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The collection consists of scripts that won the Alberta Playwriting Competition dating from 1970 to 1988. The fonds also consists of plays dating from 1943 to 1970 which likely won other playwriting contests. Additionally, the fonds includes two plays from Edmonton playwright and director Brad Fraser as well as two plays by Canadian actor Paul Gross, known for his work on the television series Due South.

Fonds consists of the administrative records of the Alberta Potters' Association including minutes, correspondence, financial records, publications, reports, photographs and membership lists.

The fonds consists of photgraphs taken by the Alberta Public Affairs Bureau between 1964-1970. Fonds consist of photographs (1964-1970), relating to the University of Alberta (934 images); includes a copy of the campus plan, 1912.

The fonds consists of the by-laws, minutes, membership lists, financial records, correspondence and newsletters of the Edmonton branch of the Alberta Registered Music Teachers' Association (1932-2010); a historical summary of activities in the Calgary branch (1936-1977); records concerning the Provincial Board Meetings and Annual General Meetings (1938-2010) held by the Edmonton branch of the Association; and photographs from various ARMTA events (1975-1995).

The collection consists of two Alberta School Broadcast songbooks: "Sing and Play" from 1954 -1955, by Jane McIlrena and "Music Makers" from 1960 - 1961 by Hazel Robinson. The collection also contains 33 transcription discs created for Alberta School Broadcasts featuring music and narrated books such as Ivanhoe. The discs also include broadcasts featuring information on explorers of the Northwest Territories including David Thompson, James Cook Henry Kelsey, Samuel Hearne, and Anthony Henday. The transcription discs date from 1948 to 1949. The audio cassettes consist of several episodes from the following series: World of Today, Alberta at Work, We Live in Alberta, Alberta Album, Adventure Time, and Pioneer Communities. These episodes likely date from the 1970s.

The fonds consists of the records of the Alberta Society of Artists including meeting minutes of the Northern Branch, Southern Branch, annual general meeting, and the Provincial Council dating from the 1930s to 2000; membership and executive lists dating from 1931 -- 2000; objects, by-laws, and the charter of the society dating from 1931 -- 1996; financial records such as audits, receipts, and balances dating from the 1940s to 1990s, promotional materials related to exhibits such as brochures and pamphlets; materials documenting the work of the members of the ASA such as photographs, slides, negatives, and videos; correspondence dating from the 1930s to 2000; copies of the societies newsletter, Highlights, dating from 1948 to 1998; and oral history interviews conducted with members of the society dating from 1985 -- 1998.

Fonds consists of correspondence, membership lists, constitution, minutes, newsletters and other material relating to business functions of the Society.

Fonds consists of the following series for MsC 40: correspondence (1949-1984); drama (1969-1982); fiction (ca. 1952-1984); poetry (ca. 1951-1983); prose (1950, 1963-1983); published works (1951-1983); audio-visual (192-, 1954-1984); miscellaneous (1952-1984); works on Nowlan (1953-1984); and four small appendices (MsC 59, 61, 106, 119) consisting of material relating to A. Nowlan and acquired from other sources. MsC 59 consists of a sound recording Remembering Alden Nowlan, taped at a Theatre New Brunswick event paying tribute to A. Nowlan. MsC 106 is a draft of A gift to last, revised by co-author Walter J. Learning in 1989. MsC 119 consists of promotional material for a production of Frankenstein : the man who became god. For description of MsC 61 see entry under Rachel Paulson Pride. Later accessions include: Acc 523/92.21 consisting of poetry manuscripts, notebooks, reviews and other material relating to publication or productions of A. Nowlan's work after his death in 1983, as well as twenty-four sound recordings of interviews, radio broadcasts of A. Nowlan's works, tributes paid to the author and other miscellaneous events; Acc 567/95.5 consisting of material relating to A. Nowlan including v. 2, no. 4, Summer 1963 issue of Amethyst devoted to him; MsC 301 consisting of audiocassettes recording interviews by Greg Cook of family, friends, colleagues, acquaintances, editors, publishers and fans of A. Nowlan in research for biography One heart, one way : Alden Nowlan, a writer's life; Acc 755/04.5 consisting of 44 videocassettes and 1 compact disc relating to documentary Alden Nowlan: the mysterious naked man; MsC 309 consisting of letter from A. Nowlan (October 28, 1968) to Catherine Lamb (Lady Cummins) with poem The last leper in Canada for possible publication in Stand; and MsC 328 consisting of 15 letters from A. Nowlan to Gerry Taylor and a contract relating to their collaboration on a proposed book about country music in Canada.

The fonds consists of the transcript of the unpublished novel La grande épinettière. Récit du Nord-Ouest canadien, by Alex Michelet, and four b&w photographs taken on the trail to La Calmette and at the family farm in Alberta. The novel depicts the life of a young teacher who establishes herself in a small community at Grande Coulée (today, Big Coulee) at the beginning of the Twentieth century and the life of French homesteaders in Alberta.

The fonds consists of records relating to Alfred Blyth's personal and professional life and includes correspondence, postcards, receipts, letterhead, souvenir pamphlets, posters, catalogues from photographic exhibitions, calendars depicting the work of Alfred Blyth, certificates and awards, newspaper clippings, samples of touched up photographs, large format exhibition prints, publications using Blyth's work, films depicting various Alberta industries and events, travel films, and negatives depicting various people, views, buildings, animals, and scenes mainly in Alberta, including many portraits and some photographs of Alfred Blyth's home and studios dating from 1939 to 1974. The fonds also includes finding aids that Alfred Blyth created for the photograph collection and an oral history with Alfred Blyth recorded by Karl H. Kaesekamp in 1972.