The fonds consists of one photograph of David Hunter and one photograph of Hunter Motors built in 1948 on 49th Street, Athabasca.

The fonds consists of a spark plug from a power generator, the [1905-1910] illustrated General Catalog NO. 10 of the Canadian Fairbanks Company Limited, and an aerial photograph taken by Len on June 16, 2003 as he flew over the Grand Rapids on the Athabasca River.

The fonds consists of 21 photographs including Kaspersky's Building Supplies, Athabasca Garage, members of the Kaspersky family, Elfrieda and Steve Schinkinger, Anton and Lydia Schinkinger, George and Bertha Hees and Mrs. Sorosky, Jeff Soroka, Brenda Bulmer, Island Lake Lodge, St. Gabriel's Roman Catholic Church, Athabasca Post Office, Aurora Theatre, Athabasca Public School, Athabasca Municipal Hospital, Edwin Parr Composite High School, Government Liquor Store, and the grain elevators.

The fonds consists of newspaper articles, magazine articles, e-mails between Conrad Biernacki and Marilyn Mol, financial information, a press release, bookmarks, the event program which contains historic information, and thank-you letters. The magazine articles, written by Conrad Biernacki, are in the May/June and July/August 2009 editions of Discovering Antiques edited by Jan Mather. The posters were designed by Jen Luckay, an employee of Athabasca University. The artifacts include bricks and brick pieces and a shard from a turned pot from Claude Thillett's Brickyards (1912-c1919). The potter was probably Ewald Walden.

The fonds consists of Vol.2, No.1, March 1966: Alberta Folklore and Local History Collection; A Project Study of Athabasca and District for a Planned Heavy Water Plant, 1966; Grade 3-6 teaching guides for Our Place in the Province; and library book #176 which is a 1970 U of A MA thesis: The Process of Rural Settlement in the Athabasca Area, Alberta by Donald Norman George Stone.

The fonds consists of information on the history of these two banks and photographs of The Canadian Bank of Commerce, Athabasca, 1912, and the Imperial Bank of Canada sub-branch in Colinton, AB., 1954.

The fonds consists of a 1922 letter from the Grosmont Municipal District regarding quarantine regulations for scarlet fever: two store receipt books for 1947-1948; and municipal tax receipts for 1955, 1956 and 1959. There are four calendars from local stores and the Aug.4, 2005 issue of Western Producers Western People which has an article on the Major family "100 Century Farm". Allan James tax receipt for 1927 is included.

The fonds consists of notebooks recording time worked and farm records; income tax receipts for 1943-1945; 1946 AB Workmen's Compensation Board building permit; federal and municipal tax notices; business receipts for the John Deere dealership, and the 1974 agreement of a land sale in Fort Saskatchewan. The maps from Canada. Department of Mines and Technical Surveys include Saulteux, 1922; Lesser Slave Lake, 1954; Pelican, 1962, 1983; Tawatinaw, 1955, 1983; Whitecourt, 1960; Alberta. Department of Lands and Forests- Baptiste to Lawrence Lake, 1953, 1967, 1969; Alberta. Energy and Natural Resources- Smoky Lake to Wabascaw, 1977.

The fonds consists of four photographs entitled: "Nov.8, 1905 CNR entering Fort Saskatchewan"; "steel laying on CNR heading to Edmonton"( this is the only photo that has Bell's Photo written on it) ; "moonlight excursion from the Fort" on a boat named Alberta; and "hauling 10 ton marine boiler from Edmonton to Athabasca 100 miles, property of Wood & Cornwall, A.Hamilton moving contractor."

The fonds consists of Alberta provincial business licenses dated 1941-1979 (not complete); Town of Athabasca business licenses dated 1978-2007; bicycle sales records for 1956-1958, 1963-1976; and account books for July, 1937 to December, 2002. The photographs include Nick and Nettie's wedding, their children Gail and David, their house, Lena Demchuk's 102 birthday party in 1996, and Elizabeth Sieminski (Demchuk). The artifacts are a small red plastic piggy bank labelled "Mike's Store", two oil paintings by Nick and Nettie Evasiuk, a pair of Sealtred plastic overshoes in their box, a pair of Trramps black leather laced boots in their box, a men's Monarch Knit hose box, and a tube of Ampollina Dye. There is also a book entitled "Athabasca and the world, environmental verses" by Nick Evasiuk, 1989 and a photograph of Nick and his friend, George Ryga, taken in Mexico in 1980.