The fonds consists of photographs of the Mawhinney family, sports teams the Mawhinney’s were part of, the family home in Rossdale, the Arctic Ice Company, the Ross Flats clubhouse, the North Saskatchewan River, and damage from the 1915 flood.

The collection consists of two tickets from Edmonton’s first movie theatre, the Bijou Theatre (John Hazza – Manager).
The Bijou Theatre, located at 10134 – 101 Street, opened around 1910. It was remodeled in 1938 with plans designed by the architectural firm Rule, Wynn, Rule and reopened at the Rialto Theatre. The Bijou theatre closed around 1987.

The fonds consists of materials created or collected by Denny May of Edmonton between 1982 and 1983. The fonds consists of brochures, copies of bylaws, an annual report and newsletter (April 1983) of the Boy Scouts of Canada.

This fonds consists of material gathered by Don Whidden during his involvement with local and national rugby organisations, including coaching material, newsletters, Edmonton, Alberta, and Canadian Rugby Union records, and correspondence.

The fonds consists of Mrs. Lloyd's hand- printed story of the "South Side Swimming Pool" in Edmonton ca. 1950. The later acquisition includes copies of published articles written by Mrs. Lloyd.

The fonds consists of a scrapbook containing clippings relating to the Mercantile Basketball League dating from 1923 - 1935.

The fonds consists of materials created or collected by Edith Sparks of Edmonton and dating from 1886 to 1981. The fonds consists of miscellaneous notes on Edmonton, Strathcona, Edmonton hotels, schools (especially Norwood), clippings from the Bulletin (or transcriptions of) concerning Community Leagues, the Dickens Fellowship and the International Order of Daughters of the Empire in Edmonton, a history of the Mounted Police, a biography of Mary Harvey Hilton, Royal Canadian Air Force badges and buttons, coupon book, Demolay programs and "the Alberta Story".