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The fonds of the Whitehorse Golf and Country Club consist of the original constitution, two score cards, a share certificate and one newspaper clipping of The Whitehorse Golf and Country Club in the Yukon. The photograph depicts members at a work party.

The fonds consists of corporate records, posters and photographs for the Whitehorse Drama Club in Yukon. The corporate records include the constitution dated 1964, minutes of meetings, financial statement from 1972, club ledger, play lists including notes and miscellaneous correspondence. The posters are from club productions between 1952 and 1990 with most of the posters dating to the 1950s and 1960s. The photographs are b&w and colour prints for the following productions: 1956 production of "Harvey"; 1979 production of Alice in "Through the Looking Glass"; 1980 production of "Catherine the Great"; 1981 production of "Midsummer's Night Dream" and "The Emperor's New Clothes"; 1981 production of "Zoo Story", "The Marriage Proposal" and "The Tiger"; 1982 production of "The Gazebo" and "Blithe Spirit"; 1983 production of "An Inspector Calls" and "Dick Whittington and His Cat" ; 1984 production of "The Importance of Being Ernest"; 1987 production of "Two and Two Makes Sex"; 1988 production of "The Land of Green Ginger". The pamphlets are theatre programs from eight productions.

This fonds consists of papers, photographs and plans related to the design and construction of the ski chalet in Whitehorse, Yukon.

The fonds consists of correspondence, notes, financial statements, reports, by-laws, minutes, personnel records and newsletters that were generated and received by the Whitehorse Credit Union. There are also two certificates: a certificate of incorporation of the Whitehorse Credit Union Ltd., May 28, 1957; and a certificate showing the membership of the Whitehorse Credit Union in the B.C. Central Credit Union (n.d.). The records are arranged in the following series: B.C. Central Credit Union; Buildings and Properties; Constitution and Rules; Correspondence; Finance; Minutes; Personnel; Publicity; and Reports.

The fonds consists of records of Whitehorse Copper Mines Ltd. (1971-1983) and its predecessor companies New Imperial Mines Ltd. (1957-1971) and Imperial Mines and Metals Ltd. (1954-1957). The fonds contains the following types of files: administrative and operational files, legal documents, mechanical and architectural drawings, and geological and exploration files.; The files have been arranged in the following series: Imperial Mines and Metals Ltd. Records (1952-1967); New Imperial Mines Ltd. (1957-1972); Whitehorse Copper Mines Ltd. (1967-1983); Reports; Publications; Photographs and Movies; Maps.

The fonds consists of textual records of the Whitehorse Concert Association containing original correspondence, minutes of meetings, annual financial statements, and publicity concerning touring artists. The photographs are of pianist Adrian Ruiz and singers Elizabeth Moscher and Herbert Kraus, Alaska Music Trail performers.

Fonds consists of tape cassettes of Bruce Batchelor and Joy Brown interviewing people in various communities of the Yukon from January 1976 to April 1977. Jean Legare, Geoff Rushant, Danny Roberts, Abby Roberts, Roger Mendelsohn, and Janet Prenty describe the wilderness life in the Yukon, discussing topics such as skinning animals, living in the woods and dog sled expeditions. The fonds also consists of a 10-page typescript article about Sergeant A.B. Thornthwaite, a retired RNWMP and Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) NCO, written by Bruce Batchelor in 1982. The article was published in the Victoria Times-Colonist "Islander" supplement on October 31, 1982.

The fonds consists of the Chamber of Commerce's administrative and operational files which include minutes, committee, research, subject, membership, and conference files. It also includes a small number of photographs relating to Chamber activities or issues of interest as well as maps and plans of Whitehorse, a promotional video on Yukon business, and published reference material. Also included are the minutes of the first meeting of the Yukon Tourist Advisory Council on November 39, 1964 (81/138) and one poster titled "Shop in Whitehorse: Buying Locally Makes a Difference". The records are arranged in the following series: Administrative and Operational Records; Miscellaneous Photographs; Whitehorse Plans and Miscellaneous Maps; Promotional Video; Miscellaneous Sound Recordings; and Published Reference Material.

The fonds consists of the corporate records of the Whitehorse Business and Professional Women's Club, from its founding in 1957 through to 1980. Series include: Tapestry; Corporate Records; and Photographs.

The fonds consists of the business records of the organization, publications and annual reports of the Whitehorse Boys and Girls Club in the Yukon. The business records include the constitution, minutes of board meetings and annual general meetings, project evaluation reports and director's reports. The publications include pamphlets that present personnel policies, available counselling to members, message to parents, 1978 summer day program and evaluation and volunteer policies. The annual reports are for the years 1976-1978.