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The fonds consist of: a calendar advertising the Rawleigh's brand and John Mook's Rawleigh's products at 920 Queen Street.

The fonds consists of correspondence, agreements, etc. pertaining to Leach's oil speculations, and movie schedules, posters, publicity sheets and accounts of the Strand Theatre and Variety Theatre.

The fonds consists of 65 photographs relating to the history of the Rorem, Fimrite and Ronning families, Valhalla Center, Valhalla Luthern Church, and Valhalla School and newspaper articles relating to the same. Also included is a copy of Lyman's Teaching Cetificate, 1911 and a copy of 1915 Rules for Teachers.

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 correspondence about engineering projects (1910-1959); membership records, annual reports, and correspondence with engineering organizations in which he was active; and reports and photographs of coal in Kananaskis.
Record related to the following subjects are also in this fonds. See inventory for details: Association of Professional Engineers of Alberta, Biggar (Sask.), E.W. Bowness, J. Edwin Brown, Buffalo Head Ranch, Canadian Society of Civil Engineers, Ralph E. Chamberlain, George Coutts, John Clapham Dale, Edgar Davis, Devon, Drumheller, Earl Grey Golf Club, William Samuel Fetherstonhaugh, John Galt, Norman Macleod Hall, Hanna, Robert McDonald Hardy, High River, Clarence D. Howe, J. Walter Ings, Irma, Kindersley (Sask.), Andrew W. Percy Lowrie, George D. Mackie, Medicine Hat, Melville (Man.), Dudley Blair Menzies, C. LeB. Miles, George H.N. Monkman, William Newman, North West Commercial Travellers Association, Pekisko, Norma Piper Pocaterra, George Pocaterra, Porcupine Creek Coal Mine, P.M. Sauder, G.A. Sissons, J.J. Strutt, Anna Tamminga, Treyn Oil Pool, and James Robert Wood.

The fonds consists of designs and sketches, samples, pricelists, cashbook (photocopy only), photographs of signs and buildings, and catalogues. Includes some personal papers of George and Ernest Taylor.
Sketches of signs for the following businesses are in this fonds. See inventory for details and a more comprehensive list: Alexander News Stand, Calgary Clothing Co., Canadian Fairbanks Morse Co., Carlton Cafe, Grunwald Hotel, King George Hotel, Matthew's Music House, Ruth Beautifiers, Strand Cigar Store, and White House Ice Cream Parlour.

The fonds consists of four copies of photographs of the Grande Prairie Garage, including the garage [ca. 1925] and its destruction by fire in 1954, a poster advertising the garage [ca. 1948], and three reels of family film [ca. 1960-1963].

Collection of photographs removed from a display, possibly created for the 25th anniversary of the City of Grande Prairie in 1983. The photographs were arranged mostly in date order, from the first business on the future site of Grande Prairie ca. 1907 to members of the Old Timers Association in 1963. The photographs were numbered in order of how they were arranged in the display, and that original order has been retained, along with the item descriptions which accompanied the photographs. Subjects include buildings, people and events associated with the history of Grande Prairie.

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.

This fonds contains correspondence and photos from the 1954 strike.