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The fonds consists of 17 Daily Registers for the years from 1936 to 1957, completed by the following teachers: Mervin Jasbec, R. Boswell, H. Martin, Mrs. McSweeney, Mrs. V. Scott, Ronald Sampsel, June Lois McPherson, Alice Patnode, Mrs. Madge Murphy, H.A. Sather, Joan Sather, Vivian Scott, Mrs. Nellie Lambright.

The fonds consists of one binder of school board minutes from January 11, 1944 to December 31, 1946. Accounts, correspondence and hand-written notations are included with the minutes.

The fonds consists of a financial ledger (1973-1988), a book containing photographs of the Honored Royal Ladies (1950-1988), a binder containing a large photographs of group activities for each year from 1951-1982, membership records, a copy of the by-laws, written memories and photographs of the 35th anniversary celebrations, 4 district group photographs, and the charter surrender vote in 1988.

The fonds consists of financial records including individuals accounts (1935-1947), and 1943, 1946,1947 audited statements and minutes from 1944 and 1947.

Six hi-8 original videotapes of artist Euphemia McNaught instructing 6 beginner art classes in Beaverlodge between September and November, 1992. Christina Grant is the videographer.

The fonds consists of correspondence from April 1947 to February 1948, a 1958 cancelled cheque, a financial ledger which lists shareholders and contains 1976 liquidation statements, and legal papers concerning the liquidation of the Beaverlodge Community Center Ltd.

The fonds consists of the proofs for "People of the Pass" written by Madelon Truax and Beth Sheehan in 1988. There are two sets of proofs. One is on 11 x 17 sheets of paper, one section per chapter, but with no photographs or page divisions. This set appears to have been used for proof-reading and corrections. The second set of proofs are 20 x 24 in. sheets of paper folded in 8ths and printed both sides to make 16 pages. There are 19 sections of 16 pages each, with photographs included throughout, to make up the 144 pages in the book. The proofs are accompanied by some loose sheets, including a list of the 274 photographs used in the book, coded to indicate who they came from, and designs for the front and back covers and introductory pages. There are also four photographs: a postcard of Kinuseo Falls by R.E. Leake used for the front of the book; Madelon & Garnet Truax in 1986; Everett, Beth, Kells and Moira Sheehan in 1987; and Beth with "the oven" at a winter camp at Two Lakes in 1986.

"People of the Pass" is the story of the people who dreamed of, engineered, and laboured on the Monkman Pass Highway through the Rocky Mountains southwest of Beaverlodge. This road was built with volunteer labour during the depression and, although it was never improved to become an all-weather road, it is a monument to industry and courage. The book was published by the Beaverlodge Historical Society and printed by Menzies Printers.

The fonds consists of one set of minutes, game reports, schedules, league statistics, and play off statistics in 1979 for the teams Rycroft "Flames", Sexsmith "Generals", Hythe"Mustangs", Grande Prairie "Turbo Pumpers", "Doug's 66 Oilers", "G.P. Shadows" and Spirit River "Rangers". By 1983 the League final statitics show the teams as Hythe "Mustangs, Rycroft "Flames", Sexsmith "Generals", Grande Prairie "Blazers", Sexsmith "Huskies", and Spirit River "Rangers".

A copy of all records relating to game reports, league statistics, play off statistics, player statistics, schedules and league minutes were retained. Only duplicate copies of records were not retained.

The fonds consists of agreements and communications between Bear Hill Rural Electrification Association and its clients; service contracts, lists of contract holders, and maps of the REA's lines to the various farms; financial records; and a reference manual and poster from the Alberta Rural Electrification Association.

The fonds consists of 10 Daily Registers from 1947 to 1958 kept by the following teachers and supervisors: Mrs. Dolly Travers, Isabel Berge, Mrs. P. Craig, Mrs. M. Shearer, Leonard Clare, G. Fredrickson, and Anna Maxwell.