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The fonds consists of Part 2 of a 2 part study, namely: Corridor Development Plan. Part 1 explains the "Corridor Concept".

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 1959 blueprints for the County of Athabasca office; 1961 blueprint and specifications for the heating, ventilating and mechanical services at Richmond Park School; 1967 blueprints for the Professional Building at 4903-51 Street built by Dr.Herbert Kiltz and Dr. Peter Steblyk. 3 crests from the BPO Elks Lodge, a bottle opener from the Union Hotel, and a 41 x 78 cm metal sign advertising Basca Sheet Metal.

The fonds consists of information on the history of these two banks and photographs of The Canadian Bank of Commerce, Athabasca, 1912, and the Imperial Bank of Canada sub-branch in Colinton, AB., 1954.

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 : Athabasca view [1912], Landing Motors opening (1953), Don Logan, D. Torquil MacDonald (son of Dr. R.D. MacDonald), and Septumus Poulton.

The fonds consists of photographs of Clarence Olson and John Johnson with their catch of fur and a published autobiography written by Clarence Olson in the 1980s. The book is illustrated with photographs.

The fonds consists of one photograph of David Hunter and one photograph of Hunter Motors built in 1948 on 49th Street, Athabasca.

The fonds consists of photographs of people and events including: 2000 Trans Canada Trail Relay; 2000 Agricultural Parade; receipts for car purchases from Hunter Motors Ltd. and articles concerning national and local issues in the United Church of Canada, 1980-1991. The photographs include: Robert Berrea, Dave Chatters (MP), Lionel and Tannia Cherniwchan, Jacques Jean, Paddy Jordan, Ron Opmeer (Rev), Garold and Barbara Toews, 2003 Foodgrains Bank harvest, Athabasca clay pits, Jake Burritt residence decorated for Christmas 2003, Amber Valley Community Potluck Sept.2004, and West Athabasca School "A Taste of Athabasca" Apr.2005. There are 51 photographs of Athabasca Pottery Discovery Day, June 21, 2009 which include photographs of Conrad Biernacki, program manager, and Brian Musselwhite, assistant curator, Royal Ontario Museum; Cathy Roy and Lucie Heins, Royal Alberta Museum; Carrie-Ann Lunde, Alberta Museums Association; Alfred Messerli, potter; Andreas Bayer, Honorary Consul for Switzerland; Marilyn Mol, Athabasca Archives; Gene and Gail Sabo, Terry (Knittle) Rains, Bob and Carole Tannas, Ed Pohranychny, Dorothy Nielsen, and Rosie Guay as well as audience members.

The fonds consists of a 1905-1907 business ledger; 8 photographs including: two storey original Grand Union Hotel, 2 Gagnon houses, Isaie and Charlie Gagnon, and Dr. Boulanger; the first six chapters, epilogue and appendices of the book "One Hundred Years in the Athabasca Country, a story and a memory of the Isaie (Ike) Gagnon family"; photocopies of 1903-1911 land transactions in Athabasca Landing. In 2011 a three page article on the Isaie Gagnon family was written by grandson George Marrinier.