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The fonds consists of one linen blueprint of the boiler, piping, fitting and proposed steam main for the Hinton Colleries, drawn in 1937.

Collections of photographs, slides, letters, written history and newspaper clippings.

The fonds consists of three limited edition prints of the originial pencil sketches. The prints depict the Luscar and Mountain Park townsites in the Coal Branch and the construction of the Cardinal River Plant.

The fonds consists of photographs of the flood of 1950 at Cadomin and images of family and friends.

The fonds consists of records relating to the life of former residents of Coal Valley and consists of photographs and a short overview.

The fonds consists of a record relating to the history of the Grandmaison family.

The fonds consists of photographs of the Mitchells' lives in the coal mining towns of Mountain Park and Luscar and the recreational activities they enjoyed. Fonds also includes Mountain Park hockey crest, hand drawn map of the Luscar townsite, recipes from the Edmonton Journal dating back to 1949, program from a Luscar ice carnival dated 1951 and various Coal Branch newsletters; six yearbooks from Harry Collinge Highschool in Hinton; postcard written to Olive's father from 1911; calendar publised by Canadian Institute of Forestry for the years 1949-1990; map of Coal Valley Resources Inc. and a handwritten poem "The Rockies In June".

This collection consists of thirty-seven colored photographs taken by Rob Hoover of Northern Lights Freelance Photography of Hinton, Alberta, photographs donated by Dr. Duncan Murray, numerous newspaper and magazine articles,a DVD entitled "Disasters of the Century, The Hinton Train Crash", produced by Partners in Motion and a VHS labelled "VIA Train Wreck, Edmonton Tornado, July 1987".

The fonds consists of a story written by Louis regarding an adventure on the Big Horn Trail

The fonds consists of 2 volumes of the Centennial Gazette published in 2006; 1 volume of the Alpine Club Journal for the year 2009; "100 Peaks Project" (completed by the Jasper Hinton Section) and digitalized by Peter Amann, certified mountain guide and past Chairman of the Jasper Hinton Section.