The fonds consists of 97 multitrack and 102 safety master audio tapes featuring local Edmonton and Alberta musicians, and locally produced soundtracks and commercials dating from 1973 to 1993.

The fonds consists of figure skating programs, an issue of <em>Town Talk</em>, the Edmonton Allied Arts Council newsletter and a Christmas card.

The fonds consists of sheet music used, annotated and created by Big Miller throughout his musical career including arrangements, transpositions, set lists, lyric sheets, compositions, and song books dating from the 1950s to the 1990s; financial records consisting of forms and correspondence dating from the 1990s; musical recordings consisting of studio recordings by Big Miller, live recordings of Big Miller performing with various bands including performances with Blues Machine at the Sidetrack Café in Edmonton, Alberta, dubbed recordings Big Miller created of jazz, big band, blues, funk, and soul musicians; recordings of local blues and jazz musicians from Edmonton recordings studios such as Beta Sound Recorders, Big Miller recording with Tommy Banks for CBC Radio, and Big Miller's appearances on The Tommy Banks Show and other radio programs dating from the 1960s to the 1990s; a biographical manuscript consisting of a chapter summary and first draft of Chapter 1 of Big Blues: The Autobiography of Clarence Horatius Miller written in 1990 with Nigel Darbasie; a National Film Board documentary film entitled Big and the Blues (1990); 2 VHS recordings featuring Big Miller performances dating from 1992; newspaper clippings documenting Big Miller's accomplishments dating from the 1980s and 1990s; and promotional photographs of Big Miller dating from the 1990s.

The fonds reflects Bill Marsden's film career and consists of a copy of the film the Naked Flame (five 25 mm reels of colour cinefilm) and a trailer for the Naked Flame (one 35 mm reel of colour cinefilm). Bill Marsden produced the film in 1963.

The fonds consists of clippings related to Bob's career dating from 1967-1982; four RPM records dating from 1967-1977 featuring Bob Ego on drums playing with Daisy Hill Puppy Farm, Painter, Su-Dora, and Nancy Nash; seven LP records dating from 1966-1984 featuring Bob Ego on drums playing with the Antiquators, Painter, Hammersmith, and Streetheart; and two VHS recordings of Bob Ego performing with Streetheart dating from 1979-1980.

The fonds consists of 4 LP record albums of Alberta Musicians collected by Bob Walker. The fonds includes the following Alberta musicians: Mel Deacon "It's Been a Privilege", Brian Fustukian "Fustukian", " Shannon Two Feathers "Dreams that Feed a Gypsy", and 451 "451".

The fonds consists of the records of Boîte à Popicos and includes minutes, financial statements and other financial records, reports, correspondence, grant applications, pamphlets, questionnaires, press releases, newspaper clippings, touring schedules, contracts, scripts, costume and set designs, vocabulary lists and colouring and work books.

The fonds consists of a copy of a catalog for Boorne and May Ltd. dating from 1897 and 1 hand colored photograph of the Royal Train Locomotive for the Duke and Duchesses of Connaught's visit to Alberta in 1890 taken by the Boorne and May photography studio.

The fonds consists of images taken by Brenda Hemsing in 1984 of auctions located in Alberta communities including Hussar, Milo, Water Valley, Spruceview, Calgary, Rimbey, Finnegan, and Conrich.