The fonds consists of images, originally dating mid-1920s to 1935, of the Edmonton General Hospital School of Nursing building, nursing students, the staff at the Wainwright Municipal Hospital, and a tree planting in Wainwright.

The fonds consists of personal and legislative records of Dr. Lou Heard, and includes newspaper clippings, correspondence, press releases, Social Credit pamphlets, programs and reports, speeches, notebooks, legislative records regarding seniors housing and fluoridation, a chiropractic exam, a scrapbook of newspaper articles, photographs of chiropractic and MLA events, and records from Lou's membership in the Canadian Chiropractic Association, the Alberta Chiropractic Association, the Fort Edmonton Historical Foundation, the Optimist Club of Edmonton, and the Sir Winston Churchill Society.

The fonds consists of a VHS copy of the production Phyllis' Miracle created by Lorna Thomas Productions in 2000. The production recounts the story of the main character's (Phyllis) experience with breast cancer.

Fonds consists of records pertaining to McLaurin's business and personal life including financial records, correspondence, dental literature, brochures, postcards and photographs. Fonds has been divided into two series: Business records and Personal records.

Fonds consists of the business records of the Little Bow Medical Services Association including minutes, by-laws, correspondence, and financial records.

The fonds consists of photographs from a general round-up near High Prairie, Alberta, one of Aquilla Smith Maxwell on horseback, and the other of all the men involved, including John Ware, in the round-up; photographic postcards of the 1907 fire of a post office in Edmonton and the Cave and Basin in Banff; and a postcard of the Canadian Pacific Railway (C.P.R.) gardens in Calgary.

The fonds consists of four 16mm films of varying subjects. Two are NFB productions, one is an Eastman Classroom films, and one was produced by the Government of Alberta.

The fonds consists of 20 photographs documenting Joe Atkinson's work as a nurse in Northern Alberta throughout the 1950's for First Nations Peoples.

The fonds consists of a certificate issued to James Henry Tofield entitling him to practice medicine in the Northwest Territories dating from 1887, a photograph of James Tofield circa 1900, a brief biography of James Tofield written by Dr. Dora A. Newson in 1965, and an article regarding James H. Tofield from the Alberta Medical Bulletin Vol. 3, No. 1.

Collection consists of copied photographs depicting various people, buildings, and views in Vegreville, Alberta and the surrounding areas, including log cabins, farming and farm houses, street views, buildings, businesses, agricultural machinery, carriages and carts, livestock, churches, hospitals, houses, residents of boys' homes, schools and school children, automobiles, barns, sports teams, nurses and nurses residences, Boy Scouts, sleighs and sleds, and railroads. The images date from the early 1900's to the early 1970's, predominantly from 1902-1955. Collection also includes a copied newspaper clipping about St. Joseph's Hospital circa 1961.