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The fonds consists of 160 2 inch videotapes dubbed to Beta storage and VHS working copies. These videos contain popular musical variety television shows from the late 1970s.

The fonds consists of correspondence, contracts, songbooks, sheet music, programs, notebooks, diaries, and promotional material created or collected by Bruce Haack or Dimension 5 Records. The photographs and negatives depict Haack as well as friends and family dating from his youth in Alberta to his later years in Pennsylvania. Many of the photographs are arranged in scrapbooks and photo albums. The film reels are home movies created in Alberta.

The audio reels consist of master recordings of Haack’s music and commissioned work suck as advertising jingles. There are recordings of Dimension 5 albums, solo albums, as well as music written for theatre or film soundtracks. There are also digital files of all of these audio reels as well as published copies of his albums and re-issues on CD and vinyl record.

Fonds consists of portraits of members of the Marler, Dawson, Buckholtz, Tamrykt, Adams, Motkovitch, Bugis, MacDonald, Pyron, Woods, Hiller, Brust, Lund, Matheson, Kadatz, Bender, Tabel, Fielbach, and Magnon families.

The fonds consists of the records of Butler, Angus Engineering Limited and includes slides of mechanical and electrical tracings of buildings designed for Edmonton from 1950 to 1989 as well as an index to the images. The fonds also includes publications prepared by Angus, Butler Engineering Limited as well as publications and other materials prepared by Intercontinental Engineering Limited, primarily concerning an Athabasca Tar Sands project, and a photograph album commemorating the construction of the Alberta Jubilee Auditoria.

The fonds consists of membership lists for the entire span of the group, newsletters, meeting minutes, registers of dance participants, financial statements, posters, flyers, correspondence, histories, and call sheets.

The newsletters include Buttons and Bows publications as well as publications from the Edmonton District Square Dance Association, the Alberta Square Dance Institute, the Alberta Square and Round Dance Federation, and the Canadian Square Dance Association. There is also correspondence from several of these organizations as well as from other clubs.

The histories were compiled by club members for various club anniversaries and consist of oral histories, recollections, and compendia of articles about club activities.

The photos are in albums arranged chronologically with all of the subjects meticulously identified. The badges were collected by club members from various dance that they attended, sister clubs, dance associations, and special events. The badges are arranged in polyethylene sleeves.

The fonds consists of four photofinishing envelopes from the Byron-May Co. dating from [1915].

The fonds includes the Calgary Theatre Singers' (CTS) incorporation application and bylaws, set and stage plans, architectural drawings for a proposed CTS building, programmes, photographs from "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying," fifteen scrapbooks containing newspaper articles and advertisement, telegrams, postcards and programmes for CTS productions such as "The Sound of Music," "Annie Get Your Gun," "Carousel," "The King and I," "My Fair Lady," "Oliver," "South Pacific," and one scrapbook with articles about a proposed CTS building (from a donated Canadian National Railway station).

The fonds consists of one series, the records of Sylvain Voyer, National Representative.

The fonds consists of the records C. Denys Cook, and includes his correspondence as the Alberta Representative of the Canadian Craft Council.

Fonds consists of lists of movies shown at the Capitol Theatre and copied photographs depicting the interior and exterior of the theatre.