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The collection consists of: Dominion Harvester Co. business envelope; Letter from John Amatt from the Canadian Mount Everest Expedition to Joyce Condon and class at Riverside School (1982); postcard of MH (1913); photograph of 1953 Medicine Hat Orioles Women's Baseball Team; a booklet celebrating Alberta's 50th Anniversary entitled "Alberta Holiday" (1905-1955); a T. Eatons Company catalogue (1917); Farmer's Advocate Magazine (1920); a Norwegian Magazine (1917); Share Certificates of the Delta Copper Co. issued to A.J. McCormick (9) (1916-1920); 2 photographs of an early view of Medicine Hat and a group of ranchers at the Calgary Stampede (ca.1885-1912); a book of sketches of England drawn by Paxton Davis (1856); crochet pattern books for decorative items and clothing (7) (various authors) (ca. 1915-1921); "Hockey Souvenir and Memoirs" programs of Medicine Hat Monarchs (2) (1931, 1932); 20 photographs of various and random views of Medicine Hat events ([ca.1920-1939]); a precipitation chart, hand-drawn and matted, entitled "Precipitation at Medicine Hat" (1894-1946); blueprint of C.P.R. Standard House No. 1B (1914); a letter (2 pgs) on Assiniboia Hotel letterhead, addressed to J.C. Miller from Tom Mix (1902); Saskatchewan Map # ? ([ca. 1927]); Bartlett and Grassie's Atlas of Medicine Hat and Environs, containing 78 street surveys of proposed subdivisions of Medicine Hat, (ca.1912-1913); WW2 Canadian Meat Coupon Rationing chart (1943); Certificate of Authority, Hartford Fire Insurance Co., Agent Certificate (1919); a souvenir booklet containing 16 published photographic views of Medicine Hat, Alberta ([ca. 1914]); a ledger for Monarch Amusement Co.- Wholesale Tobacconists, (undated); bound account book for unnamed company (1940-1957); ledger of uncommon stocks for unnamed company (1950-1957); 23 photographs of the Central Garage, views of Medicine Hat, and the Medicine Hat Hockey Club; a Medicine Hat Amateur Operatic Society program for "The Chimes of Normandy" (1915); a letter containing reminiscences of the VanderLinden family, by Elizabeth Peterson (undated); reminiscences (4 pgs) of G.H. Elkink (undated); biography of John Hobbelink (undated); minutes from the New Holland Pure Bred Association (1921-1924); a timetable for Bluebell Bus Ltd., Medicine Hat, containing local advertising (1928); a Purity Flour Cook Book published by Western Canada Flour Mills Co. (1917); Five Roses Cookbook published by Lake of the Woods Milling Co. (1923); an alphabetical name list of burial registrations and numerical plot listings for the original Hillside/Kin Coulee Cemetery, Church of England Section (1884-1947), and the Roman Catholic Section (1890-1919), the new Hillside Cemetery (1886-1994), Chapel Lawn Cemetery (1955-1994), Tilley Bethany Lutheran Cemetery (1933-present?), Craigmyle Cemetery (1915-1982), and the Redcliff Cemetery (1915-1994); a scrapbook of newsclippings re: the Medicine Hat Monarchs Hockey team, players and games (1926-1948); 4 photographs of the Medicine Hat Monarchs, various views of Medicine Hat, the Woodhouse family, and the Medicine Hat Potteries logo (1924-[ca.1950]); Medicine Hat Blue Jays (baseball) programs (1981-1982); Medicine Hat Cubs (hockey) program (1984-1985); Medicine Hat Tigers (hockey) posters (OS) (1988-1989); Envelope and souvenir booklet (with