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Consists of programs from numerous dramatic and musical productions of Medicine Hat groups including the Medicine Hat Amateur Operatic Society (1914-1929); the School Music and Dramatic Festival (1936-1937), the Medicine Hat Symphony Orchestra (ca. 1977), the Annual Christmas Day Concert of the Royal Arch Masons (1946) the Adult Board of Education, the 1967 centennial production of “Medicine Hat” as well as the centennial school concert, the Adele Armstrong Singers (1976-1987) plus membership and financial records for that organization, records regarding the Teen Tones, Medicine Hat Musical Theatre programs (1971-1981); records related to the Shandelles including bylaws and constitution as well as ; sheet music; programs from various community events including opening of the new museum, hospital tour, Prime Minister John Diefenbaker visit, monument unveiling at Fort Walsh, the Airshow, and recognition of Alex Shand as Citizen of the Year; Betty Taylor’s school records and Alexandra high School, St. Theresa’s Academy reunion material; Brooks Stem Motors share certificates; Free Masons material such as certificates belonging to Betty’s father, Samuel Copeland Taylor; invoice and receipt form Medicine Hat General Hospital (1910); correspondence during the Second World War between Margaret cu Cloux (nee Taylor) and Johnny Hudson; sketches of homes on First Street SE; Red Cross materials; newspaper clippings,; and photographs of SFTS #34, community events, family, and theatre productions.

Fonds consists of various images which highlight the families of Pendant d'Oreille, where Knute had a homestead after immigrating from Sweden. Also includes images of cattle branding and dressing antelope after a hunt. Textual records include a letter from Evelyn Parkinson, the daughter of a local Pendant d'Oreille family and ration books used by Knute Mattsson (1945).

1 article from the Shepherds Journal, "Highlights of Sheep History in the Canadian West" (1998); The Sarnia Ranch Company's Directors Tenth, Eleventh, and Fifteenth Annual Report to the Shareholders and the corresponding annual Financial Statement (1908-1913); Sarnia Ranch business correspondence (1908-1915); medical bills (2) for Lewis Hughes (1908-1909); one photo album containing 15 adhered images.

Fonds consist of 72 photographs credited to John Asplund, photographer, who documented the pioneer history of Robsart with his camera.

Scrapbook contents regarding the accomplishments of Lillian Gust as well as the Gust grocery stores. Two pages of biographical information regarding Samuel and Lillian Gust, written by daughter, Frances Woywitka (nee Gust). A report drafted by Lillian Gust to the Quota Club, after her attendance at a conference in Victoria as a delegate. Newspaper Clipping: "Ald. Gust Discusses Govt. Career Women". Student paper: "Women of the Medicine Hat City Council". A framed Medicine Hat Chapter Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire certificate made out to Frances Gust.

The fonds consists of: daily journals, building inspection logs, complaint journals, off-duty journals reporting daily occurances, and practices (1920-1994); photographs of members of the Medicine Hat Fire Department and sporting teams, and various views of Medicine Hat; Dance cards and programmes for various balls related to the Medicine Hat Fire Department (1901-1905);photographs of the Medicine Hat Fire Department and fires that were used in the publication of " Medicine Hat Fire Department 100 Years of Dedication and Service" (1905-2000), Manuscript and edits for the publication of "100 Years of Dedication and Service".

The fonds contains: one photograph of the gravestone of J.P Robertson, taken in Belgium at the Tyne Cot Cemetery, images related to J.P. Robertson including of his time working on the Canadian Pacific Railway, and military images, as well as images likely regarding family members including hockey photos, a lacrosse team collage, images relating to Medicine Hat Fire Department, and images of what may be John Robertson, working in Monarch Cigar Store.

The fonds consists of images primarily of Higdon & Kerr's outfit at work and ranching scenes; one image of Mac Higdon's Livery Barn on 2nd St SE.

The fonds consists of: booklets (2) entitled "Alberta Sons of England Standard" (1915), " Sons of England Benefit Society-By-Laws of Lodge Prairie Rose 285" (1909); Bob Edwards' Summer Annual (2) (1920, 1921); calendars (5) for Gleichen Trading Co. (1911); Sons of England Benefit Society calendars (3) (1912-1914); Leonard and Flanagan calendar (1914); print from Illustrated London News entitled "Little Sister" (1915); O.S. certificate re: Sons of England-Prairie Rose Lodge #285 (1907); 8 photographs of the D.G. White Law Office, the White house, officers of B.R.T. and Engineers, Daughters and Maids of England, officers of "Duchess of Connaught" Lodge No.71, Officers of the first Sons of England Lodge, S.O.E.B.S. Convention at Calgary, Sons of England float ([ca.1910-1912]); images of the Son of England Lodge functions and military training grounds; ; Methodist hymn book presented to Annie Hepple (cousin of Stan Long) (June 19, 1910); "Golf at a Glance" rule book for golf (1934); Souvenir programme for the Edmonton Grads basketball team (July 2, 1938); the Mad Hatters Revue (1943); Share certificate for the Medicine Hat Petroleum Company Ltd belonging to Fred Long (June 13, 1922); Publication "Canada's Constitution, A Proud Moment for Alberta" (1982); Publication "Within Our Borders" (May, 1967); musical piece by Earl Gillett "The Song of the Dominion of Canada" (ca. 1940); copied letter to "Jimmie" from Lawrence Bruce (September 23, 1931); Canadian Pacific Railway time tables 21, 32, 33, 35, 36, 38, 41-43 (1917-1927); Canadian Pacific Railway Private Instructions to Train Conductors (May 30, 1929); Seniority list of Conductors and Trainmen, Medicine Hat & Lethbridge Divisions (January 1, 1936); Seniority lists of Conductors, Trainmen, and Yardmen, District No. 1 (1944, 1950); Mainliners Seniority Book - for Conductors and Trainmen, Medicine Hat & Lethbridge Division (1964); 3 digital video recordings (oral histories) (2009).

Contains family photos and an Alexandra Year book from 1918 which has been added to the library.