The fonds consists of 31 photographs, dating from the 1960’s, of patients, staff, and activities at the Aberhart Memorial Sanatorium taken by an unidentified photographer.

The fonds consists of 76 photographs and a scrapbook dating from the 1920 to 1940 of the Central Alberta Sanatorium. Some of the photographs are attributed to W. Oliver of Calgary, but most of the photographs were taken by unidentified photographers. The creator of the scrapbook is also unknown.

The fonds consists of the administrative records of the Charles Camsell Historical Society, as well as records of historical interest pertaining to the Charles Camsell Hospital that have been collected by the Society. These records include minutes, correspondence, reports, photocopies of newspaper clippings, transparencies in the form of teaching slides, and a videocassette of the closing ceremony for the Charles Camsell Hospital. The fonds has been divided into two series: Administrative records; and Historical records.

The fonds consists of photographs including group portraits of the Edmonton Gradettes (including Sybil and Coach John Percy Page), a snapshot of Charles Lindbergh in an unidentified location, images of rail accidents and equipment from Sybil's father, family photos, locations around Edmonton and Alberta, images from the Central Alberta Sanatorium, First Nations images, farm fields and equipment, and snapshots of Sybil from the 1910s to the 1990s. The textual material includes funeral programs, an autograph book filled by Sybil's friends from the Central Alberta Sanatorium, and a Christmas card from the early 20th century.

The fonds consists of records related to Albert Johnson’s time at the Charles Camsell Hospital in Edmonton and includes reunion programs, The Camsell Mosaic history book and a letter on contributing to it, Veteran’s Hospital newspapers, and photographs of patients and nurses.

The fonds consists of the photo albums John Johnston kept between 1941 and 1964 featuring photographs of his life, work and travels. Subjects include John’s training for military service between 1941 and 1949 in Montreal and Ottawa; John and his wife Hazel’s early years dating in Edmonton; Hazel’s work at the Charles Camsell Hospital and Central Alberta Sanatorium as a nurse in the early 1950s; John and Hazel’s travels across Canada and the United States after their marriage in 1951; John’s work with the Canadian military in Whitehorse and Ontario; and Hazel’s family in Hythe and Grand Prairie between 1900 and 1940.

The collection consists of photographs and negatives of the Baker Centre in Calgary, formerly the Baker Memorial Sanatorium.

The collection consists of four photographs from the Frank, Alberta area.