The fonds consists of two phonograph recordings. The first recording is of a Ukranian Divine Liturgy conducted by the brother of the donor, Rev. Stephen Chmilar, in 1973. The second recording is of the CFRM program "Smilin' Charlie and Jerry" from November 1, 1957, on which the donor's family sang as part of a Ukrainian choir.

The collection consists of two "Organ Recital" programs for the Edmonton First Presbyterian Church, March 1927; One National Council of Education concert program; One song recital program by Amelia Galli-Cucci for the Women's Musical Club of Edmonton; one Edmonton Commercial Grads basketball program and scorecard, October 1927.

Fonds consists of letters from Red Lane to George and Angela Bowering; poetry and short story manuscripts by R. Lane, G. Bowering, Lionel Kearns, David Dawson, Dave Cull and others; and miscellaneous material.

The fonds consists of 20 LP recordings featuring Alberta musicians acquired by Tish Soley, including: Gary Bowman, Bobby Curtola, Tim Feehan, Gary Fjellgard, Jack Hennig, Dixie Lee Innes, Ron Jeffery, Mavis McCauley, Red Wyng, Norm Rooke, Mary Saxton, Showdown, R. Harlan Smith, Pat Hughes, Brian Sklar, Prairie Fire, Skylark, Tommy Banks, and Judy Singh. The fonds also contains promotional material related to the musicians. The fonds dates from 1969 to 1992.

The fonds consists of newsclippings, photographs, and miscellany about Kathleen Parlow.

The collection consists of images featuring a portrait painting of Alexander Cameron Rutherford.

The fonds consists of correspondence, biographies and programs.

The fonds consists of drawings, specifications, correspondence, and office files from the architectural practice of Rule Wynn & Rule (Calgary), 1946-1986. Significant projects (Calgary office) include: Petroleum Building, Spruce Cliff Apartments, Trend House, Elveden Centre, MacMahon Stadium (all located in Calgary).

The fonds consists of professional and personal material created by retired Alberta Court of Queen's Bench Justice Russell A. Dixon from 1980-2001. The fonds consists of two series: 1. Reasons for Judgement (1980-1999). This series consists of Reasons for Judgment rulings by Justice Russell A. Dixon from 1980-1988 and 1995-1999, arranged chronologically by year. 2. Personal and professional documents (1980-2001). This series consists of newspaper articles written by Mr. Dixon, correspondence, awards, speeches, a photograph, cartoon drawings, reports, biographical notes, and other materials created or collected by Mr. Dixon. This series also includes an address given by Russell A. Dixon at the Legal Archives Society of Alberta Historical Dinner held in Calgary on October 17, 2001 and Edmonton on October 18, 2001. The theme of the dinners was "Lawyers at War". In his speech, Dixon reminiscences about his experience with the British Sixth Airborne Division, 1st Canadian Parachute Battalion during the Second World War. The address also includes a handout distributed to dinner attendees. The handout, also written by Dixon, includes the names of battalions in each division, their home base in Canada, the location of battles and casualty figures.

The fonds consists of records relating to the operations and activities of the Society for Talent Education and includes bylaws, minutes, reports, correspondence, newsletters, financial statements, newspaper clippings, records relating to finance, performances, workshops, fundraising, attendance, and records from 20th anniversary celebrations, which included hosting 7th Suzuki International Conference.