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The fonds consists of composites and photographs taken by Alfred Blyth Studios of City of Edmonton police, fire department, school board, and departments. Several of the composites were created for the City of Edmonton's centennial celebrations in 1967. Also included in the fonds is a photograph of the Edmonton police in 1908.

Fonds consists of correspondence, notes, photos, publications, reports, project files, and architectural plans relating to the personal and professional work of Roman Fodchuk.

The fonds consists of photographs taken by Gordon Wilkins. The images are of early Edmonton, including unidentified people who may be members of the Wilkins family, houses, horses or horse and buggy, mining activity, John Walter’s ferry, Indigenous peoples and other events in Edmonton. It also includes photos of Gordon working at Kline’s Jewelry and the Kline family.

The collection consists of newspapers and a booklet focusing on Edmonton and Athabasca Landing. There are also photographs of the Edmonton Meat Market, Chave & Co. in St. Albert and Athabasca Landing.
Item List:

• newspaper reproduction of The Edmonton Bulletin, Vol. 1., No. 15, March 14, 1881
• newspaper ‘The Northern Light’, Athabasca Landing, Vol. 1, No. 3, Dec 5, 1908
• booklet ‘Gateway to the Great North Country - The Town of Athabasca, formerly known as Athabasca Landing’, [Athabasca AB]: Athabasca Board of Trade, July 1, 1912

The fonds consists of records collected by Gertrude Ragain or used by her family, including:

• an Edmonton Bulletin carrier's regular customer record book for Henry Ragan (son of Gertrude), October – December 1937;
• booklet 'Rundle in Alberta 1840-1848', by The United Church of Canada; annual report, United Services Y.M.C.A. Club, March 17, 1943;
• invitation, unveiling of Rundle's Mission plaque, September 12, 1965;
• booklet 'The Rundle Adventure Story', by John Travis, 1968.
  The photographs include Earl Grey’s visit to Edmonton in 1909 and a portrait of Gertrude Ragan, ca. 1975, used for an Edmonton Historical Board award (1976).

The fonds consists of the identification papers and personal documentation of Josef Huber and family including:

• Wedding certificate (Trauungs Schein) for Josef Huber and Francisca Lang, married 1891, certificate issued 1909
• Baptismal certificate (Tauf-Schein) for Pauline, daughter of Josef Huber and Francisca Lang, born 19 Dec 1897, certificate issued 1909
• Baptismal certificate (Testimonium ortus et baptismi) for Anton Huber, born 25 Oct 1900, certificiate issued 1909
• Land certificate ? (Heimats-Schein) for Josef Huber, issued 1909
• passport issued to Josef Huber by the Austro-Hungarian Empire at Chernowitz (Czernowitz), Bukovina in 1909; it includes Josef Huber, his wife Francisca Lang and their four children, sons Johann and Anton and daughers, Kristina and Karoline,
• Dominion Lands interim homestead receipt for SE-21-56-6-W5, issued to Josef Huber, July 25, 1912 at Edmonton,
• Register of Alien Enemies card issued July 2, 1915 at Edmonton,
• Certificate of Naturalization issued February 26, 1921,
• a letter of agreement with Ernest Abbott dated August 29, 1927.

The fonds consists of family portraits of the Carmichaels including Mr. and Mrs. Norman Carmichael and their two children Glen Carmichael and Mary Marie Carmichael.

The collection consists of a souvenir program of the Edmonton Memorial Services for King Edward VII, May 20, 1910.

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.