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Photographs of tracking on the Athabasca River, First Nations life, and the Klondike Gold Rush. Artifacts #155, 156 are a pair of buffalo winter driving gloves and a set of brass harness bells. Artifact #51 is a spear tip made of tuffaceous clinker, a mineral found only in the Norman Wells area of the NWT.

A photograph of William James Dent standing on a scow during a flood beside his sawmill in 1925 and a photograph of William and Elizabeth Dent taken in 1942 in Squamish, B.C. Athabasca Archives' photos 18325 and 18326.

The fonds consists of the Perryvale Store and Sheldon Apartment ledger books, Mrs. Whiteley's account book with the store, a record of the number of board feet cut each day at the mill, and the Perryvale Post Office record book. Page 4 of the Stratford Beacon-Herald newspaper of January 30, 1924 contains an article about the accidental shooting death of Gertrude Whiteley.

The fonds consists of photographs of the following subjects : Charles Corbrie, Charles A. Dallas, E. Fishenden, Isaie Gagnon, A. Hamilton, Hudson's Bay Co. warehouse on Morgan Ave., Athabasca Imperial Bank of Canada (1913), A.M.Nichol, Ralph Pelluet, William Rennison, S.Sutherland, W. Viger, James Harris Wood, and WWI.

The fonds consists of an undergraduate honours essay written in 1972 by William A. Oppen on the history of Athabasca Landing.

The fonds consists of a copy of the incorporation certificate and by-laws; 1985-2003 meeting minutes, financial statements, membership lists and correspondence; 1985 Talent Night program 86.12, 1988 Fire Trust Fund to assist families who were burnt out in the Ferguson area fire; 1991, 1993-1995, 2004 and 2007 VHS tapes, and 2003-2007 DVCs of the Harvest Gold Fiddle Contest. Also included is 6.5 cm of information regarding the origin and development of the annual Fiddle Contest from 1978 to 2010.
23.20: Photographs and records from 1984 - 1994.

The fonds consists of agendas, minutes, financial records, promotional materials, historic designation records ans supporting materials, land title documents and photographs.

The fonds consists of 11 photographs of Athabasca buildings, and 1 audio cassette of the Fiddler's Contest, 1985, sponsored by the Whispering Hills Country Music Association.

The fonds consists of records of the Watson family including diaries of William Salmon Watson (1944-1970), account book of Thomas Watson (1891-1892), tax notices for MD of Cartier and MD of Athabasca, funeral cards, correspondence and 12 family photographs. The family photographs include: James Watson and his wife, Maggie; Agnes Watson, her husband, George Bell and their daughter Cecilia; Thomas Watson Sr. (marked with an X on a tintype photograph) with two of his sons; and the Watson family in June, 1941. There are also 239 unnumbered photographs which were taken [1920s] and include bee hives, farm animals, farm machinery, horticulture, threshing and a motor trip to the mountains.
06.13: Thomas Watson's work diary, 1875–1879; the Alberta Wheat Pool Annual Report, 1929–1930; Catalogue of Entries for the 1945 Edmonton Fall Show and Auction Sales. The work diary details crops planted, money received, expenditures, land purchased in Ontario and farm equipment purchases. The Alberta Wheat Pool annual report includes a list of Alberta grain elevators.

The fonds consists of photographs which include: Ilene Harps and Clayton Watt at their wedding with attendees Gordon Harps, Walter Steinle and June Harps; pictures of machinery and bridge construction, Larry Bush,chief engineer; and Ed Ryason, the cook. The five sheets of text are Walter's recollection of the construction camp and men and two stories of events that he experienced.