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The fonds consists of records relating to the lives of Edith and William Rogers, and includes correspondence, speeches, newspaper clippings, posters, cards, constitutions and bylaws for groups such as the Rebekah Assembly of Alberta, of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, the Canadian Protestant League, Edmonton Branch and the Social Credit Party, notebooks, diary/scrapbooks, financial statements for Sun Valley Apartments, education manuals, programs, minutes, reports, speeches and correspondence regarding Edith's time as Member of the Legislative Assembly, trustee for Edmonton Public School Board, member of the Alberta School Trustees' Association, and member of the Metropolitan Edmonton Educational Television Association, and photographs used by Edith Rogers in Pioneers of the West, and includes the photographs of John Diefenbaker, R.B. (Richard Bedford) Bennet, Alexander Cameron Rutherford and Reverend Leonard Gaetz, D.D.

Fonds consists of the personal records of F. Morris Flewwelling and includes programmes from various orchestral and theatrical productions performed in Edmonton and Calgary, Alberta, and includes the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra's newsletter, Encore, and the Calgary Philharmonic Society's newsletter, Bravura. Fonds also includes souvenir pamphlets from Alix and Banff, Alberta, a copied newspaper clipping about singer Elena Nikolaidi, various Alberta Department of Education departmental examinations, Province of Alberta Centennial Bulletins, negatives depicting an orchestra, children, musicians and musical instruments, and copied photographs dating 1916 that depict the Calgary Stampede in Calgary, Alberta, including a parade, various events, and First Nations people, including Blackfoot Chief Yellow Horse.

Fonds consists of an Alberta Normal School, Calgary, Alberta, souvenir book dated 1911, and two postcards and photographs dating 1909-1927 which depict various people, views, bridges, buildings, boats, and packhorse camping in Fort Edmonton, Manola, and Jasper, Alberta.

The fonds consists of records of George A. McKee and includes his certification as a commissioner to administer oaths, statistics for Bible instruction in Edmonton schools, guidelines for Bible Readings in the Edmonton Public Schools, correspondence regarding teacher salaries, a brief on financing education prepared by G.A. McKee, and photographs of the Strathcona Collegiate Institute hockey teams.

Fonds consists of assessment and tax rolls.

Fonds consists of High School and University Matriculation Examinations Board departmental examination questions and timetables.

The fonds consists of the records of Glen Johnson from his tenure as president of Augustana University (1968-1995). The records include correspondence, copies of speeches, notes, newspaper clippings, various pamphlets and brochures relating to the school and its events, school newsletters and newspapers dating from 1964 to 2000.

The collection consists of a program for the Alberta Inaugural Celebration Concert at Thistle Rink in Edmonton, Alberta dating from 1905; a membership card for the Edmonton Amateur Athletic Club dating from ca. 1908; an account book for the Union Book of Canada and a bundle of cancelled cheques dating from 1917; a copy of The Alberta Social Credit Chronicle dating from 1935; a pamphlet entitled "The Douglas System of Economics"; a photograph of the G.A. Forster Ranch House; and a photograph of the Forster family.

Fonds consists of minutes of the Greenfield School District No. 2683.

The documents from this fonds testify for the personal and communitarian activities of Guy Lacombe. Researchers will find information regarding his interests in the constitutional rights of the francophones outside Quebec; materials he used for teaching; audio and video recordings, and other documents created over a span of 30 years. Most of the files have the original titles given by their creator. The fonds also include some photographs of personalities of the French community in Alberta, like Dr. Joseph Boulanger, J.-Harry Tremblay, and Dr. Jean-Louis Petitclerc.