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12 issues of "Rochester News," published by the Rochester & District Ag Society from February 2012 - December 2014.

Athabasca Creamery Ltd. 1961
Colinton Lumber Company 1951
Shaw’s One-Stop Food Market 1970
Shaw’s One-Stop Food Market 1972
K. & P. Flynn General Merchants, Colinton 1950
Hunter Motors Ltd. 1967
Town of Athabasca 1998
Schinkinger’s Men’s Wear 1982
Schinkinger’s Men’s Wear 1983
Landing Motors 1959
Leed’s Dept. Store 1967
A.C. Hyde 1965
Colinton General Store 1988
Alberta Golden Jubilee Calendar, 1905 – 1955; two copies 1955
Athabasca: Back in Time with R. D. Preece; five copies 1999
The Millennium: Photographer R. D. Preece 2000
Archives Society of Alberta Calendar 2009
Archives Society of Alberta Calendar 2010
Archives Society of Alberta Calendar; two copies 2011
Archives Society of Alberta Calendar 2012
Archives Society of Alberta Calendar 2013
Archives Society of Alberta Calendar 2014
Archives Society of Alberta Calendar 2015
Archives Society of Alberta Calendar; two copies 2016
Archives Society of Alberta Calendar; two copies 2017
Archives Society of Alberta Calendar 2018
Archives Society of Alberta Calendar 2019
Athabasca and Area Calendar by Photopia; Bromley Chamberlain 2016
Mike’s Store Limited 1973
Mike’s Store Limited 1993
Mike’s Store Limited 1999

Minutes, membership lists, financial statements, by-laws, and correspondence 1950 – 1984.
Two maps; Baptiste Lake Lot #11, and County of Athabasca 1982.

Coil-bound booklet by Ronald Gordon comprising the nomination record of Edward Polanski to the Alberta Order of Excellence.

The Amber Valley Journal was conceived of by Vilma Nicholson in a spirit of revival among the Black people in Amber Valley following the creation of the Amber Valley Community Association and the Amber Valley Choral Group. It was meant to bring insights into the history and traditions of the community including literature, art, music, dance, drama and entertainment, as well as profiles, reviews and research. Only two editions were published, black and white, 5.5" by 8.5", photocopied on plain paper, with cover-stock covers.

The records include for the years 1931 - 1938: financial information; correspondence; Statements of Grant; Inspector of Schools reports, contracts, supplies orders and censuses for the years 1933, 1935, 1937 and 1938. Included in the correspondence, a letter by Edwin Parr forming a Trustee Association dated 1935.

The fonds consists of a list of banks in Edmonton from September 1891 to December 1938, including the names of managers and terms of office (Edmonton Clearing House 1939) and a programme from the First Annual Dinner of the Old Timers’ Association, 1894 (which would later become the Northern Alberta Pioneer & Old Timers’ Association).

The fonds consists of a diary belonging to Robert’s second wife, Margaret ‘Greta’ McPherson (Grant) Anderson and papers relating to the birth registration of their son Malcolm Robert Anderson (b 19 Apr 1920). There is also a poem written by Robert Thompson Anderson, Our Capital Town, about the city of Edmonton and apparently read at annual events in the fire department.

The photographs include the Anderson home and family members, Edmonton street scenes and events, and the Edmonton Fire Department and Health Department.

The fonds also includes Robert’s published works, The Old Timer and Other Poems (819 AND), Canadian Born and other Western Verse (819 AND 1913 c.3) and Troopers in France (819 AND 1932).

File List:
File 1. Schoolwork dairy of Margaret ‘Greta’ McPherson Grant, 29 Aug 1905 to 24 Oct. 1905,
File 2. Birth records for Malcolm Robert Anderson – includes birth tag (name, weight, date, doctor’s name) 19 Apr 1920; abstract of birth with covering letter and receipt, 21 Apr 1920; notice of registration and birth certificate 11 May 1920; doctor’s receipt 13 May 1920,
File 3. Poem – Our Capital Town, by Robert Thompson Anderson, n.d.

The fonds consists of programs and photographs of theatre and other cultural events, in many of which Richard and Inez MacDonald were part of the company, primarily as set designer and make-up artist, respectively. The records also include newspaper clippings, correspondence, and magazines relating to the life and career of Richard MacDonald and to the theatre and radio in Edmonton, notably the Edmonton Little Theatre and radio station CKUA.
The textual material was arranged as follows:

• Programs (by theatre group)
• News clippings
• Reports and letters
• Periodicals

The fonds consists of records created by Joseph McCallum including correspondence, legal papers, bills and invoices relating to his businesses, particularly McCallum Agencies and McCallum Motors. The records offer a view of commerce during the late 1920s and early 1930s. A great deal of the correspondence reveals the effects of the Great Depression on business, being composed of demands for overdue payment, and letters to and from lawyers and collection agencies concerning outstanding debts.