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The fonds consists of 13 photograhs of the delegation from Athabasca and Athabasca University in Vancouver on July 29, 1986.

The fonds consists of materials created by the Athabasca and District Agricultural Association between 1914 and 1921 including the 1914 prize list and the 1915 memorandum of association. It also includes correspondence, minutes ,membership and prize lists, and financial statements of the Athabasca District Agricultural Society for the years listed above; as well as material on the Farmer's Market and Frosty Frolics(1982-1985). Two blueprints pertain to the Athabasca Recreation Complex, 1971, and two blueprints are of Athabasca and District Agricultural Society Recreational Park concept plans, 1989. Other subjects in this fonds include: John and Laura Keith, Teresa Jane McFetrich, Peggy McLeod(Tann), Dan and Dorothy Popeniuk, Frank Kowalchuk, Annie Kowalchuk, Nick and Mary Zilinski, and Floyd and Marion Kostyk. There are four photos of the Thunderin' Hooves 4-H Horse Club including years 2009-10 and 2013-14. 2009 Agm materials; agenda, minutes, financials, correspondence, membership and also certificates, photos usage agreements and fees.

Fonds consists of seven silver-plated trophies sponsored by various groups that were won by the Athabasca & District Board of Trade at seed fairs and the Edmonton Exhibition between 1929 and 1949. 98.14

The fonds consists of Athabasca Landing Board of Trade 1909 by-laws, membership list and membership card; Athabasca Board of Trade banquet menu for 1914; Athabasca District Chamber of Commerce minutes 1955-1962, 1977-1994; 1995, 1998, 1999, 2007-2009 annual meeting minutes; 1998 By-laws;[1951], 1995-2000, 2008 membership lists; correspondence; promotional pamphlets for 1909, 1912 (entitled "Gateway to the Great North Country"), 1913, 1990; 10 postcards; and 4 Athabasca dollars for 1983-1986; 1983 Logo Contest for Athabasca's 75th Anniversary Celebrations; 07.01, 1983 Riverboat Stage Project; 1986 Old Tyme Fiddling Extravaganza; membership on Alberta Industrial Development Board from 1962-68; sponsorship of the 1990-1993 Canadian Jobs Strategy: Severeley Employment Disadvantaged Project: Opening Doors; sponsorship of the 1994-1995 Canadian Jobs Strategy: Go Ahead Program and Tourist Facilities and Resources Enhancement Program, year 2000 tourism materials from the tourist booth in the caboose, and the 2008 Troop Recognition event. There are 2 copies of the Sept.21 2001 photo of citizens on the Town Common. Also included is a 1956-60, 1994, and 2005 Business Directory. The photographs include the 1992 Huron-Bruce Voyageurs, and photographs of town buildings. The artifacts include 6 metal dies used to create Athabasca Trade Dollars for the years 1978, 1979, 1981, 1982 and 1985. 10.55: membership lists from 1999 and 2010, and correspondence from 1999 and 2000.

The fonds consists of materials created by the Athabasca Echo newspaper between 1949 and 1957. The fonds consists of Christmas cards, cancelled cheques, cash receipt book, tax record book,employee time sheets, and petty cash book of the Athabasca Echo. The fonds also consists of 1101 photographs created between 1952 and 1972. There is a framed pen and ink sketch of each editor.

The fonds consists of a play written in 1967 by the Grade 7 students commemorating Canada's centennial, a class photo of Miss Scott's Grade 3 classroom in 1966-67, and a book produced by the 1986-87 STAGE program (focus on literacy) entitled " Our Book of Dogs".

The fonds consists of the Athabasca FCSS Handbook: an administration and planning guide; and the 1985 Alberta FCSS Directory. In 2011 the FCSS Centennial Volunteer Appreciation Dinner laminated a place mat with photographs from the Athabasca Archives, 14 art prints given as thank-you gifts to volunteers. Artist include: 1982, H. Gossel; 1983, Della McLean; 1984, Barb Jones; 1985, Kathi Brant; 1986, Margot Kindt; 1987, Mariette; 1989, T. Boril; 1990, Richard Pow(sp?); 1991, Eliss (sp?); 1994, Valeska M.; 1995, Clint Munson; 1996, David Yowney; 1998, Angela Delancy; 2000, Victoria Scott.

