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The journal consists of diary entries made by Annie York Secord between 1 January 1916 and 12 January 1917, describing daily life and events of family, friends, and community.

This file consists of 69 meeting minutes of Edmonton's City Council from 1911.

The Edmonton Bulletin hired advertising specialist C.A. Violette of San Francisco to conduct an advertising campaign to create this Special Edition which was used to promote Edmonton as an up-and-coming city, and includes descriptions of businesses, businessmen, and industries, as well as descriptions of the social, economic, military and artistic scenes in Edmonton and the greater Edmonton area.

All of the photographs used in the publication were created by the Byron-May Company (EB-26).

The file consists of correspondence between the Edmonton Board of Trade and the Mayor and City Council of Edmonton, and to Prime Minister Sir Wilfred Laurier covering Alberta promotional interests and concerns about immigration to Alberta.

Village of West Edmonton assessment roll

This document is also known as the Todd Report.

The file consists of one photo album (26 pages, 121 images) taken by Byron and May. Many of the photographs were part of their business, including commissioned images. The album also includes photographs of the Percy Byron and Gustave May families.

For descriptions of each photograph, see EB-23 photographs online in Series 1 to 3 of MS-1192.

The file consists of one photo album (60 pages, 61 images) of photographs taken by Byron-May for the Edmonton Chamber of Commerce to promote Edmonton in the early twentieth century as an up-and-coming city.
For descriptions of each photograph, see EA-500 photographs online.

This painting shows an artist's portrayal from the top of McDougall Hill looking south and west towards Rossdale and the river valley. The painting includes the Edmonton Hotel, the Edmonton Brewing and Malting Co., and the City Flour Mills.

Consists of correspondence from and to the Town of Edmonton regarding immigration to Edmonton.