The fonds consists of films by Stan McMillan, with a few produced by Leigh Brintnell, about aviation, and includes the films about aviation in northern Alberta and northern Canada as well as the film "Wings over the North."

The fonds consists of photographs of the construction of the Alaska Highway (Alaska-Canadian, or ALCAN Highway), and including road construction machinery, workers, tents, local buildings and other views of the area around Dawson Creek, British Columbia.

Collection consists of automobile sales brochures.

The fonds consists of images of engines of the trains of the Northern Alberta Railways (NAR) taken in the 1950s and 1960s. The trains and engines featured in the photographs were built from 1909 to 1959. The fonds also includes images of Canmore Mines Railway Engine No. 4 dating from 1905.

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 copies of photographs, originally dating from 1920s to 1970s, of buses.

The fonds consists of photographs, plans, agreements, negatives, plans and blueprints related to Canadian National Railway dating from ca. 1910 -- 1982 collected by Robert Valere during his service with CN and from antique dealers.

The fonds consists of clippings and photographs. The clippings are mostly regarding Roy Nurse's retirement and copied excerpts from the book <em>A Record of Service: The History of Western Canada's Pioneer Gas and Electric Utilities </em>by Ken Stahl. The subjects of the photographs include steam ships operating on the McKenzie River, Fort McMurray, Fort McKay, Fort Norman, Lesser Slave Lake, Arctic Red River, Fort Providence, Fort Resolution, Fort Wrigley, Fort Smith, Great Slave Lake, Fort Simpson, Fort Good Hope, Fort Fitzgerald, Fort Chipewyan, and Hay River Post.

Fonds consists of photographs depicting images of various people, buildings and views in the Great Slave Lake and Peace River, Alberta areas including a paddle steamer, canoes, fish drying, livestock, and a log house.

The collection pertains to Matt Berry's and Wop May's careers as bush pilots and includes copied photographs circa 1930s to the 1940s featuring Matt Berry and Wop May as well as other individuals and subjects related to air travel in northern Alberta including Frank Harley (Berry's mechanic) carrying canoes, Cranberry Portage, airplanes, airplane wrecks, Bathhurst Inlet, Harry Hayter and Curtis Robine, Patsy Xlengenberg's residence on Wilmot Island, K.V. salvage operations on Lake Athabasca, McMurray airport construction, installing floats on an airplane, hand-made carriage and track for wood hauling on Boar Island, R.H. Channing Jr., Tom McCallum, Jack Stark, construction of the Yellowknife airport, Berens River, Jack Humble, members of the Royal Canadian Air Force, Bob McInnes, Frank Baragar, Bill Francis, Bob McInnes, Frank Baragar, Bill Francis, Ed Ballan (Berry's instructor), Curtis Jenny, and Ruby Henss