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Ninety photographs taken on a river excursion on the Athabasca River in August-September, 2019 of the Athabasca River, House River, Pelican River, Grand Rapids and Calling River cemetery. 20137 - 20142 general views of the trip; 20143 - 20153 Calling River; 20154 - 20179 Grand Rapids; 20180 - 20202 House River; 20203 - 20226 Pelican Portage.

In 2018, former Athabasca Archives archivist Gina Payzant researched, wrote and produced a DVD called "Just a Ploughboy," about playwright George Ryga, a former resident of Athabasca, Alberta. The recording was produced by Payzant with Jared Paul at Reel Mensch Studios in Edmonton, Alberta.

Fonds contains materials relating to the rehearsal and performance of The Vagina Monologues in Athabasca, Alberta on February 25, 2017. Materials include two posters advertising the performance, an assignment chart, a rehearsal schedule, and a script of the performance, annotated by a performer, Allendria Brunjes.

Photos of Richmond Park School students from 1958 - 1963 were framed and displayed on the school walls during the Richmond Park Homecoming weekend, September 3 - 4, 2016.

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

Interviews of local seniors were conducted by various people in the Athabasca area: Louis Baron, Irene Boisvert (Seyfried), Helen Brauer (Aloisio), Eileen Chamberlain (Barker), Wilma (Jim) Cooke (Galloway), Judy Edwards (Ryan), Rosie Foster (Gladue), Bob Garton, Jean Golonka (Fowlie), Doug Harper, Myn Hursin (Holowchak), Steve Kamelchuk, Alex Krawec, Nick Kucher, Tony Kuster, Anne Kuzyk (Jorgensen), Katie Kuzyk (Bahry), Bert Lachman, Cecil Lewis (McKelvey), Vera McConaghy (Duval), Doreen Mickelsen (Harper), Rosemary Neaves (Howe), Katherine Nelson (Chilak), Jack and Shirley Nixon (Chick), Mary Olsen (Buxton), Dorothy Overacker (Lennie), LeRoy Overacker, Nick Pacholok, Roxena (Rocky) Patry (Johnston), Norma Robocon (Barrett), Nina Rys (Kapitaniuk), Betty Sale (Knittle), Annemarie Schmittroth (Waha), Irma Semrock (Molzahn), Charles Sequeira, Rita Sequeria (D’Souza), Edith Smiley (Bishell), Bessie Speers (Silverthorn), Ken Stafford, Ann Stiles (Alberts), Alma Swan, Ted Turkawski, Anne Vincent (Pollmann), Harry Waschuk, William Waschuk, Barb Wilkinson (Hargrave), and Albert Wurfel.

Minutes and financial records for the years 2011 to 2021: 11.01,12.12, 13.04, 14.01, 15.08, 16.04, 17.02, 19.01, 20.26 (digital record), 21.17 (digital record), 22.29 (digital record), 23.18 (digital record)

Air/Water Environment Reports from May - Dec 2010 and Jan, Feb 2011

The fonds consists of photographs taken between the years 1964 and 1966 and include: Remembrance Day, Litchfield Avenue in the winter, the building used for Athabasca Clay Products, the electric kiln, the potting wheel and finished products, and Alfred Messerli.
Record No. 09.38 (Photos# 17649-17663)
DVD interview of Alfred Messerli by Cathy Roy, Royal Alberta Museum, concerning RAM's acquisition of several Athabasca Clay Products pieces, #20.09

Artifacts include a tin of Simpkins fruit drops; a logo t-shirt; Athabasca Dick beer bottles a commemorative beer by Alley Cat Brewery; two posters designed by Margaret Anderson for Athabasca Dick beer, Robert W. Service’s “Athabasca Dick,” and the beer bottles; German white wine bottles relabeled Town of Athabasca Centennial 1911 – 2011; “Athabasca Memories” DVD, a compilation of Ed Polanski’s film recordings; “Flavour of Athabasca” cookbook coordinated by Shirley Dubie; quilted banners created by the Athabasca Quilters Guild; 1ooth Anniversary patch and pins; "Taste of Athabasca" poster; two books “Why Athabasca: A Brief History of the Origins of Athabasca Landing,” by Dr. Greg Johnson; and “Athabasca: 100 Years in Our Own Words,” published by the Athabasca Advocate newspaper.