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Fonds consists of: 1 black and white photographic print of early Maple Creek (1893).

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.

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

Consists of family photographs of various descendants of Charles William Hogg, including the Hogg and Watson branches.

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).

1 birth certificate for Henry Cavan (issued 1893).

Fonds consist of: 2 Alberta Wheat Pool ledgers relating to operation of grain elevators in Bow Island.

The fonds consists of: an autobiography of Violet LeGrandeur, entitled "Memoirs of a Cowboy's Wife" (1952); article entitled "Emery LeGrandeur World's Champion Rider" by Guy Weadick (undated); images of Robert Quail cattle outside Medicine Hat and Violet LeGrandeur; one image of Emery LeGrandeur on a horse [ca. 1930].

The fonds consist of: 1 photograph of James Taylor and Lorne Thompson, who started Medicine Hat Feeding Co. (undated).