Fonds consists of photographs depicting the Calgary Normal School class of 1925-1926, and the Calgary Normal School women's basketball champions of 1926.

The fonds consists of two postcards, one photographic postcard of the High Level Bridge, with text on the reverse, and one mechanically reproduced postcard of the Strathcona Hospital, Edmonton, Alberta, in 1916, published by the McDermid Engraving Company.

The fonds consists of a postcard featuring the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) Station in Calgary circa 1921 and a postcard featuring the Palliser Hotel in Calgary circa 1921

The fonds consists of an image of the crew of Bassell's Extra Gant #20028 for whom Inga Stephenson was the cook (photograph by C.E. Tighe), an image of the Stephenson's home, likely in Strathcona (photograph by H.H. Huntting), and an image of horses and carts in front of the Edmonton Ice House (photograph by H.H. Huntting).

Fonds consists of a typed copy of Margaret Waldron's homestead diary and personal expense books.

Fonds consists of mechanically produced colour postcards depicting Easter greetings.

The fonds consists of a group portrait of the entire staff of the Johnny J. Jones Exhibition, including performers, labourers, and musicians.

The fonds consists of a recoding of the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra performing "Cantata de la Guerre" circa 1960 that Jon Whyte acquired while working as a broadcaster for CKUA radio in Edmonton.

The fonds consists of images, originally dating circa (ca.) 1909 to 1917 of students at the Ukrainian Institute of Peter Mohyla, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, students at the St. Boniface Seminary (likely Manitoba), a cultural group and a funeral at St. Josaphat Church in Edmonton, Alberta, Ukrainian priests and bishops and a confirmation class.

The fonds consists of an audio cassette recording entitled Solo Amore by Maria Manna dating from 1993.