Campbell-Hope and Thomas Bryan Campbell-Hope. The records regarding Patrick Campbell-Hope consists of material on his life and his work. These records are primarily copies, and they include his birth certificate, his Alberta Grade 13 diploma, a 1931 Christmas Card from the Campbell-Hope family, pages from Eldorado Magazine, a statement of his service in the Canadian Armed Forces, his application for the Architectural Institute for British Columbia, Canadian Architect (1956), office stationary, a organisational Chart for MacDonald and Magoon Architects from the 1930s,architectural plans for a school building Bezanson (1956) and the Rosaling Public School sewage system (1954) and newspaper clippings on the CFRN cabin, New Salvation Army Citadel, Bawlf Community School, and the car accident that took his life. Also included with the Patrick Campbell-Hope records are framed sketches of a Streetscape and "An Elizabethan Banquet Hall." This fonds also consists of artwork by Thomas Bryan Campbell-Hope, including watercolours and pen and ink sketches. Bryan Campbell-Hope's artwork includes a sketch book of 50 watercolours of Edmonton and Alberta, 10 watercolours of Edmonton, 6 watercolours of Alberta, 1 watercolour of Lake Superior Ontario, and 2 pen and ink sketches. Four framed pieces include a colour painting of the Barron building in Calgary, a pen and ink sketch of the Society of the Retired and Semi Retired building in Edmonton, a pen and ink sketch titled "Beached," and a pen and ink sketch called "Homestead." Other material from Bryan Campbell-Hope includes two awards from the Province of Alberta, a commemorative plaque from the Keyano College Campus and Theatre Complex ground breaking, a picture of the SS Elgin Park, drafting instruments, material from his education as an architect and as an artist, Alberta Association of Architects diploma, and a Royal Architectural Institute of Canada certificate.

The fonds consists of the application for The Certificate of Incorporation, a list of recommended historic sites, and an account of the aims of the society. There are audio tapes and tape summaries of an oral history project,"Voices of Old Strathcona" and 3 Christmas cards with photographic scenes of Edmonton. The fonds also contains issues of the <i>Strathcona Plaindealer</i>, 1982-2000.

This fonds consists of 6 laminated placemats produced by Alberta Color Productions, containing photographs of Edmonton's skyline on one side and an historic photograph of Edmonton on the reverse.

This fonds contains material from Wallace McSween's acting career, including programs and reviews from plays and other performances in Edmonton, Calgary, British Columbia and across Canada. There is also personal remembrances, poetry, prose, letters of appreciation, commendations, his obituary and eulogies.

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.

This fonds consists of meeting minutes, correspondence, membership lists, and newsletters from the Edmonton Weavers' Guild between 1953 and 2001. This fonds also includes some records of the guild's activities and a file on the history of the guild. MS 698.1: This fonds consists of the minutes and correspondence of the guild between 1990 and 1997, a 1999-2000 Edmonton Weavers' Guild membership list, and assorted copies of the guild's newsletter "Webs and Wheels" from September 1998 to May 2000.

This fonds consists of correspondence and interviews relating to the research for her historical novel, Fortress North. It also includes a manuscript for the book and her ink and water colour illustrations for each chapter, a series of historical paintings of Edmonton and area, records relating to her work for the City of Edmonton Archives and Landmarks Committee and miscellaneous correspondence, sketches, and notes.

The fonds consists of documents relating to the Dylan Thomas Society's incorporation, its membership, its meeting minutes, and its events and publicity.