The fonds consists of oral histories given by people who lived and worked in the Coal Branch from 1912 to 1966. The oral histories were recorded by den Otter during the course of research to complete his thesis for a Master of Arts degree in history at the University of Alberta.
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The collection consists of a copy of "The Cookson Memoirs," which contains photocopies of John W. (Jack) Cookson's diary from his voyage from Liverpool, England to Halifax, Nova Scotia in 1890 as well as notes about his early days in Tofield, Alberta. The collection also includes copies of photographs relating to Jack Cookson and the Cookson family in Tofield.
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Fonds consists of undated photographs depicting the Italian Friendly Society group.
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Fonds consists of a history of the Majeau family.
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Fonds consists of copied photographs depicting three members of the Edmonton Oldtimers Baseball Association, dating ca. 1970, and depicting a house, likely on the Podersky homestead in Lacombe, dating the late 1800's or early 1900's.
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Fonds consists of a photocopied family history of Michael and Eva Raychyba, dated 1975, written by Anna Pidrucheny.
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The fonds consists of a photograph by G.D. Clark of the 1905 ceremony when Alberta became a province and the Honourable George H.V. Bulyea became the first Lieutenant Governor, and Anne's mother's ration book in a Woodward ration book envelop.
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Fonds consists of personal reminiscences by Anne Roseborough about her experiences traveling west and homesteading near Vermilion, Alberta. Fonds also includes a photograph of Anne and Samuel Roseborough on their homestead with W.B. Cameron.
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The fonds consists of an album of photographs taken by Anne Wight in 1913 during a vacation through the Rocky Mountains from July 19 to September 17. The album features the scenery of Banff, Alberta, and Glacier, BC. H.S. Foster, a Lawrence, Kansas, railway clerk developed the prints.
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Fonds consists of records regarding various members of the Allchin family and include a pictorial bible, two funeral announcements, and two newspaper clippings.
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