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The fonds consists of photographs of : 1933 aerial view of Athabasca, Alberta & Great Waterways Railway (1927), Athabasca view from across the river [1910], cable cage, ferry, scows, and Vance house.
18.06: letter written to Barbara Ashacker which tells a story about her father, RCMP Sgt. Hubert "Nitchie" Thorne.

The fonds consists of 1 page of family genealogy; Busby-McMaster wedding certificate and newspaper article; 3 photographs of the family and 1 photograph of All Saints Anglican Church in Athabasca.

The fonds consists of photographs of: All Saints Anglican Church Sunday School picnic; Athabasca Public School, Grade 8 class [1919]; Cecil, Jack, Laura, Marjorie, and Sid Barnott; CGIT group on a picnic, ferry in 1923, ferry shack, Cecil Fowler, Katherine Lewis, Grace Mills, Muskeg Creek bridge in 1923, Alice Pratt, Margaret Rennison, and swimming in the Athabasca River.

The fonds consists of a 1986 letter from J.G. Cote regarding the Canadian Northern Railway; material regarding the Northern Alberta Railways Company and the McKeen gasoline cars; a record of CNR yard leases in Athabasca from 1946 to 1986l; and photocopies of articles from The Hub Newspaper in Westlock, dated 1980-1990, concerning closing the rail line from Legal to Athabasca. One map shows the condensed plan and profile (rail bed elevations) of the Athabasca Subdivision of the Canadian National Railway from Morinville (mile 20.29) to Athabasca (mile 93.1) in 1976. It was originally drawn in 1938. A terrain map is part of it. The other map, dated 1959, shows only the rail bed elevations from Athabasca to NAR Junction in Edmonton.

The fonds consists of a register containing the regulations of the association adopted Dec.11, 1921, a list of the members and meeting minutes from Dec.11, 1921 to Mar.4, 1922; correspondence. This material is in French. The revised regulations adopted Dec.11, 1927 are in English.

The fonds consists of photographs of: Anglican Church Sunday School van (1930s), Athabasca Hall and Picture House, Athabasca Public School (1932 : grades 3 & 4), William and Mary Conquest, David Cooney's physical education class (1936 or 37), Alta Douglas, Empire Store, Goodwin family from Tomato Creek, Mrs. Greer, Mrs. Heacock, hockey, Immigration Hall, Budge Jones, Gordon Lewis, Barbara Parker, Charles Heming Parker, Parker's Store, Pioneer Garage, Pioneer Store, Royal Cafe (1930s), A.G.(Tiny) Shaw, Strathcona Street scene, Sarah Taylor, Tawatinaw Creek swimming hole, tractor, Universal Garage, and Victory Bond sales sign.

The fonds consists of photographs of Charles Nancekivell, his four children, Athabasca Landing in 1905, S.S. Northland Light, S.S. Northland Sun, and Frank Falconer's back yard in 1912. There is a letter addressed to the Deputy Attorney General regarding an oath of office, dated 1917.

The fonds consists of a Sept. 15-16, 1916 exhibitors ticket for the Athabasca & District Agricultural Association Ltd. 1924 tax notice for M.D. of Cartier, No.637; and an invitation to meet Prime Minister Baldwin. Also included are items belonging to Rayner's father, William Eusby Whiteley: a 1910 Overseas Club membership booklet and a business card advertising W.E.Whiteley Builders' and Plasterers' Sand, Perryvale Sand Pit. The photographs are of Rayner in 1908 and of his house being moved 3 miles east of Colinton.

The fonds consists of materials created by the County of Athabasca #12 between 1953 and 2007. The fonds consists of annual reports (1981-1994),the 1982 General Municipal Plan, maps of the county, two publicity videocassettes, a souvenir brochure of the grand opening of the new County building Feb.27, 1987 and other materials.
06.43: Correspondence and finding aid for a donation of County of Athabasca No. 12 records to PAA in 1976.

The fonds consists of the 8 page edition of August 31, 1955 featuring Alberta's 50th Anniversary.