The fonds consists of photographs of published materials created by the Aspen Regional Health Authority #11 in 1996 and 1997. The fonds consists of an annual report for 1996/97 and a Health of the Region Report for 1996/97. The former health unit became Aspen Health Services in 1994. Their accreditations for 1996-1999, 1999-2002, and 2002-2005 are included.

Fonds consists of student concern case files, International Exchange files, Native Centre and University Health Services files, GFC committee files, Student Affairs budgets and other subject files (1980-1993); records related to Student Affairs Office/Division of Student Personnel Services units and subject files (1967-1994); reports, staff meeting minutes and records related to University Counselling Services (1969-1990); Special Project files delegated from VP(Academic) (1976-1980); subject files (1967-1995); Annual Reports (1978-1979), subject files from various Faculties and services (1974-1980); records of W.F.M. Stewart when he served as Vice-President (Academic) and files on the Faculty of Business and the Task Force on the Split of Arts and Science (1974-1979); and records on the Students' Union budget, the University Centre Commission, University Theatre Committee, the Worth Commission Report (1965-1973), and the Enhancing Undergraduate Learners' Experience project files (1996-2003). Also consists of issues of "Praxis" and pamphlets.

The fonds consists of materials created by the Athabasca and District Civil Defence Unit between 1957 and 1973. The fonds consists of minutes of meetings of Athabasca and District Civil Defense Unit, financial statements, correspondence, notes, brochures and general information about civil defense programs. The photograph is of a provincial Civil Defence meeting. Athabasca's representatives are Steve Berezan and Harry Bayliss.

The fonds consists of 1971 population statistics, and annual reports for 1983, 1985; and the 1995 Athabasca Youth Tobacco Survey. There are 16 photographs of the members of the Athabasca Health Unit Boards from 1984 to 1994 as well as a photograph of the first chair, Val Breckenridge.

The fonds consists of bylaws, history, correspondence (1980-2001), minutes and financial statements (1954-1964, 1972-1978, 1983-2001), records relating to the Association's candy-striper program, the 2000 Sun Room project and photographs of auxiliary members and activities.

The fonds consists of the 1917-1919 cash book and list of hospital board members, the 1952 agreement with the Sisters of Providence regarding the permanent transfer of the old hospital to the Order, the 1955 contract for building a ten room addition on the Athabasca Municipal Hospital Nurse's Residence, and a floor plan of the 1952 hospital. The artifact is the corporate seal for the Athabasca Municipal Hospital District No. 13. It was used from 1937 to 1984. On April 3, 1984 the Athabasca General and Auxiliary Hospital was officially opened. In 2011, the hospital celebrated 100 years of service to Athabasca with an Open House, program and bookmark. The photographs include: Dr. Adrianus Mol, Dr. Michael Smith, Dr. Michael Burger, Dr. Evert Hattingh, Dr. Leon Burger, Dr. Andreis Esterhuizen, Dr. Lecia Buys, Nola Jean Patterson, Dr. Esphiran Reddy, Dr. Rita Reddy, Dr. Brian Oldale, Dr. and Mrs. Wan Mo Chung, Barbara Oldale, Marilyn Mol, Dr. Herbert Kiltz and Dr. Josephine Brown.

The fonds reflects B. Brilz's role as yearbook editor for the Student Nurses of the Misericordia Hospital and consists of copies of yearbooks for the Student Nurses of the Misericordia Hospital dating from 1968, 1969, and 1971.

This fonds consists of records from the Baker Clinic, including partnership agreements between 1955 and 1974, Accounts of J.O. Baker's practice from January 1930 to July 1932, and a Baker Clinic Journal from 1963 to 1992. This fonds also includes a brief biography and autobiography of Dr. Jermyn Oscar Baker, the founder of the Baker Clinic. There is also a programme from the 1952 Canadian Football Championship, and a copy of "Edmonton: the First Fifty Years.

The fonds consists of 76 photographs and a scrapbook dating from the 1920 to 1940 of the Central Alberta Sanatorium. Some of the photographs are attributed to W. Oliver of Calgary, but most of the photographs were taken by unidentified photographers. The creator of the scrapbook is also unknown.

The fonds consists of correspondence: Baldwin Reichwein & David Stewart (2003-2004); Medicine Hat City Council Minutes RE: Children's Aid Society & Children's Shelter (1914-1928); Photocopied pages (front cover, pgs. 44-47) Ordinances of the North-West Territories Passed by the Lieutenant-Governor in Council (1883); Photocopied Alberta Act - The Industrial School Act (1908); Photocopied Alberta Act - The Children's Protection Act of Alberta (1909); Photocopied information sheet regarding a Medicine Hat residence, 50 Montrose (1972); Photocopied article from the Medicine Hat News - Our Churches and Societies (1927); Annual Report of the Superintendent of Neglected Children (1908-1924); Benchmarks in Alberta's Public Welfare Service: History Rooted in Benevolence, Harshness, Punitiveness and Stinginess (2003); The Child at Risk in 19th and 20th Century Alberta: Vignettes for Dialogue with or among Social Work Students and Practitioners (2005); Looking for the Past: Child Saving in the City of Medicine Hat 1905-1950 (2005).