photographic engravings) entitled "The Last of the Buffalo - Comprising a history of the Buffalo herd at the Flathead reservation and an account of the last great Buffalo roundup" , an illustrated account of the transportation of buffalo from the Flathead reservation in Montana to Central Alberta (1909); a Canadian Red Cross knitting instruction booklet titled "No. 2 - Knitted Comforts for Women" (M99.18.1) (Nov. 1940); Lux (Lever Brothers Ltd.) supplemental knitting booklet titled "How to Knit for Soldiers and Sailors" (M99.18.2) (1939); 3 tokens, good for 1 dance - Park Pavillion, Medicine Hat, Alta. (M99.18.3) (undated); "advertique" calendars (7) for the following local Medicine Hat businesses: Art Bull Ltd. (2) (1968-1969), Marshall's Book Store (1) (1971), Mackenzie Drug Co. Ltd. (1) (1974), Merv's Barber Shop (1) (1975), Raber Men's and Ladies Wear (1) (1978), C.E. Adam Jeweller Ltd. (1) (1985); an advertique calendar (monthly pages are missing) for Klemm Electric of South Railway Street ([ca. 1950]); a collection of Canadian, US and British postage stamps (ca. 1906-1969); assorted greeting cards (10) (1943-1944, undated); a souvenir program of Redcliff's Golden Jubilee Celebration (September 1-3, 1962); fundraiser calendar from Leader, Saskatchewan - 2007 Pothole Calendar (2007); cartoons and correspondence regarding Medicine Hat from Ripley's Believe it or Not (2008); 5 greeting cards, 3 business cards, and 1 postcard from Remember When Antiques (undated); first flight air mail from Medicine Hat to Calgary (1930); Research material about the local Metis community conducted by Donny White. Narrative of Harriet Alice Stout Myers (1941); Tams paybook from First Worlad War. Soldier leave of absence form (1946) for Mary Patricia Forster Jones; Honourary membership card for the Overseas Travel Association of Great Britain and Ireland; Mary Patricia Forster Jones Airforce pay stub (1946). A daily Journal documenting a survey of Cypress Hills (1922). "Dedication and Opening of the New Medicine Hat High School" booklet (Nov. 18, 1955). Laminated obituary and prayer from Dr. Campbell's funeral, menu/program from Citizen of the Year reception for Dr. Campbell, certificate from the American College of Surgeons (1980-1987). A letter writtenby J.H. Mallett to J.H. Ross, Esq. of Orillia Ontario, regarding the future purchase of a boat (1913). Toasts for the Farewell Banquest tendered to John Niblock (1899). Canada Post Emergency postcards and Canada Post mailbox decals (2003). First Class Canadian Pacific Railway ticket from Calgary to Shepard (n.d.), business/appointment card for Dr. E. L. McKee (dentist) (n.d.), Finlay and Company Lumber Merchants promotional card (n.d.), 1 blank letter card (n.d.)., programmes from Indoor Rodeo (1976-1979), programs from airshow (1979, 1981), copy of self-published manuscript 'Heinkel Shot Down', copy of Doctoral Research Proposal 'Nursing Student Labour and Patient Care at Two Alberta Hospitals' (2003), autograph book belonging to Varah Armstrong, Junior Red Cross fundraising placard, Alberta SLim advertisement brochure for 45s, Medicine Hat Exhibition and Stampede Raffle tickets, Alberta Pool placard, 'Do Your Bit' placard; various theate and concert programs; Trinity Anglican Church cook book; Readings family history; letter written on American Hotel stationery regarding plans to start a hotel.

