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The fonds consists of 4 LP record albums of Alberta Musicians collected by Bob Walker. The fonds includes the following Alberta musicians: Mel Deacon "It's Been a Privilege", Brian Fustukian "Fustukian", " Shannon Two Feathers "Dreams that Feed a Gypsy", and 451 "451".

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).

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

The fonds consists of 6 45 r.p.m. audio discs of the following artists collected by Carolla Christie: Give Your Head a Shake / It's Raining over Morely (n.d.) by Marcel Tom Hawk Henry and the Royals; I'll Come Running / Forget that Yesterday (n.d.) by Debbie Davis Stevenson; That Gallivanting Galveston Gal / In My Mind (n.d.) by Scotty Stevenson; High Fashion Queen/ Rocky Mountain Skyline (1980) and Crazy Heart / Rollin Slow (1981) by Laura Vinson and Redwyng; and Kenora / Mean Woman Blues (1977) by Wooden High.

Fonds consists of a book entitled Historic Churches of Alberta and the Canadian Northwest, written and illustrated by Carolyn Reesor Kaufman, newspaper clippings, a poem, and a series of water colour sketches of Alberta churches painted by Kaufman.

The fonds reflects Cecil Scott Burgess' architectural career and includes materials created by Cecil Scott Burgess including drawings of sundials dating from 1927 to 1939; measured detailed drawings of features of mosaics, churches, libraries and furniture of churches and Cathedrals in Europe dating from the 1890s to the 1930s; plans of Canadian Battlefield Memorials; plans and drawings of the Seminary of St. Sulpice in Montreal dating from 1905; stencils, brass rubbings, and charts; and plans for Lancashire Town Hall dating from 1894.

Fonds consists of films about the official opening of Fort Macleod, Alberta, Calgary fires, Lake Louise, the University of Calgary, the First Social Credit Opposition, the resignation of Harry E. Strom, the National Energy Policy, the Calgary Public School Board, and the Calgary City Police Department.

The fonds consists of the records of Clarke, Saunders, Boucock & Associates and predecessors, and includes billing records, correspondence, contracts, and project files relating to the renovations of the Clinical Services Wing of the University of Alberta Hospital.

The fonds consists of 1 45 rpm album recording of Pauvre Gars, and an audio cassette recording of Bon Temps... Toute la Nuit! recorded by Crystal Plamondon dating from 1990 and 1991.

The collection consists of 18 prints of Second World War cartoons by Stew Cameron, two of which have been signed by Cameron. The cartoon appeared in Cameron's book Basic Training Daze.