The Kelsey Time Capsule fonds consists of a letter from ITCS confirming the registration of the Henry Kelsey 300 Cairn, accompanying the letter is the Time Capsule Questionnaire with lists of items in the time capsule and the people who contributed donations. Attached are articles on “Where is Deering’s Point?” and the celebration of Kelsey’s arrival in The Pas, diagrams of the cairn, draft of what is written on the plaque, a pamphlet of the Kelsey Tri-centennial Celebration, and a photo of the unveiling. Also included are the minutes of The Pas History and Heritage Society meetings, correspondence, letters of donors and receipts forms, grant application, newspaper articles, photographs of the cairn assembly with negatives, and promotions.

The Kelsey Tri-centennial Committee fonds consists of correspondence, programmes, press releases, meeting minutes and other items pertaining to the Kelsey Tri-centennial Committee. More specifically, this includes: correspondence between Paul Thistle and The Pas Arts Council, draft programmes, regional bulletin, 2 booklets from a How-to Series (A guide to Staging a Heritage Celebration, and A guide to the Design and Installation of Commemorative Markers), draft plaques, logos, programme for events, registration forms, news releases, meeting minutes, etc.

The John Wade fonds consists of Xerox copies of correspondence between Sam Waller and his nephew John Wade between 1944 - 1978. John Wade resided in England.

The Ed Johanson collection consists of a word processed document by Ed Johanson and Jim Atkins regarding the electrical history in The Pas from 1900 – 1963, and data regarding Rev. E. Eves, including photocopies created 1991, of articles on the death of Rev. Edward Eves, Minutes of the Manitoba and North-West Methodist Conference, pages from Ministers and Probationers, photographs of Rev. Eves tombstone, Rev. Eves biography by his daughter Viola (Eves) Bacon, etc. The data was collected to designate the gravesite sporting Rev. Eves’s tombstone (with questionable dates) as a historic site, to protect it during Manitoba Hydro dam construction in the area.

The Henry Budd 150th collection consists of a variety of ephemera and promotional materials for the Henry Budd 150th Anniversary celebration, including pamphlets, flyers and press releases.

The Canadian National Telegraph collection consists of site plans of 26 locations of the northern route north of The Pas, including wire run down line and into location information, wiring information and wiring diagrams, which were utilised primarily at the local office by plant technicians and linemen. It also consists of Siemens Automatic Teleprinter Exchange TWK Instruction Manuals, CNT Installation Instructions, Circuit diagrams, technical training, circuit descriptions, and specifications for lines maintenance, etc. The Canadian National Telegraph Company, a part of the Canadian National Railway, established telegraph lines along the railways. The local office closed 31 December 1994, with MTS taking over the work.

The Northern Manitoba 75th Anniversary fonds consists of minutes, reports, programmes, news releases, correspondence and financial statements for the Northern Manitoba 75th Anniversary Historical conference organised by the Ad Hoc Committee for the North of ’53 75th Anniversary Conference.

The Kathleen Hill collection consists of “Captain Henry LeFroy at The Pas (1842 – 1844)” by William Burt, “The history of the Church of England in The Cumberland Deanery and the Franklin Expeditions”, some stage notes for the costuming of the play “The Private Secretary”, and a promotional brochure for the Elbow Lake Mine.

The Pas Board of Trade fonds consists of two minutes books, one with entries from 1917 – 1920, and the other a legal size minute book from 1934 – 1944 consisting of typed minutes of council, annual, and special public meetings, and oaths of office by officials.

The Pas Musical Festival Association fonds consists of a programme for the fourth annual The Pas Musical Festival held in the Lido Theatre, May 9th – 11th, 1939, and records kept by President Harvey including meeting minutes, financial reports, lists of officers and adjudicators, lists of award sponsors, newspaper clippings, speeches by President Harvey, concert programmes, and miscellaneous notes.