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File consists of photographs of a bust of Bishop Vital Grandin. An inscription in one of the photographs reads that the bust was presented to Bishop Grandin by Father Lacombe in 1901 on behalf of the Oblates.

File consists of an old grist mill built ca. 1807-1809 by John and George Ball in Ball's Falls, Ontario. Some photographs show one side of the grist mill clearly, while other photographs show the grist mill seen through some trees. Also included are photographs of the two waterfalls and gorge. The grist mill was built at the lower of the two waterfalls. Ball's Falls is now preserved as a conservation area operated by the Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority.

File consists of photographs of rapeseed fields where old log houses can also be seen in the fields. Some of the houses are predominately featured in some of the photographs. Some of the photographs were used more margarine ads.

File consists of photographs looking out to the Jasper Park Lodge golf course, with Lac Beauvert in the foreground and mountains in the background. One of the prints, not included in this file, was sold to Jasper Park Lodge on February 2, 1996.

File consists of photographs of the Mission Hill area in St. Albert, including photographs of structures such as the Father Lacombe Chapel, St. Albert Catholic Parish, statue of Father Lacombe, Vital Grandin Centre, Star of the North Retreat House, Foyer Lacombe, Little White School, Youville Home, cemetery, and grotto. There are also some photographs looking north on Perron Street towards Mission Hill, some photographs of the inside of Father Lacombe Chapel, and one photograph of a painting of Father Lacombe from 1916.

File consists of photographs of a canoe with a couple of people, traveling down Sturgeon River.

Series consists of records pertaining to Victor Post's commercial business, Victor Post Photography, such as photographs of his studio and lab, his studio portraits, and promotional material.

File consists of photographs of unidentified airplanes and helicopters. Victor Post can be seen in front of some helicopters.

This file consists of audio recordings of Victor Post photography radio ads, a critique of Post's prints, an interview Post did on a children's morning talk show in 1960, a conversation with a colleague about the amateur radio club, recording of King Hussein's interaction with ham radio operators in Alberta, and recordings of Frank Gay's music.

This is an audio recording of King Hussein's interaction and conversations with different ham radio operators across Alberta, during King Hussein's visit to Alberta.