the fonds consists of the 1995 EBA Engineering Consultants environmental assessment report on the CN land in Athabasca; Athabasca Heritage Society minutes, financial statements and correspondence from 2007-2009; art work for the 1991-1995 Athabasca Chamber of Commerce fun map; original pen sketches of cartoons drawn for The Athabasca Advertiser fromNov.9, 1987 -Oct.30, 1989 and The Athabaskan

The fonds consists of programs for two plays: "The Foreigner" produced March, 1993 and "Patsy Cline" produced in 1995.

The fonds consists of letters dated 1910 and 1912 from Richard Owens to his brother Robert, a 1926 letter from Dick Owens encouraging his brother, Robert, to emigrate to Canada; 1927 letters from Canada. Dept. of Immigration and Colonization; a label from the White Star Line 3rd class on the S.S. Doric, Canadian immigration cards dated April 25, 1927 for the Robert Owens family, 1927 Dominion Lands receipt for $10.00 for Baptiste Lake lot 6; Government of Alberta Dept. of Lands and Mines 1932-1933 correspondence re: clearing land on lot 6; M.D. of Grosmont No.668 tax assessment for 1928, 1930; M.D. of Grosmont No.668 financial statements for 1930, 1932; Athabasca Municipal Hospital District No.13 recepits for credit toward fees; birth certificated for Robert and Martha Owens and their marriage certificate, a letter to Ralph Ball from Mrs. W.E.Nobles; map of Baptiste Lake Sunset Beach-1934, map of Lot 6-1960, and map of Summer Village of Sunset Beach-1978; photographs include the following: Fanny Mary (Tench) Appleby (1871-1973), Frank, Jack, Jim, Nancy and Ted Appleby, Elizabeth (Harriett) and James Mutch, Martha (Edwards) Owens (1882-1948), Robert Cyril Owens (1883-1971), Richard Owens, Maud and Ralph Ball, Bedford Thompson, Jeanie (McAllister) Thompson, John (Jack) Thompson (1907-2001), Lenora (Scott) Thompson, Margaret Thompson (?-1971), Noble Thompson, the congregations at Bethel Church, Paxson, AB, Dapp Camp and Rochester Camp, Jack and Ruth Blizzard; the artifact is a black plastic wall-mount style, dial telephone ca. 1950s.

The fonds consists of 1931 list of voters; correspondence with Dept. of Education, MD of Grosmont, prospective teachers and trustees, 1931-1936; teacher contracts and evaluations; 1935 Alberta Gazette; cancelled cheques and store receipts; daily registers for 1933-34, 1936-40; year end financial statements; 1938 auditor's financial statements for MD of Grosmont #668 and for 1939, 1942 Athabasca School Division #42; 3 government reports. The artifact is the official school stamp. The photograph is of the United Church Women's group of the area. There is a two page history of the church and the school.

The fonds consists of minutes and financial statements for 1935-1942, 1948-1993; special events reports for 1975-1993; incorporation documents and by-laws for 1954; title to school property; correspondence; scrapbook for 1978-1980; and sample receipts from local businesses. The photographs include members of the Benham, Gerun, Nicoll, Smith, Sorenson and Speers families.

The fonds consists of photographs of : William, Robert and Ovila with their musical instruments, the 1944 flood with the G.G.Fowler sawmill under water, Alfred (Al) Cramer's store at Calling River, St. Jean sawmill at La Biche River, and a buckboard wagon and horses at Cramer's Store.

The fonds consists of a 31 page booklet entitled:" The Homestead", which is William Pearson's autobiography as told to Ted Pitman.

The fonds consists of a 1922 letter from the Grosmont Municipal District regarding quarantine regulations for scarlet fever: two store receipt books for 1947-1948; and municipal tax receipts for 1955, 1956 and 1959. There are four calendars from local stores and the Aug.4, 2005 issue of Western Producers Western People which has an article on the Major family "100 Century Farm". Allan James tax receipt for 1927 is included.

The fonds consists of 4 account sheets with the Hudson's Bay Co., Athabasca Landing.

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.