The fonds consists of materials created or collected by Fred Chrusch between 1930 and 1951. The fonds consists of records of Fred (Fedor) Chrusch, including steamer ticket envelope from 1930, scraps of Ukrainian plays and songs, booklets, Ukrainian religious literature and newspapers, creamery payment slips, Post Office registration slips, payment for cutting railway ties, and correspondence regarding assistance to immigrants.

The fonds consists of materials created by the Athabasca Diocese of the Anglican Church between 1934 and 1986. The fonds consists of a Missionary Society Church of England in Canada leaflet on the Athabasca Diocese, a 27 page booklet celebrating the 75th anniversary of The Diocese of Athabaska in 1949, handbills celebrating the 100th Anniversary of the Diocese (1974), Thanksgiving Service 1944, the 50th Anniversary of St. Andrews Church (1986), and the retirement dinner for Bishop James Pierce in 1974.

The fonds consists of material relating to the Gauthier family of Mirror Landing, Alberta. The fonds consists of family and town photographs, correspondence by Rene Gauthier Moys to the Athabasca Archives in 1997, and a story about Joseph Gauthier Sr. written by Rene Gauthier Moys in 1966.

The fonds consists of materials created by B.C. Hart between 1933 and 1966. The fonds consists of photocopies of a diary kept by Mr. Hart. Most of the content of the diary is concerned with assessment.

The fonds consists of material created by the Hult family between ca. 1912 and ca. 1997. The fonds consists of a family history of the time spent in Mirror Landing written by Jean Elvira Male in ca. 1997 and four photographic postcards dating from ca. 1912- ca. 1916 containing images of Mirror Landing on the front and correspondence on the back.

The fonds consists of materials collected or created by the Melton family of Amber Valley between 1979 and 1993. The fonds consists of three family photographs, copies of two newspaper articles, a history of the Melton family from Katie Melton's perspective, and a university essay written by Jimmy Robert Melton in 1993 entitled "Amber Valley: A Black Enclave in Northern Alberta, Canada."

The fonds consists of photos of the Joseph Blanchard family, three generations of Joseph Blanchards celebrating weddings on July 3,1900 and Charles Edouard Blanchard's orchestra, August 1913 at Arctic Center, Rhode Island.

The fonds consists of 12 photographs of early buildings and events in Athabasca. Four of the photographs are originals of photographs that are on a 1948 Athabasca High School filmstrip: Empire Day, 1913; St.Gabriel's Roman Catholic Church; Filteau's Block; and winter of 1913-14 view from across the river. Others are: Methodist Church; interior and exterior of Hudson's Bay store; original of Athabasca Landing Junior Baseball Team; Strathcona Street in 1940's; invitation to Community Christmas Tree in Parker's Hall, 1937.

The fonds consists of a 100th birthday congratulatory certificate from the Lieutenant-Governor of Alberta, a newspaper clipping, a coloured photograph from Albert's middle years, and four photographs of his 100th birthday party. The artifacts are a pair of brass studded leather gauntlets, a brass studded leather belt and a size 7 Smithbilt stetson made in Calgary.

The fonds consists of a report on the Athabaska District that would be useful for settlers to the area. Maps and photographs are included. Also included are agricultural and demographic statistics for the provincial constituencies of Sturgeon and Athabasca from 1901-1921. The photographs are copies from the book and include the Athabasca-Smith Trail and Pine Creek (Amber Valley).