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This fonds consists of a history of the Alban, Treals, Cartmell and Fry families, transit maps, an Alberta Railway timetable, a price list for Hazletts' store, and materials on the Edmonton Bird Club.
The photographs include Edmonton buildings, street scenes, events and people.
Cox, Phil
Part of Phil Cox fonds
Miss Gladys Reeves, seated at Old Timers' Cabin Reeves, Gladys
Part of Phil Cox fonds
The gravestone of the Bellamy Family - Thomas Bellamy was an alderman, his wife a prominent member of many social and charitable organizations and their son the first Rhodes Scholar from Edmonton. This marker is found in the Edmonton Cemetery.
gravestone - James Charles Chatterton Bremner
Part of Phil Cox fonds
The gravestone of J.C.C. (James Charles Chatterton) Bremner. Bremner, born in 1864, was a remittance man from Scotland. He was a valuator and appraiser for the CPR, and raised horses. He and his wife were the main residents from 1903 to 1928. They held social events on the third floor of the house. He leased out the land for farming. Bremner committed suicide in 1928 after the money from Scotland ran out.
Part of Phil Cox fonds
Mr. Kostek was the Edmonton Public Schools Archivist Kostek, Michael
Part of Phil Cox fonds
Mr. Tingley is a local historian and a member of the Edmonton Historical Board. Tingley, Ken
Part of Phil Cox fonds
Former home of Chester Ronning (1921) located at 9318 109 Avenue. Ronning, Chester
Part of Phil Cox fonds
Former home of J. Douglas (1921) located at 10535 Saskatchewan Drive. Douglas, J.
Part of Phil Cox fonds
Ms Skirka was a member of the City Archives staff. Skirka, Nicole
Part of Phil Cox fonds
Mr. Ibsen was a member of the City Archives staff. Later he would become the City Archivist before leaving to become the University Archivist at the University of Queensland, in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.