The fonds consists of newspaper clippings and material gathered for an article in the local history book "From Out of the Wilderness".

The fonds consists of an article on a steam engine built by Leo, and photos of Leo with 2 of his brothers, his wedding and his children. There are also photos of Isadora's father and his brother at their weddings to Kirkpatrick sisters.

The fonds consists of an article called Reminiscing written by Lot Scott Willey that was first published in the Athabasca Echo newspaper in Aug. 1959 and later printed as a booklet by his family, and 8 photographs including: William Ryley Day and his team of moose, Athabasca's 1912 RNWMP detachment, Inspector Anderson, Arthur Howard Llewelyn Mellor, Lot Scott Willey's road building outfit in 1911, Athabasca's football team in 1910, Forest Day, Lot Scott Willey, Jettie (Day), Ollie (Day) Porter.

The fonds consists of a photocopy of the first edition of the Edmonton Bulletin Dec.6, 1880; Napoleon Huberdeau's Canadian National Railways Operating Rules dated July 1, 1929; a photocopy of Albert Gyte's 1934 land tax receipt; and a 1964 photograh of Josephine's Grade 2 class. The artifacts are:3 house keys, a school strap, 3 silk mantles for a kerosene lamp, 2 packages of Reckitt's bag blue dye, and embroidery scissors that came from Norway with Johanna Skare, Olga Huberdeau's mother.

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 4 account sheets with the Hudson's Bay Co., Athabasca Landing.

The fonds consists of a collection of short stories written by Opal Otto, including two that were published in the Edmonton Journal.

The fonds consists of materials created by the Order of the Eastern Star, Athabasca Chapter No. 17 between 1914 and 1999. The fonds consists of a summarized annual history from 1914-1999 and a history of properties. Subjects of photographs include Kizzie Dallas; Catherine Falconer (MacIntyre); Mary Van Dusen; Isabel Minns; Halla Crawford; Florence Mills; Edna Nancekivell (Cull); Sarah Ladell (McKernan); Rebecca Heacock; Margaret Redden; Alice Fell; Annie Meadowcroft; Nina Watt; Mary Shoubridge (Watt); Hattie Phillipy; Elizabeth Mutch; Katherine Galloway (Lewis); Jean Bolton (Falconer); Jettie Willey (Day); Anne MacLeod (Day); Lucy Ward; Ardath Olsen; Barbara Parker; Grace Grant; Helen MacLean (Leicht); Mary Masciuch; Hazel Hopps; Hazel Hall (Hoge); Eva Jack; Marion Montgomery (Nancekivell); Katherine Shaw; Laura Scott; Joan Ward; Edith Rehm (Whiteley); Beatrice Parr (May); Linda Breckenridge (Ward); Irene Ramey; Norah Zwicker; Anne Cook; Dyann Breckenridge; Esther Iverach; Lily Dupilka (Gora); Laurine Jones; Dorothy Nielsen(Budd); Joy Hayward (Puylaert); Signe Genoud; Ingrid Buerfeind; Barbara Wilkinson; Roxanne Gill (Breckenridge); Joan Duma; Mary Ellis (Willey); Horace Lowe; Charles Nancekivell; Frank R. Falconer; Charles Dallas; Julius Crawford; Robert Mahood; James Minns; Ken Heacock; George Watt; George Meadowcroft; Charles Shoubridge; Ray Phillipy; Sid Ward; Arthur Hopps; Ron Ramey; Orval Breckenridge; Victor Genoud; Aaron Jones.

The fonds consists of general travel information on the rivers and rapids of the north and mentions tracking and the names of various members of Klondike parties. Mattie kept a daily diary from Jan. 1 to Dec. 31, 1899 describing domestic chores, people whom she met, weather, living conditions and expenses. The members are mentioned for each of the following parties: the New Hampshire Party, Philadelphia Party, Halifax Party, French Party and Down the Peel Party. Others mentioned are the Yukon Valley Party, Mr. Butterfield's Party, Mr. Potts Party, the Chicago Party, Camsells, Mrs. Mills, Mrs. Reeve (Anglican Bishop's wife), Nagle trader Boniface Lafferty, Mr. Dunworth, Professor Bell of the Geologic Survey in Ottawa, the McKinley Barren Land Company, and the Pelican gas well.

The fonds consists of the January, 1953, "Klondike Nights" activities which was a fund raiser for the Community Centre. Some participants were :Dennis Corness, Lois Ellefson (Bissell), Bob Garton, Terry Grainger, Inga Jorgenson, Nevis Labranche, Ludie Lewis, Verne Lewis, Dorothy Minns, Charles Parker, Lois Parker, Ethel Sauer, and Zinnia Tymchuk. There are also photographs from a play "The Legend of John Ware", 1953. There are 10 undated photographs of Athabasca parades and three parade photos from 1964. The collection includes a photo of the horse barn on the Dominion Experimental Farm.