The collection consists of music books, sheet music, programs, photographs, photo album, filmstrips, sound and video recordings of performances, and clippings pertaining to the Edmonton Schoolboys' Band. The band started up in 1936-37 and consisted of students in grades 4-12. It took over the trusteeship of instruments and uniforms of the Edmonton Newsboys' Band that disbanded in 1928. The Edmonton Schoolboys' Band was active in the Edmonton area from 1936 to 1969.

Item is an 8 mm film of Edmonton Schoolboys' Band members at camp in Banff and boarding train to return home. No audio on film.

Item is an 8 mm film of Edmonton Schoolboys' Band members at camp in Banff and on parade. A short segment depicting a group of brides and grooms in uniform included. No audio on film.

Item is an 8 mm film of the Edmonton Schoolboys' Band on the train, on parade in Vancouver and in Revelstoke and of the Band members aboard a small ship. No audio on film.

Item is an 8 mm film of the Edmonton Schoolboys' Band on parade in Banff, Penticton and possibly Vancouver. Images are of the Band members on a small ship and on parade performing. No audio on film.

Item is an 8 mm film of the Edmonton Schoolboys' Band on parade, possibly in Kelowna, and with a trophy.

Item is an 8 mm film of the Edmonton Schoolboys' Band on parade in Calgary, at the Edmonton Exhibition, heading east and in a Grey Cup parade. The Grey Cup was played in Toronto in 1956 and the Edmonton Eskimos played. Newlove home movies are included on the reel. No audio on film.

Item is an 8 mm film of the Edmonton Schoolboys' and on parade in Banff and Kelowna and with the Canadian Band Association. Newlove home movies are included. No audio on film.

Item is an 8 mm film of the Edmonton Schoolboys' Band on parade in Kelowna in 1961, and in Banff and Kelowna in 1963 and with the Canadian Band Association. Images of the Newlove homestead and other home movies included. No audio on film.

Item is an 8 mm film on of the Edmonton Schoolboys' Band on parade, possibly in Kelowna. The Band Members are wearing costumes rather than uniforms.