Over more than ninety years of continuous activity, the Association has created and preserved an extensive archival collection that documents its history and enables researchers to reconstruct its historical development.

Administrative records, including minutes of Board of Directors meetings, correspondence registers, financial records, membership registers, and receipts of income and expenditure.

The archive of the DELTION of Kato Panagia (November 1956 – October 1965), the Association's monthly publication, which informed Kato Panagia descendants around the world—particularly younger generations—about the history, traditions and cultural heritage of their ancestral homeland

Photographic archives documenting the Association's activities and events.

Publications relating to the history of Kato Panagia.

Incoming correspondence archive.

Newspaper archive.

A specialised library containing books on the history of Hellenism in Asia Minor before 1922, the Asia Minor Catastrophe, and the settlement of Asia Minor refugees in Greece.

A collection of historical artefacts reflecting the daily life, folk traditions, traditional dress and religious life of the people of Kato Panagia in Asia Minor.

This archival collection is of exceptional historical, educational and research value. To ensure its long-term preservation, proper archival classification, documentation and public accessibility, the collection is being systematically digitised in accordance with modern archival standards.