The collection consists of various archival materials pertinent to the institutions mandate including: Alberta Cummins Land Maps (15): #3, #9, #11, #12, #20, #21, #22, #23, #31, #32, #33, #34, #42, #44, #45 ([ca. 1923-1927])

The collection consists of various archival materials pertinent to the institutions mandate including: photograph of 1953 Medicine Hat Orioles Women's Baseball Team, Medicine Hat City Band (1919);1951 flood; and various views of Medicine Hat. 20 slides of Elkwater, Medicine Hat Parade and Medicine Hat Stampede (1950s). 1 oversize matted black and white photograph of "The Mikado" cast at the Empress Theater (1914); 2 over sized black and white matted photographs of the Medicine Hat Caledonian Football Club (1924); Over sized black and white photograph of the Dixon Children [ca.1931]; 5 photographs of Ronalene Bridge fire; 2 images Jack Brownie.

The collection consists of various archival materials pertinent to the institution's mandate.

The collection consists of: a souvenir postcard album (undated); pamphlet "Alberta's Golden Jubilee" (1956); postcard with five caricatures on the front enclosed in the letters "HENRY" (undated); O.S. blueprint of the Ajax Coal Mine (1961); C.P.R. booklet "General, Train and Interlocking Rules" (1938); booklet "C.P.R. Rules and Regulations" (1893); "Slaon's Handy Hints and Up to Date Cookbook" (1901); magazine article entitled "The World of Women" (1930); booklet "Battle of the Aleutians" (1942-1943); booklet "The Rare Old City of Chester" (undated); magazine article "Start of the Bank of Commerce" (1958); biography of Chief Shot Both Sides (undated); 8 cent coupon from Medicine Hat Coin Club (1968); Cash Meal Tickets from the Redcliff Hotel (undated); milk tickets from the Slesser Dairy (undated); cash quarter purchase from Pingle's Drug Co. (undated); meal ticket from the American Hotel (undated); milk tickets from the Slesser Dairy (undated); programs (3) from "Medicine Hat Centennial Musical" (1967); banquet program from Southern Alberta Pioneer and Old Timers' Association Diamond Jubilee 1883-1943 (1943); program from the Order of Public Worship for the Coronation Service (1937); promotional pamphlet "Medicine Hat Gas City of the West" (ca. 1950); Medicine Hat Telephone Directories (3) (1932, 1939, 1956); Medicine Hat Exhibition and Stampede Agricultural Prize List (1975); booklets (3) entitled "Original Cooking Recipes" (1924), "How to Cook Vegetables" (1912), and "Home Canning" (1929); Table of Contributions-Unemployment Insurance (undated); biography of Chief Crowfoot, by Albert Hughes (undated); O.S. blueprint of High Pressure Gas System (undated); "My Creed" (1931); transcript of recorded interview with Gabe Leveille (1957); clothing store sale flyer from Eskin and Naimark, Leader, Sask. (1937); Rawleigh's Good Health Guide and Cookbooks (2) (1922, 1927); cumulative record of Judy Gailey (1946-1952); O.S. bound blueprints of Medicine Hat and District (ca. 1915); Seniority List of Telegraphers in Alberta and District (1932); correspondence re: County School Funds (1906); O.S. Cummins Alberta Land Maps (2) #10 and #11; O.S. blueprint of Townships and Sections; biography of Lord Beresford and Lady Flo (1968); O.S. scrapbooks (2) of assorted greeting cards (undated); address book (undated); review entitled "West of Yesterday" (1965); receipt for $80.00 in the name of the Postal Club Association (1918); report and pamphlet entitled "Fort Walsh National Historic Park" (1977); pamphlet entitled "Cypress Hills Massacre (1974); calendar (1917); card from Green Gables Inn (undated); proposal for the Medicine Hat Centennial Centre (1964); O.S. blueprint of the Centennial Museum (1965); signs (2) saying "Notice to Minors" and "Observe The Liquor Act" (undated); programs (2) from the Medicine Hat Operatic Co. for "The Country Girl" (1921); program for the Medicine Hat Amateur Operatic Society for "The Toreador" (1922); order form from the Medicine Hat Baking Co. Ltd. (undated); sight draft notice from the Imperial Bank of Canada, Redcliff Branch (1932); newsletters (10) entitled "The Gergely Gazette" a monthly real estate pamphlet (1978-1979); newspaper supplements (2) of the Medicine Hat News showing photographs (1900); O.S. blank purchase sheets from the Medicine Hat Milling Co. (undated); 50th anniversary brochure of the Redcliff Hotel (1960); booklets (2) entitled "Number of Households at Rural Post Offices and on Rural Routes in the Western Provinces" (1929); agreement for sale of cattle between the Creswell Cattle Co. and Harris Franklin and Co. (1901); O.S. Certificate of Army and Navy Veterans (1918); O.S. Certificate of the Great War Veterans Association (1919); O.S. pictoral history of the N.W.M.P. (1966); O.S. ledger of the C.P.R. (1926-1939); birth registration of Robert Mill Morris (1903); prize list of the Medicine Hat Stampede (1917); modern reproduction of a C.P.R. poster saying "Homeseekers Fares to Western Canada" (undated); postcard of "Milkriver Centennial Cairn" (1965); purchase agreements (3) between Fleming and Turnbull (1911), Fleming and Porter (1911), Rodie and Fleming (1911); sheet music for "Joanne" by Lawrence Bruce (1930), for "It Must Be Love" by George P. Stimson (1939); envelope, note and handwritten dialogue firstly appearing to condemn the Protestant faith from the Roman Catholic perspective; then condemnation of the Roman Catholic Church itself, and ending with a "statement KKK"(author is not known), a Military Training Pamphlet titled "Operations - The Use of Gas in the Field (No. 23 Part V) (1940); St. John's Presbyterian Church Ruby Walker Guild Cookbook (1955), Quota Club Cookbook (1957); blueprints showing subdivisions of Medicine Hat and Ajax Mine (1912-1913, 1939); illustrated map of NWMP RCMP History (undated).

