The fonds consists of Log Books from Whistlers Mountain Ski Patrol (1954-1966), Mt. Morro (1971- 1981), Colin Peak (1930-1979), Watchtower Hut (1969- 1971), and Maligne Lookout (1960- 1967). Included also are Skiing and touring registers from Maligne Lake (1956- 1976) and records from Mt. Edith Cavell (1966- 1977). Fonds include details of mountaineers and climbers from Para Rescue courses led by Jasper Alpine guides Willy Pfisterer, Hans Schwarz and many Edith Cavell trips guided by Henry J. Fuhrer.

The fonds consists of seven photographs [ca.1939] from her mother's album of various places in Jasper National Park, Alberta and Mount Robson, British Columbia.

Fonds consists of brochures published in 1965 by the Jasper Chamber of Commerce written by Harry Rowed The fonds also consists of a wooden book made by the grade eleven class of 1947-48, containing approx. 200 pages of writing, diagrams, and paintings and local history. The book was stolen and eventually returned.There is a file of correspondence regarding the search and recovery of the book.

The fonds consists of 1 CD-ROM with scanned images of photographs taken by Stambury [Ryrie] Tarr and his wife, Alice Louisa (McKechnie) Tarr during a trip to Jasper National Park in 1917. The Tarrs traveled from Winnepeg, Manitoba to Vancouver, B.C. for their vacation. These pictures have been included with the Jasper images. The Jasper images are around the Jasper Park Lodge, Internment Camp, Maligne Canyon, and Athabasca River areas.

Fonds is organized into three series: Family Papers (1910-1930), including financial receipts, account books,correspondence (1930-1970), newspaper clippings, Joan's diary of the 1927 Glacier Trail trip and souvenir booklets of the Brewster tours and Jasper from the early 1900's; Photographs of Robson family members and friends, the family house on Geikie Street, the Jasper CNR station and trains, Jasper townsite, the Jasper Rodeos of 1926 and 1931, Jasper Winter Carnival of 1928 and albums of photographs from Joan's 1927 Glacier Trip and Jack Robson's 1902 expedition with Collie, Stutfield and Woolley; Joan Robson's watercolors of wildflowers, mountain landscapes and scenes from Vancouver and Santa Barbara (1930-1950's).