The fonds consists of genealogical charts for Fosseneuve, Ladouceur and Auger families; scrip applications at Lac La Biche for Louison Fosseneuve (July 19, 1886); Fort McMurray Banner newspaper from May 28, 1965 with obituary of Joseph Shott; Canadian Geographical Journal, Feb, 1932 contains the article" Scow brigade on the Athabaska" by F.J.Alcock; the 1985 English 30 paper by Ben Heslop named "The untold legend of Captain Shot"; copies of newspaper articles including (Aug.24, 1899 Edmonton Bulletin), (March 26, 1914 Athabasca Times reprint of Emerson Hough's Saturday Evening Post article re: Running the Grand Rapids), (May 21, 1914 Athabasca Times and May 22, 1914 Northern News re: Fosseneuve's death); excerpts from 1908 and 1911 Oblate annals and four photographs of Louison, his son Joseph, and Joseph's family.
"A Tale of Two Brothers - Louison & Francois Fosseneuve: Descendants of Jean-Baptiste Fosseneuve," 2016

1 bound copy of "Medicine Hat and District Germans from Russia Society Legacy Project" (2013), 7 oral histories which were aired on SHAW TV, 2017-2018.

The fonds consists of incorporation documents, minutes, membership lists, bylaws, and financial records.

The fonds consists of records documenting the activities and interests of faith and religious organization archivists in the Edmonton area and includes correspondence, minutes and membership lists.

The collection consists of recorded interviews with these lodge members: Mabel Green, Rolf and Ingeborn Hartvigsen, Gladys Jackson, Liv Jonsberg, Olga Perry, Lilly Mirtle and Carol Sellick, Roy Swanbert, and Knut Verterdal. Also includes the booklet "The Valhalla Cornerstone, 1928-1998".

The fonds consists of a run of The Albertaner dating from 1995 to 2019, and of the Mill Woods Mosaic from 2008 to 2019.

The fonds consists of newsletters.

The fonds consists of administrative records and newsletters.

The fonds consists of newsletters, annual reports, and copies of entries in the History of Cultural Diversity Registry.

The series consists of photographs taken at town events, theatre productions, library/archives events, Remembrance Day services, Agricultural Society parades, Meanook Biological Station (Dominion Observatory), Edwin Parr Composite Community School graduations (1988, 1989), Alberta Pacific Environmental Impact Assessment Review Board meetings (1989), and four scrapbooks of clippings about Athabasca. Bob took photographs of the town's 75th anniversary proceedings. In 2009 Bob took 76 photographs of buildings in the Town of Athabasca and of the demolition of the Athabasca Community Centre. 2010 photos include the inside of the former and the new Buy-Low Foods store, and the demolition of the former store. Further donations include photos of potter Alfred Messerli, 1985 remodeling of Edwin Parr Composite High School, Calling River telegraph station, Pelican Settlement in 1979, 1973 Boyle High School Boys Curling team win provincials, Remembrance Day 2003, and author Holly (Holt) Kennedy.