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Fonds consist of photographs of various locations in St. Albert and people. Some of the locations and people include general store, Chevigny livery, Chapelle du Seminaire St. Albert, Father Larose, men in WWI uniforms, and a hockey team. Photographs also include portraits of Chevigny family members, Olivine St. Louis (née Chevigny) and family, Melina and George Sarrasin and family, Ringuette family, Livia Caouette, Isabel and Simon Hahnenberg, Matilda Bourassa, Hermine Paré, and Clovis Arcand.

Consists of booklets, rules, programs and schedules, invitations, promotional material, minutes of board and committees, Calgary office correspondence, newsletters, newspaper clippings, financial information, games information for each sport, artists and craft fair records, ledgers, administrative correspondence, food services and fiddling competition information, registrations, and manuscript of musical production by Jack Mcreath.

The fonds relates to the renovations and re-opening of the Vital Grandin Centre.

This collection contains records pertaining to the annexation attempt of St. Albert by Edmonton between 1979-1981. Records include photographs and materials from anti-annexation events, Local Authorities Board hearing transcripts, and reports and studies on the proposed annexation.

Fonds consists of committee meeting minutes, newsletters, official documents and handouts, forms, general correspondence, newspaper clippings, events schedules, list of committee members, press releases, invitations and promotional material for events.

This fonds consists of a specification report of the old hospital, meeting minutes, correspondence, memos, and reports related to the sale of the old hospital and use of new hospital.

This fonds consists of records created by the various committees of the St. Albert Games Society during the planning and management of the 1994 Alberta Winter Games, including final reports, correspondence, and meeting minutes. This fonds also contains photographs, pamphlets, programs, maps, a scrapbook, a cassette tape and reel-to-reel recording of the official Game's song, and VHS recording of a promotional ad for the Games. The fonds is arranged into a Committees series, Photographs series, and Policies file, Programs and promotional materials file, Scrapbook file, and Audiovisual recordings file

Series consists of oral history planning, consent forms, transcriptions, and audio cassettes of the oral histories conducted by the St. Albert Historical Society.

Fonds consists of records pertaining to the Klondike Inn restaurant in St. Albert that was founded by Karl Hauptman. Records include photographs and newspaper clippings, and a memoir by Karl Hauptman.

Series consists of scenic and stock photography taken by Victor Post in various locations in Canada, United States, and possibly elsewhere.