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The fonds consists of photocopied newspaper clippings, biographical information and an oral history interview conducted by Jini Vogel for JAHSENA, as well as three photographs of Sam and Anne Wyne.

The fonds consists of a few personal papers belonging to Antoni and Maria Wozniak; the memoirs of Maria (Parachin) Wozniak written in Polish in 1958 and translated by her son, Matthew; Maria’s diary of a trip back to Poland in 1986; letters written home by the six Wozniak children; photographs of the family, the farm, and the community; stories written by Mathew about his life and memories; and a collection of 8 mm film taken by Mathew Wozniak during the 1960s and 70s.

The fonds consists of images of the first ranch home of the Woolley family and a threshing machine and crew.

The fonds consists of letters written by Elizabeth Woods describing her life in Sedgewick, Alberta to friends and family from 1921-1966; Christmas letters written by Rosa Woods dating from 1916-1990; and financial records relating to the operation of the homestead dating from 1915-1948.

The fonds consists of copies of photographs taken or collected by Dr. Paul Wolochow of Edmonton and Mayerthorpe, Alberta, from 1919-1932. There are also digital photographs of family photos donated by Rita Sheckter Wolochow in 2005.

The fonds consists of films that were created by Wolfgang Witschl and document travel, hobbies, family activities, and community events. Activities such as hunting, fishing, camping, road trips, and family celebrations are all captured. Witschl also documented various wildlife in natural settings across Alberta, including bighorn sheep, bears, salmon, elk, moose, and caribou.
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Public events documented by Witschl include Edmonton's Heritage Days and Klondike Days, the closing of the 1978 Commonwealth Games in Edmonton, marches and parades through Edmonton's downtown, a pageant and powwow to mark the 100th anniversary of the signing of Treaty 6 at Dried Meat Hill (Ka-Ke-Wuk), the christening of Mount Michener (which features Peter Lougheed and Rt. Hon. Daniel Roland Michener), and 1967 centennial celebrations in Edmonton (featuring Lester Pearson and Edmonton mayor Vincent Dantzer).

Fonds consists of family papers and photographs (1895-1978), materials collected by Ena Kinna for historical articles and records from the Kuusamo Cemetery Company (1910-1912).

The fonds consists of materials donated by Ruth Nolan, Larry Witen and Norman Witten dating from 1900 to 1999, includig a family history and photographs.

The fonds consists of three volumes of land sales registers.

The fonds consists of letters dated 1910 and 1912 from Richard Owens to his brother Robert, a 1926 letter from Dick Owens encouraging his brother, Robert, to emigrate to Canada; 1927 letters from Canada. Dept. of Immigration and Colonization; a label from the White Star Line 3rd class on the S.S. Doric, Canadian immigration cards dated April 25, 1927 for the Robert Owens family, 1927 Dominion Lands receipt for $10.00 for Baptiste Lake lot 6; Government of Alberta Dept. of Lands and Mines 1932-1933 correspondence re: clearing land on lot 6; M.D. of Grosmont No.668 tax assessment for 1928, 1930; M.D. of Grosmont No.668 financial statements for 1930, 1932; Athabasca Municipal Hospital District No.13 recepits for credit toward fees; birth certificated for Robert and Martha Owens and their marriage certificate, a letter to Ralph Ball from Mrs. W.E.Nobles; map of Baptiste Lake Sunset Beach-1934, map of Lot 6-1960, and map of Summer Village of Sunset Beach-1978; photographs include the following: Fanny Mary (Tench) Appleby (1871-1973), Frank, Jack, Jim, Nancy and Ted Appleby, Elizabeth (Harriett) and James Mutch, Martha (Edwards) Owens (1882-1948), Robert Cyril Owens (1883-1971), Richard Owens, Maud and Ralph Ball, Bedford Thompson, Jeanie (McAllister) Thompson, John (Jack) Thompson (1907-2001), Lenora (Scott) Thompson, Margaret Thompson (?-1971), Noble Thompson, the congregations at Bethel Church, Paxson, AB, Dapp Camp and Rochester Camp, Jack and Ruth Blizzard; the artifact is a black plastic wall-mount style, dial telephone ca. 1950s.