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The fonds consists of images that depict multiple members of the Brimacombe family from the earliest years of their presence in Alberta to the end of the Second World War. There are also multiple images of various sites around Vermilion, events, and farming.
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Sites include multiple buildings in Vermilion, the exterior and interior of the Brimacombe Brothers store, the interior and exterior of the Breage and Vermilion post offices, Brimacombe homesteads and farms, and unidentified sites in England related to the Brimacombe family. There are also images of events such as hockey games, baseball games, picnics, community gatherings, ice-skating, and family get-togethers. Most of the images feature people or events but there are also some landscape shots and images of flora and fauna around Vermilion.
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The remaining material consists of seven cigarette cards, which are small prints that were distributed in tea and cigarette boxes in England from the late 19th century through the early decades of the 20th century. Cards were printed in thematic series and were collected. These seven cards were part of a series of 50 cards related to gardening and were issued in 1938 by the Imperial Tobacco Company.

The records of the family are extensive and consists of photographs, correspondence, diaries and other personal papers, cookbooks and recipes, gardening, how-to and decorating magazines, books and booklets, biographical and genealogical papers, press clippings, school handbooks and other materials used or accumulated by Annie LaPerle as a teacher. Also included are records from the Winterburn Golden Agers and Winterburn Women's Institute, store and farm cash books and statements of accounts and other records documenting daily activities, as well as greeting and sympathy cards, maps, slides and 8 mm film reels. The photographs, slides and films depict the LaPerle family and friends, the Winterburn Store, post office, house and other buildings, farming, farm machinery and crews, weddings and anniversaries, burials, churches and other buildings, cars, picnics, parties and leisure activities, students and schools, soldiers, First Nations people, Banff and Jasper, Edmonton and other places in Alberta, and the Edmonton Ski Club.

The fonds is composed of a memoir and genealogy of the Hittinger and Tellier families.

The records consist of three photographs of Philippe Hamel and his family.

The fonds consists of photographs and notebooks concerning parish business.

The records are composed of an autobiography, where Reverend J.E. Duclos chronicles his activities in Bonnyville and surrounding area between the years 1916 and 1930.

The fonds consists of correspondence, other personal papers and images of the Dron family.

The fonds consists of photos concerning the Déry family in the Cold Lake and La Corey area and records of the St. Albert francophone parish.

The fonds consists of the family history of Delphis and Marie-Claire Coulombe and their descendants as written by Raoul F. Coulombe.

The fonds is composed of various papers, genealogical material and photographs concerning the Côté family and its activities in Alberta.