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Medicine Hat and District Germans from Russia Society fonds
1 bound copy of "Medicine Hat and District Germans from Russia Society Legacy Project" (2013), 7 oral histories which were aired on SHAW TV, 2017-2018.
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Lavern Kurpjuweit Family fonds
Fonds consist of: 2 school workbooks having had belonged to Lavern Kurpjuweit and sister, Evelyn (1930); 2 written histories of Ferdinand Kurpjuweit's settlement in Seven Persons District and the Kurpjuweit family written by Lavern Kurpjuweit, 20 images accompany these histories.
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Fonds consist of: Photos of the Ludwig Family and family home.
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Consists of one bound volume, titles "There is a Tomorrow", a family history.
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Fonds consist of: biographies of families and friends of Alice Felesky, copies of letters regarding settlement, a family reunion, and one in Swedish, copied and original certificates primarily regarding Carl Axelson's immigration and naturalization, Lewis Hole and Gagmar's marriage certificate, and a Medicine Hat Land District map, 1912.
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Fonds consists of: 5 maps of Medicine Hat and area including planning maps and physical relief maps relating to possible development (1959?); First Holy Communion certificates for Jacob and Emily Weisbeck (1916); 61 photographs pertaining to Ethel Weisbeck, her family, and friends at St Theresa College (1930-1951); Three editions of the St Theresa College (St Theresa's Academy) year book "Ripples" (1945-1947); One edition of "Pebbles", St Theresa College's (St Theresa's Academy's) monthly school newsletter compiled yearly (1946); Newspaper clippings related to the Jefferey Holland controversy (1959-1960); Weiszbeck/Thommes Family History (196-?); General Plan for Medicine Hat by the Medicine Hat District Planning Commission (1959); St Theresa College Graduation pamphlet (1947); Pamphlet of Graduation exercises for the Royal Conservatory of Music (1951).
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Fonds consists of: Topic and family/individual research files on the settlements, homesteads, history, and lifeways of the inhabitants of the British Block Area, including but not limited to Bingville, East Springs, Bray Lake, New Holland, Carlstadt (Alderson), Box Springs, Tilley East area,etc. (some material pertaining to resettled areas such as Buffalo, Medicine Hat, and Redcliff).
Consists of compiled material such as photographs, slides and negatives, interviews, questionnaires, diaries and journals, biographies, family histories, anecdotes, and reminiscences, newspaper clippings, some legal/operational/administrative documents relating to settler's ventures, Ruth Daw's notes, correspondence, and rough drafts, as well as copies of research materials compiled from archives and government sources.
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Schuler Community Association fonds
Three ledgers, two minute books and financial records for the Schuler Athletic Club, the Schuler Community Association, and the Utility Society (ca. 1940-1972).
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Contains photos of the homestead of the Schacher families, particularly of Andrew and Leah Schacher's farms.
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Fonds contains: 1 black and white magazine clipping photograph of Mr. & Mrs. Visscher (192-?); 1 black and white print of the Visscher family (1923); A joint Canadian Passport for Luite and Johanna Visscher (October 5, 1936); A Canadian Registration Board Certificate for Johanna Visscher (June 22, 1918); A Rolling Hiils School public health notice regarding Johanna Visscher (July 22, 1929); a deposit slip [in Dutch] for passage on the ship S.S. Virginian from Rotterdam, Netherlands to ? for Ms. Johanna Japin (January 31, 1911); a ticket for Ms J. Japin sailing on the S.S. Virginian from Liverpool to Halifax, N.S (March 11, 1911); a ticket, possibly for Mr. Luite Visscher, for travel on the S.S Virginian from Liverpool to Halifax, NS (March 4, 1910); a share certificate for one share in the Southern Alberta Co-operative Association Ltd issued to L. Visscher (October 1, 1942); Marriage certificate for Luite Visscher and Johanna Japin (March 17, 1911); A notice [in Dutch] from the Netherlands Minister of War permitting Luite Visscher to stay in North America until 1915 (February 1913).
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