The fonds consists of photographs of Art Schumacher, Pat Keegan, airplanes, Baptiste Lake, Athabasca United Church, Athabasca Brick School, and views of Athabasca in the 1960s. Erwin Schumacher wrote to the Athabasca Baseball Club in 1933 offering to do airobatic feats for money.

The fonds consists of 28 audiocassette tapes and their synopses recorded about family histories or other topics pertinent to Athabasca including: Calder family, Bob Robertson, Herbert Browne, Constance (Sanders) Pearson, Charles Lynch, Garfield Rogers, W.O.Willey, George Cooke, Gertrude(Reeves)Bannerman, Constance(Robertson)MacDougall, Kenneth Kinnaird, Frederick Young, Nellie Cahoon, Eva Hasell, William Byrd, Charles Brumfit, Lawrence Rye, The Athabasca Story, Mr. Urban, Mr.Struzynski, CFRN Radio Jan.1974 brief interviews with locals, Henry Stelfox, Alberta and Hector MacLean, Bill Kirby, Tom Jamieson, W.Wilkin, Vital and Clothtilda Callahoo, Robert Andison, Jan Liss, Antoni Turbiasz, Raynor Whiteley, John Cook, John Burt, Helene Boytinck, Alex Middleton, Louis Uliac, Sister Hilda Diederich, Donat and Albertine Soucy, Irene Stainton, Harold Warren, Mark Hooks, Walter Hill, Dr. George Ball, Father Quinn, John Sullivan, Frederick Mannix and others.

The fonds consists of a 35 page book of photographs, addresses and brief biographies of students and teachers; a guest book; committee minutes, correspondence and financial information; addresses by guest speakers, and photographs. The artifacts are a commemorative golf shirt, cap and mug.

The fonds consists of a 104 page book which includes all the original photographs and a brief biography of each student, 2 photocopies of this book, a guest book and photocopies of many editions of the school newspaper "Whispers" for 1949-1950. The 21 display sheets include newspaper clippings and copies of photographs of students, staff and school activities for 1947-1952.

The fonds consists of 2 copies of a souvenir booklet which contains candid photographs, autographs, and pages from a guest book.

The fonds consists of 13 photographs.

The fonds consists of materials created by the Athabasca Lions Club between 1966 and 1995. The fonds consists of scrapbooks of the Athabasca Lions Club, correspondence, programs, newspaper clippings and photographs pertaining to their work in Athabasca. Includes material pertaining to the Athabasca Lioness Club.

The fonds consists of a description of Athabasca's PSS office, 1969; PSS administrative and policy outline, 1970; Directory of Community Services and Organizations for Athabasca-Boyle areas, 1973; Boyle Senior Citizens Need Survey(306 interviews), 1974; PSS presentation to the County of Athabasca and the Village of Boyle, 1977; Athabasca-Boyle area Youth Needs Survey, 1979.

The fonds consists of ephemera re: 1946 Athabasca High School graduation; and photographs of the DeFord, Sharp and Fisher families, a truck breaking through the ice on the Athabasca River in 1936, town buildings including Al Sharp's blacksmith shop, a Chinese laundry and shoemaker's shop, Landa's Store, Nels Swanson - tailor shop, B. Liske, Snow-Flea machine, Athabasca High School 1944 Grade 11 class; June 10, 1954 flood of the Athabasca River, and a postcard that passed the censor sent by Gordon Lewis from Sicily in July, 1943. There are also three photograhs of the Athabasca Creameries Ltd and Power House.

The fonds consists of minutes of Athabasca Lodge No. 328, bylaws, a book of ritual, financial records, membership lists, correspondence and provincial and national convention proceedings. Includes photographs of national and provincial conventions as well as local Elk members in the 1950s.