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Subseries consists of material relating to the writing and editing of "Artists, Builders and Dreamers", includes drafts of the chapters, and the book itself (many with hand-written annotations/corrections), as well as a published copy of the book.

Turn Back the Pages: Clairmont 1908-1992 is the history of the community of Clairmont (originally called Twin Lakes) written by Beth Sheehan in 1992. The book contains the history of the hamlet/village and its schools, churches, organizations and sports, illustrated by stories of local characters, maps, photographs, art work and clippings from the Clairmont Independent newspaper.The sub-series consists of the research files (including people, government, businesses, events) used to create the original book, newsclipping files for Clairmont from 2011-1908, the 1992 manuscript of the book “Turn Back the Pages”, and a file for the update of the book, dated 1999-2005. There is also a 20 page document from the Provincial Archives of Alberta detailing all the records with material about Clairmont in their holdings, a hand-out on How to Prepare a Local History by Hugh Dempsey, and a copy of the published book. The photographs in this sub-series are dated from 1915-2004, and record the changes in the hamlet in almost 90 years. They include early hamlet scenes, farm buildings, schools and children, the Krimmer Mennonite congregation and the cemetery; and the buildings, businesses, homes and street scenes in the town and country, and views from outside of Clairmont as the area became more developed.

The sub series consists of information about 180 RCACC, lists of members in 1991 and 1994, a blank application form and expectations of cadets, correspondence, and Change of Command Forms for Kozar, Colbeck and Parsonage. Also included is the March 1998 issue of Quadrant, the newsletter of The Royal Canadian Artillery, in which the history of 180 RCACC was published. 180 RCACC was affiliated with 20 Field Regiment Royal Canadian Artillery.

The sub series consists of information about 1809 Edmonton, lists of members in 1992 and 1993, correspondence, annual reports, and programmes for events such as Annual Inspections. There is also a Change of Command Certificate dated March 1, 1994 when Captain Kozar relinquished command to Captain A.B. Gaetz. 1809 Edmonton Cadet Corps was affiliated with the Loyal Edmonton Regiment.

Subseries consists of photographs of the 1988 Winter Olympic Games held in Calgary, Alberta from February 13 - 28, 1988. Subseries is arranged according to the events that Victor Post labelled on his materials.

Subseries consists of material relating to programs, summits and residencies run by the Banff New Media Institute (BNMI) in 1995. The files contain agendas, participant biographies, evaluations, reports, audio recordings and various administrative documents.

According to the BNMI website, the following programs were run in 1995:
Interactive Screen Workshop January 09 - January 24
Introduction to Macintosh Computing May 24
Adobe Photoshop: Part 1 May 29 - June 02
Introduction to Adobe Illustrator June 05 - June 06
Adobe Photoshop: Part 2 June 10 - June 14
Interactive Screen Workshop- Beyond Television, June 17 – June 18
Meet the Brits, June 24 – June 25
Exploring Multimedia with Macromedia Diretor July 04 - July 08
Cruising the Information Highway August 16
Surfing the Net for Fun and Profit August 17

Subseries consists of material relating to summits, programs and residencies run by the BNMI in 1996. Materials include agendas, contracts, promotional materials, funding information, budgets, various administrative material, and audio recordings.

According to the BNMI website, the following programs took place in 1996:
Creating a World Wide Web Home Page, June 01
Surf's Up The 1996 Deep Web Workshop, June 07 - June 08
Banff Television Festival, June 09 - June 15
The Documentary Deluge: What's Fueling the Documentary Revival? June 15 - June 16
The Art of Digital Imaging, June 15 - June 19
Interactive Multimedia Authoring, June 21 - June 27
Interactive Screen, July 19 - July 31
Developing Educational Multimedia August 07 - August 10
Death, Desire, the Dream and the Machine November 23 - November 24
Production Management December 01 - December 08

Sub-series consists of material relating to summits and workshops hosted or created by The Banff New Media Institute in 1997. Includes administrative planning materials, workshop materials, and audio recordings. According to the BNMI's website, the following programs took place that year:

Women in the Director's Chair, January 18 - January 29
Writing for Series Television, January 19 - January 30
Aboriginal Electronic Publishing / Multimedia Workshop, February 19 - February 22
Screenwriting for Storytellers, May 03 - May 04
Marriage or Divorce? Television and the Web, June 07 - June 08
The Selling of Silly and the Future of Funny: Television, Interactive Media & Comedy, June 13 - June 14
Banff Television Festival, June 09 - June 13
The Summer Summit at the Summit: A RealWorld/Banff Centre Think Tank on the Future of Interactive Media, June 17 - June 19
Visual Design for Interactive Media/CD-ROM, June 22 - June 26
Interactive Screen '97, July 01 to July 11
Instructional Design for New Media, August 02
Developing and Designing Educational Multimedia, August 05 - August 09
Java Authoring, August 14 - August 16
mTropolis Authoring, August 17 - August 19
Play to Win! Developing Interactive Games, August 21 - August 25
SGI Presents The Third Dimension: VRML and the WWW, August 26 - August 28
The Digital Burgess, August 26 - September 01
Interactive Multimedia Authoring, September 08 - September 14
Creative Computing, September 19 - September 20
Vicom Presents Nereus Multimedia Publishing System, September 19 - September 21
Financing Multimedia Software and Content Projects, September 27 - September 28
SensAble Technologies Presents Artist New Media: Haptic Interfaces, September 22 - September 24
Developing Cultural Product for Television October 25 - October 26
Animation: An Exploration of Japanese ANIME, November 14 - November 16
Flesh Eating Technologies, December 06 - 07