Demonstrations of Easter egg decorating, flower arranging, carding wool, spinning wool, butter churning, hand-washing clothes, flail threshing, rope making, pottery making and sketching. Contests for cake decorating, pumpkin carving and the best Easter bonnets. Photos of parade floats, shoppers, various themed markets, the 5th anniversary of the market and opening of the market store. The people involved were:
Olga Adamkewicz, Frank Appleby, Pearl Baker, Earl Baldwin, Stefanie Baldwin, Mary Bart, Kelly Baxter, Marie Beaverbone, Shirley Berezowski, Penny Bilodeau, Elaine Birkigt, Eileen Bodnar, Greg Bodnar, Jon Bodnar, Roxanne Bodnar, Obadiah Bowen, Barrie Brown, Carmen Brown, Chris Brown, Mary Bulas, Bob Burger, Donna Burger, Mary Bury, Max Chernish, Lionel Cherniwchan, Dean Christensen, Otto Christensen, Julie Cressman, Klara DeVry, Jackie Dobson, Mrs. Dowling, G. Duigou, Gail Draney, Jason Draney, Shelly Dubie, Shirley Dubie, Coreene Dupilka, Ella Dupilka, John Dupilka, Lily Dupilka, Michelle Dzeiglo, Lynda Earp, Annie Ecker, John Fesuk, Annie Fodchuk, Steve Fodchuk, Eileen Fulk, Audrey Gilbart, Harvey Gilbart, Mary Gislason, Eva Gizyki, Jean Golonka, Hilda Gora, Doreen Gray, Aldor Gustafson, Mildred Haggith, Theo Haggith, Mary Hall, Susan Hanna, Gloria Hebein, Annaleise Helm, Freya Hoekstra, Ann Hrycun, Penny Hunter, J. W. Irving, Edith Jordan, Irmgaard Kalisch, Judy Kanarek, Blanche Keep, Cory Keith, Laura Keith, Priscilla Keith, Margot Kindt, William Kostiw, Sally Kucher, Mike Kwasney, Daryn Lamoureux, Grant Lamoureux, Liz Lamoureux, Vanessa Lamoureux, Peter Lavalee, Pamela Lenny, Marjorie Logan, Lydia Loxam, Carol Lund, Mona MacGregor, Pearl Malonek, Tammy Markowski, Wendy Markowski, Dorothy McCue, May McIntosh, Clara McKinley, Norma Milot, Mrs. Mueller, Christy Nash, Bernie Newberry, Flora Nouta, Laurene Olderskog, Opal Otto, Irene Ould, Viola Overholt, Dorothy Patry, Iva Pearson, Shirley Pearson, Izola Peters, Angie Pitman, Jodi Pitman, Marg Pitman, Mary Philipzyk, George Presho, Ken Purdy, Harold Ray, Laura Ray, Edna Reinholt, Aaron Richards, Don Richards, Dylan Richards, Ian Richards, Jim Richards, Joy Richards, Rhonda Richards, Arlo Rooke, Jean Rooke, Jennifer Rooke, Janet Rosengarten, Kristal Rosychuk, Karen Rudinan, Katherine Rypien, Larry Rypien, Lynne Rypien, Mary Rypien, Stefenie Rypien, Joe Salé, Mary Salé, Vera Satterlee, Eli Saunders, Nancy Sawchuk, Annette Schell, Gerald Schell, Paulette Schell, Clarence Schultz, Kristie Schultz, Lorraine Schultz, Ryan Schultz, Eagan Selinger, Ryan Selinger, M. Semaka, Debbie Shalapay, Sharon Smith, Frank Snape, Keith Soluk, Mrs. Splain, Ann Stiles, Kurt Stushnoff, Lynn Stushnoff, Grace Stychin, Olga Stychin, Lynnae Sutherland, Corrie Taft, Susan Talmey, Blanche Tarabula, Donna Thorburn, Rea Thorburn, Carol Timmins, Gwen Uhlick, Rica Uhlick-Schmidt, Pat Volklander, Stan Wagner, Yvonne Wagner, Mary Webb, Ruth Webb, Warren Webb, the Welda family, Olive Werenka, Maureen Weymouth, Charlotte Williset, Victor Wolanuk, Gwen Wolstenholme, Rachel Woodcox, Annie Yaremcio, Mike Yaremcio, Matt Zolkowski, Junior Ukrainian Dancers

Lisa Flaade's Athabasca Municipal Hospital and Athabasca General & Auxiliary Hospital photographs, pin and CUPE memorabilia

The fonds consists of 1971 population statistics, and annual reports for 1983, 1985; and the 1995 Athabasca Youth Tobacco Survey. There are 16 photographs of the members of the Athabasca Health Unit Boards from 1984 to 1994 as well as a photograph of the first chair, Val Breckenridge.