This series contains records relating to the care and operation of municipally owned buildings and property in Edmonton. Included are project files from the office responsible for building maintenance between 1965 and 1969.
This series contains records that were transferred to the Archives from the Telephone Department either individually or in small groups. Because of their lack of context, they were described together as a collection of discrete items.
This series contains reports created by the Edmonton Public Library relating to the Government Information Division, strategic planning, marketing, and the Edmonton Public Library Board. It includes annual reports, financial statements, copies of Edmonton Public Library News Notes, as well as various other planning and operational reports created by EPL.
This series consists of council and committee minutes, voters lists, cemetery records, and bylaws created by the Town of Beverly.
This series contains financial records created by the Town of Beverly, including assessment and tax rolls, debentures, auditor's reports, financial statements, various financial ledgers, and correspondence. It also includes the cash books for the Beverly School District and a financial ledger for the Beverly Cemetery.
The series consists of Hector’s diaries, documenting his daily life of farming, as well as family and community events. Hector wrote in the diaries every day from 1 Jan 1936 to 11 Jul 1967. The records also include some invoices, receipts, and correspondence.
The photograph is of Hector with horses.
This series consists of six subseries:
Subseries 1: Indexes
This sub-series consists of the indexes of meeting minutes of the Names Advisory Committee (NAC). Researchers can use this sub-series as a finding aid for material in subseries 2.
Subseries 2: Meetings
This subseries contains all minutes and agendas of the NAC.
Subseries 3: Correspondence
This subseries collects the NAC's letters to and from other committees as well as some letters regarding names research. Some neighbourhood structure plans were included as attachments.
Subseries 4: Names Reserve List
Names added to this list were researched and vetted before being recommended to City Council.
Subseries 5: Reference Material
This subseries consists of reference material the NAC gathered regarding potential names. Lists of named and unnamed lakes are also included in the subseries.
Subseries 6: Recommendations
This subseries includes the recommendations the NAC made to City Council.
This series contains records from the Office of the Comptroller. It includes budget documents from 1916-1940, as well as project files relating to work done by the Office. The project files include information on money-related bylaws, car allowances, inventories of physical assets held by City departments, and the collected financial statements of City funds and related organizations. The series also includes information around the salaries, wages, and classifications of civic employees, as well as correspondence regarding union negotiations and temporary war employees.
This series contains correspondence with citizens, private corporations, other municipalities, and other levels of government, as well as petitions sent to the Town of Beverly.
In 1985 the Edmonton Police Department Museum and Archives opened to the public. Located at Edmonton Police Headquarters, the museum was established to represent the history of law enforcement in Alberta. It was funded by Alberta Culture, the Alberta Museum Association and by private and corporate sponsors, and staffed by volunteers from the Police Department and a curator paid for by grants. By 1997 the museum had closed and the collection was absorbed by Edmonton Police Services.
The series consists of 7 pawn shop ledgers, one file of material found in the ledger of a second hand shop, and 3 photos of Alex Decoteau.