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"Al Tasmin: A Story About the Moving of Canada's First Mosque - Al Rashid Mosque", produced and directed by Selwyn Jacob, Selwyn Enterprises Inc. The project began when Soraya Hafez from the Canadian Council of Muslim Women (Edmonton Chapter) mentioned to Selwyn Jacob that the building was being moved to Fort Edmonton Park, and asked if he would be interested in making a film about Al Rashid Mosque. The film had its Edmonton premiere at the Provincial Museum of Alberta, and was screened at the Toronto International Film Festival in 1995.

"Carter House Final", produced by City of Edmonton Planning Department. This tape documents the move of the Carter Residence and Barn, and is an edited down copy of the raw footage found in file 248.

"Heart of the City", produced by Agrapha Productions.

"Investing in Edmonton's Past", produced by City of Edmonton Planning Department with Alberta Historical Resources Foundation.

This file contains a VHS recording of the opening of the Rotary Club of Edmonton Northeast time capsule that was sealed 30 years earlier in 1966. The video includes clips from the following Rotary meeting and lunch. This VHS was digitized on 2024 September 25.

This file contains a copy of the Safe Disposal Toolkit, created by Edmonton's Safedmonton Initiatives, and is an example of the tools they created with their partner organizations around personal and community safety. The toolkit includes a DVD titled "Don't Get Stuck: Needle Safety Program", created by the Edmonton Police Service.

This file consists of a VHS copy of "Strathcona: A Stroll Through History." The video was created as part of the Old Strathcona Foundation's mandate to promote and preserve the history of Strathcona through educational work. This VHS was digitized on 2022 December 1.

"The Heritage Trail", produced by Alberta Culture, Prairie Wool Communications, City of Edmonton.

This file contains a copy of a performance of Hecate's Players. The cast members, in order of speaking roles, consist of Lisa Walters, Amanda LaRougetel, and Kathryn Ivany.