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The collection consists of yearbooks, school newspapers, and school literary magazines from Blackie High School (1951), High River High School (1920, 1921, 1926, 1927-1928, 1947, 1951, 1956, 1958, 1959, 1961, 1969), Ridgeview Junior High School (1953), Rt. Hon. Joe Clark School (1982), Senator Riley High School (1972), Senator Riley Junior High School (1973, 1974, 1982). Many of the yearbooks were autographed by students and staff

This collection consists of various photographs taken or selected by Ron Burton and George Webber which relate to SAIT Polytechnic, its staff, students, activities, and role in the community. Images within this collection are broad in specific subject matter, but can be categorized into the following categories of information: images which show the changing face of the SAIT campus and the available facilities; aerial photographs; imagery from ceremonies held to mark important events such as donations, dedications, and agreements; images of historically important items, student works, and memorabilia; photographic records of important individuals in the history of the institution; records of historic visits by key individuals, politicians, and delegations; as well as images utilized for instructional and advertising purposes by the Sait teaching and administrative staff.

The collection consists of an album of photographs of the City of Red Deer and of the nearby Red Deer Indian Industrial School which was prepared by an unknown teacher at that school.

The collection includes an invitation to the official opening of Red Deer College (1964), program for the ceremony to mark the completion of the college building (1967), and a chronology of the history of the college (1982)

The collection includes faculty manuals, a calendar, newsletters, and programs for events at Red Deer College; and an aerial photograph showing the Red Deer River south of Red Deer, Alberta

Collection consists of 11 photographs produced by George E. Fleming of various locations in Red Deer (1911-1913)

The fonds consists of four 16mm films of varying subjects. Two are NFB productions, one is an Eastman Classroom films, and one was produced by the Government of Alberta.

The collection consists of conference materials for the History of the Canadian West Centennial Conference held in Banff, 1967. The materials include pamphlets, publications related to the history of the west, correspondence regarding the conference, lists of activities and excursions, programs, and brochures.

The collection consists of materials pertaining to the Diamond Jubilee Convocation at the University of Alberta dating from 1968 including a copy of the address by Walter H. Johns, President of the University; a program; and booklets. The collection also includes a recording capturing a speech by U Thant. Thant's speech discusses the history and future of the United Nations, the educational system, peace, and the Vietnam War. In addition, the collection contains a recording capturing Pierre Trudeau receiving honorary Doctor of Laws degree. Trudeau's speech discusses Alberta's resources, the need for diversity within universities, the development of science, and the importance of giving aid to developing nations.

The collection consists of 456 glass plate lantern slides featuring images relating to cartography, natural resources, First Nations, northern Alberta communities, and the oil and gas industry. Some of the images may have been created by Harry Pollard.