The fonds consists of various agricultural scenes as well as family members and gatherings on the farm, presumably taken in both London, England and in the Bowell vicinity.

The fonds consists of images of family portraits and farming work life on a homestead near Medicine Hat.

The fonds consists of: family papers (1913-1920); school papers of Wilbur Ginther (1907-1911); F. M. Ginther Company Ltd. correspondence (1912-1921); maps and blueprints (42) (1913-1917); financial papers (1913-1921); various promotional and instructional booklets and pamphlets (1901-1920); Report of Seed Commissioner (1914); Oil Holdings Limited correspondence (1914-1919); order forms and receipts-Medicine Hat Wheat Company, Robert Mitchell Fresh and Cured Meats, and from Long Woe, gardener, Medicine Hat (1915); Company tax notices (1915-1919); correspondence with Myrtle Johnston of Moose Jaw and Charlivoix, Michigan re: land investment (1913); miscellaneous business documents including Alberta Supreme Court Summons, tax resolution, advertisements and a list of annual rainfall (1915-1920); images of various industry in and around Medicine Hat and hunting scenes; 2 audio cassettes dealing with the genealogy and biographical history of the Ginther family (an interview with Will Lorne Ginther and James Lorne Ginther) (1990), and an interview with Una May Ginther (1993); Medicine Hat Fire Insurance Maps (1905 - 1913).

Fonds consist of: minutes, membership lists, and financial reports of the Farmers' Union of Alberta Irvine Local No. 1318 (1951-1969), minutes of Farmers' Union of Alberta Sub-District #2 with supporting documents (1963-1976), minutes of the South Eastern Alberta Community Development Council with sub-committee reports (1967-1968), Copy of Farmers Union of Alberta Constitution and Bylaws (1949), and published material regarding the amalgamation to become part of Unifarm as well as a report for delegates at the founding convention, constitution and bylaws (1970), and an annual report (1977).

The fonds consists of: land transfer agreements with A. Morrisette (2) (1905, 1909); agreements for sale (27) with Lantz (1911); Bruce et al (1911); Burns et al (1911); Campbell et al (1911); Matthews (1911); Clark (1911); de Wynter (1911); Kealy (1912); Quinlan (1911); Mahaffy and Grimmer (2) (1911); Burbidge, Abernathy and Montgomery (1910); Binnings and Cunliffe (1911); Becker (1911); Turpin and Becker (1911); Baxter (1910); Lambert (1910); Pratt (1910); Watson and Delf (1911); Holbrook (1910); Turpin (1910); McCarter (1910); McPherson (1911); Hopper and Perry (1912); Lantx (1911); McCarter (1910); and Morisette (1909); O.S. land titles (2) for F.O. Sissons (1912); land receipt between D. Sissons and A. Morrisette (1890); grazing leases (3) (1908, 1909, 1916); certificates of title (4) (1900, 1912); purchase agreements (2) with Switzer and Lott (1911), Sissons and Benner (1911); invitation to attend the Military Conference in Ottawa (1913); indenture with Todd and Smith (1911); letter of appointment (1915); share certificate in the Hat Pool Oil Ltd. (1922); land contracts (2) with Kallfleisch (1910), and CPR (1911-1912); transfer of grazing lease with Crockett (1916); purchase options (2) between Anderson (1910), and Cocheran (1912); permit to cut hay on school land (1912); contract for building with Williamson and Patterson (1912); land leases (1901, 1905); receipt for taxes (1932); Daniel Sissons NWT liquor permit and death notice; F.O.Sissons and Jessie Garland marriage certificate; F.O. Sissons enlistment papers (1914); 1918 Alexandra High School Souvenir; clippings re: Sissons, Hargrave family history; and two letters providing providence to the collection (1957).