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Fonds consists of copied photographs that date from circa (ca.) 1848-1922, predominantly 1901-1922, that depict various people, buildings, and views in Chipewyn, Sawridge, Slave Lake, Fort Vermilion, Athabasca Landing, and Fort McMurray, Alberta including a Royal North West Mounted Police (RNWMP) officer, paddle steamers, Hudson's Bay Company (HBC) boats, a government telegraph office, log cabins, street views, a sawmill, a cemetery, school teachers, and missionaries.

The fonds consists of copies of letters Edmund Warlow wrote to his mother in Simla, India while he homesteaded in Red Deer, Alberta and during his service in World War I from 1914 -- 1916. In 1993, Patricia Honnor copied and bound the letters. The fonds also includes an introduction written by Patricia Honnor while she sought a publisher for the letters.

Fonds consists of copied photographs dating 1925-1945 which depict various soldiers, including Lt. Col. Edward Brown and members of the 1st Battalion Edmonton Fusiliers, as well as automobiles, women, buildings, a band, rugby teams, war memorials and military ceremonies, and aerial views of barracks. Fonds also includes a microfilm copy of a scrapbook containing records regarding the military career of Lt. Col. Edward Brown which includes correspondence, certificates, newspaper clippings, caricatures, and photographs depicting Lt. Col. Brown and various other soldiers, ceremonies, military buildings.

The fonds consists of Bryant's daytimers and business cards, essays and correspondence about Bryant's return to school after retirement, and the following series: Military records, which were created and accumulated during the Second World War and during Bryant's time with the 19th Alberta Dragoons, many of which are photographic records; Clubs and association records, which include records relating to Bryant's involvement in the Salisbury Saddle Club (an affiliate of the Edmonton Gymkhana Association) and the Royal Canadian Armoured Corps Association; Radio records, which relate to Bryant's interest in amateur radio and his work in the radio industry; Travel records, which relate to Bryant's involvement in the travel industry, in particular with the American Society of Travel Agents (ASTA); and William Wilder McKinney Parker publications.

The collection consists of a copy of a liquor license made out to Leslie Larson from 1912, the January 20, 1936 issue of the Edmonton Journal announcing King George V's death, a membership list for the (1914) Red Chevron Club Edmonton, a typed copy of Army Order 4 -- 1918, presented to the Red Chevron Club in 1938, program from Trooping the Colour in Ottawa in 1939, Pay and Allowance Regulation for the Permanent and Non-Permanent Active Militia (1937) and a photograph taken at the first exhibit of commercial livestock at the Edmonton Exhibition in 1921 (McDermid Studio print). The fonds also includes 15 glass plate negatives, of which 14 are cartoons from the First World War by Bruce Bairnsfather and one is a portrait of Bruce Bairnsfather.

Fonds consists of the personal records of F.C. Jamieson pertaining to his affiliation with the 19th Alberta Dragoons and includes correspondence, poems, photocopied newspaper clippings, and a greeting card from the South African War Veterans' Association.

The fonds consists of images, originally dating 1923 to 1930, of the Edmonton Fusilier soldiers and bugle band, images of the South Alberta Regiment, originally dating 1940 to 1945, tracing the soldiers from training camp to service overseas, and includes soldiers, camps, parades, trucks, tanks and the overseas locations (France, Belgium, Germany, the Netherlands), images, originally dating from the early 1950s, of the 19th Alberta Dragoons and an image of the Veterans Land Act Conference in 1962.

The fonds consists of images, originally taken circa (ca.) 1917, of the 202nd Overseas Battalion (Edmonton Sportsmen's Battalion), of the Canadian Expeditionary Force, including cooks, camps and soldiers (G.T. Bowen, Tommy Coward and Alex Decoteau).

The fonds contains records pertaining to Hugh Munro's departure from Scotland and his career in the militia and politics in Nova Scotia, and includes reference letters, correspondence (including correspondence from Joseph Howe), invitations, and letters of appointment (political and military).

Fonds consists of the personal papers of Hazel McCardell and includes music scores, poems, songs, newspaper clippings, greeting cards, diaries, an autograph book, articles, newsletters, correspondence, historical/biographical sketches, family histories, pamphlets, notices, a wedding invitation, tax receipts, journals, magazines, books, telegrams, an insurance policy, notes, returned cheques, negatives and photographs depicting family members and various people, views, buildings, airplanes, air pilots, street views, fires, and plane crashes, and cinefilms depicting home movies. Fonds includes many records pertaining to Hazel McCardell's research of the Strang family, Jesse James Strang, and the Mormon community in St. James, Michigan, USA. Fonds also contains records pertaining to William McCardell's service in the Royal Canadian Air Force and the Canadian Forestry Service.