The fonds consists of records created and acquired by Leslie, Kathleen, and Ralph Dent in the course of their work and private lives. Leslie's records include photographs, training notes, and correspondence from his service during the First World War, correspondence and records related to his union activities and work for CNR, and a significant amount of material from his amateur performance career. This latter material includes annotated and non-annotated song sheets, programs, and song lyrics. Kathleen's records include a self-created cookbook, certificates received on significant dates such as birthdays and anniversaries, and photographs related to her personal life and performances with Leslie. Ralph's records consist of photographs from his service in the Second World War, training notebooks and other military-related textual material, scrapbooks, personal correspondence, and war-time publications related to flight education and training.

The fonds consists of scrapbooks including text and pictures of the Desk and Derrick Club of Edmonton dating from 1951-1986 documenting the history of the organization.

Fonds consists of minutes, membership lists, and correspondence.

Fonds consists of a personal reminiscence by Dorothy Blakey Smith about the summer she taught at Pine View School in Alberta, and a number of photographs taken during that time which depict the Pine View School and students, log buildings, horse, carriages, the Calgary Stampede, as well as Dorothy Blakey Smith and other individuals.

Fonds consists of the personal records of Dorothy Roth, and records reflecting her involvement in various organizations including the Junior Hospital League of Edmonton, the Canadian Girl Guides Association, the Gray House Guild, and Christ Church. These records include correspondence, photographs, diaries, minutes, published items, programmes, brochures, and maps.

Fonds consists of photographs depicting people, views, and hospitals in various towns in northern Alberta including Peace River, Grande Prairie, and Fort Garry. Also includes Montreal, Quebec, the Rocky Mountains, and other northern Alberta regions.

The fonds consists of images of the Wetaskiwin hockey teams, including the Wetaskiwin Ladies Hockey Team (1905-1906), the Wetaskiwin Hockey Club (1911-1912), the Wetaskiwin High School hockey team (1935-1936), the Wetaskiwin Colonels (1945-1946).

Fonds consists of two Alberta Social Credit Party election posters.

The fonds consists of the records generated and received by the Guild in the operation of their organization including meeting minutes, by-laws, financial reports, correspondence and other materials generated by the Guild Executive (1979-2007); photographs, negatives, and transparencies of various workshops, meetings, and events organized by the Guild (1978-2007); records relating to the Guilds' interactions with members, other craft organizations, and businesses (1980-2007); Newsletters produced by the Guild (1978-2007); and records and other materials from special events the Guild has organized or participated in including Alberta's 75th Anniversary and "A Decade of Quilting" the Guild's 20th Anniversary (1979-2007).

The sous-fonds consists of records of the Edmonton Area Council, and includes a copy of <em>History of Beta Sigma Phi: Edmonton Area, 1938-1972</em>, Historical Facts and Figures 1973 to 2003, copies of Chapter Chatter (newsletter), rosters, <em>The Beta Sigma Phi Scrapbook: Fifty Years in Pictures</em>, minutes, correspondence, reports, financial statements, Football committee records, a cheque register for an unidentified Chapter, photographs of members, and photograph albums, documenting the activities of the Council, which contain newspaper clippings, invitations, cards, programs, and other ephemera along with over 100 photographs of members and Council events.