Fonds consists of photographs depicting various buildings in Killam, Alberta including a view of the town, Robert Roy Knill’s harness shop, and grandstands.

The collection consists of 12 photographs of sites in Edmonton in the early decades of the 20th century. Sites include the High Level Bridge, the Legislature, Fort Edmonton, the City of Edmonton steamer, the Low Level Bridge, 1st Presbyterian Church, and the Edmonton Saddlery.

The collection consists of photographs of the Walter Lumber Mill in Strathcona on the south bank of the North Saskatchewan River and interiors of the Chapman Brothers Store at 104 Street and 82 Avenue, Strathcona.

The fonds consists of a catalogue No. 9 "Cowboy Equipment, Harness, Saddles" for Riley and McCormick Ltd. dating from 1925.

The fonds reflects Tom Count's professional occupation in the heritage industry and consists of copies of two photographs featuring the interior of T.M. Williams' Harness Shop; a copy of a photograph featuring a drill used by the Geological Survey of Canada in Pakan, North-West Territories in 1898; and a copy of the murder trial of Charcoal, an Indigenous individual [Kainai First Nation] who was tried at the Supreme Court of the Northwest Territories in 1897.

The collection consists of three photographs of Welsh's Saddlery, located on 101 Street in Edmonton, in 1912.