The fonds consists of photographs of a trip on the Athabasca and MacKenzie rivers to Fort Chipewyan, Fort Providence, Wrigley, Fort Norman, Fort Good Hope, Fort McPherson, also Fort Vermilion and the Vermilion Chutes on th Peace River; Northern Transportation Co.boats, Dajo Theatre, 1918 AGT buildings in Athabasca and Calling Lake, railroad portage on Grand Rapids Island, S.S.Athabasca River, Athabasca Public School, Cree receiving treaty money, H.H.Hall; William Crackle, Harold Puylaert and Ray Miller; Tawatinaw Creek trestle and swimming hole, Largent's homestead, Baptiste Lake, 1913 Wild West circus, Florentine (Campbell) Gerourd, Louie Gordon, Elizabeth (Vilsmeyer) Richards, Charles Todd Richards, Percy Taylor, Louise Juneau, Mrs. Peel, Dr.George Meyer, Bill McLeod, Muriel Puylaert, Dorothy Wright, Lipscombe Blacksmith Shop, and Helen Keir. The textual records contain copies of family marriage and birth records, contracts with AGT for 1918-1924, poems by Archie Hollingshead, and articles regarding the presentation of telephone artifacts to the Athabasca Public Library in 1981. The audio cassette includes family information,and reminiscences about the 1918 flu epidemic and various notable citizens.

The fonds consists of 1685 photographs, as well as negatives dating from Nov. 1987 to Nov. 1989. The newspaper has been microfilmed.

The fonds consists of materials created by Evelyn Rogers between 1940 and 1980. The fonds consists of Evelyn Rogers' membership certificates for various organizations and photographs of Athabasca and various events including: a tug-of-war at the Athabasca Fair in 1916; the executive of The Northern Alberta Baseball League - Jack Mackie, Jeff Edwards and Byron Bellamy; Fairhaven baseball team in 1946; Amber Valley baseball team in 1946; crowd in Athabasca Community Centre in [1955]; and 6 photos of the opening of the Athabasca Bridge in 1952 which include Byron Bellamy, Nick Doroshenko, Hon. Gordon Taylor, and Jean Baptiste Gambler. These 6 photographs were taken by Bob Preece's Photo Shop. The artifacts include: Hugo Carlson's pocket watch, Byron W. Bellamy's tie clip, a radio, a hat pin, and printing plates for the Athabasca Public Library. Two panoramic photographs are included in this fonds. One is of the United Farmers of Alberta at the 14th annual convention in Calgary, Jan.17, 1922. It measures 20x140cm. The other is a view of Strathcona Street, Athabasca, [1913] facing north. It was photographed by Voldeng and Bolton of 255 Jasper East, Edmonton and measures 21x169 cm.

The fonds consists of two audio cassettes featuring telegraph transmissions made by Peter Rosychuk. The first transmission details the history of the invention of telegraphy and Morse Code, and the second transmission describes the history of Athabasca Landing.

The fonds consists of minutes (1956-1979), notices of meetings, including brief biographies of guest speakers (1957-2006), membership records (1925-1981), procedure manuals (1960-1973), and attendance registers (1929-1982).

The fonds consists of published and unpublished news photographs (1886-1986) which include photographs of Calgary and Alberta events, personalities, buildings and sports teams; the southern Alberta oil industry; Calgary military personalities and views (1940s-1960s); and royal visits to Calgary (1951, 1953). Also consists of correspondence (1928-1965); financial records (1929-1970); union agreements (1947-1960); bylaw (1938); and property inventory (1913). Includes essays entered by Calgary pioneers in a Herald competition (1970); sketches, plans and maps of Calgary areas and buildings (1956-1961); miscellaneous programs, bulletins and newsclippings, and reference material.

The fonds consists of minutes (ca. 1915-1960s), financial records (1930s-1960s), labour negotiations (1960s-1970s), general administration correspondence (1950s-1960s), and photographs of events and personalities which appeared in the newspaper (1950s-1960s).

The fonds consists of biographical information about the Perry family (1971, 1973); the Nose Creek Historical Map (1967); poster outlining the history of the Nose Creek area (1968); a leaflet on the history of the Bell organ (1969); two scrapbooks (compiled in 1988) of his Nose Creek FUA articles (1959-1967); and commemorative material about Rev. George McDougall (1976).

The fonds consists of files relating to articles published in the newspaper: John Ware's cabin (1955-1960), articles by John R. Gordon (1970), articles by C.J. Christianson (1960s), and an article on Midnapore Marathon by Vern Myers (1946). Includes a photograph of Governor-General's train in Calgary (1889) by Pollard.

The fonds consists of business correspondence, photographs of CFCN Television, a scrapbook, and other records.