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The fonds consists of: Sectional Map of Medicine Hat #66 (1924); Prisoner of War "POW W.O.W." newsletters (3) (1945-1946); newspaper clippings (3) entitled "Three Trains POW Leave Hat Camp" (1946), "Nazi's Leave on 5 Trains" (1946), and "Hat Citizens Prepare for Giant Civic Celebration (1945); Remembrance Day pamplet entitled "Lest We Forget" a message delivered to the internment camp by H. Capt. E.G. Pearce, Chaplain (1945); article from "The Miller" magazine, a publication of the Ogilvie Flour Mills Co. Ltd. entitled "Ranching on a Large Scale" (1961); agreement for sale of land between John George Endersby and W.J. Wharton (1912); "Duplicate Certificate of Title" in the name of William J. Wharton (1915); "The Miller" magazines (3), a publication of the Ogilvie Flour Mills Co. Ltd. including a column by Hilda Wharton (1958, 1959, 1960); "Hymnal Companion to the Book of Common Prayer with Tunes" (undated); sheet music (79) entitled "Kiss Me Again" (1915), "Will You Remember?" (1937), "Let Me Call You Sweetheart" (undated), "You Made Me Love You" (1940), "Some of These Days" (1922), "I'm Falling in Love with Someone" (1910), "I Dream of Jeanie" (undated), "Swanee" (1919), "Let the Rest of the World Go By" (1919), "Till We Meet Again" (1918), "Smiles" (1918), "Sailing Down the Chesapeake Bay" (1913), "I've Got Rings on My Fingers" (1909), "Love, Here is My Heart" (1915), "There's a Long, Long Trail" (1916), "I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now" (1909), "Ain't We Got Fun" (1921), "All Alone" (1924), "Always" (1925), "Carolina Mammy" (1922), "Close Your Eyes" (1925), "Come Back Old Pal" (1923), "Down Texas Way" (1921), "Dream Lover" (1929), "Honolulu Moon" (1926), "Hush-a-Bye" (1926), "In a Little Spanish Town" (1926), "Just a Lullaby" (undated), "Laugh, Clown, Laugh" (1928), "My Man" (1920), "Only a Rose" (1925), "Pal of My Cradle Days" (1925), "Peggy O'Neil" (1921), "Sleep" (1923), "Sometime" (1925), "Underneath the Yellow Moon" (1922), "When the Lights Are Low" (1923), "When the One You Love Loves You" (1924), "When the Red, Red, Robin Comes Bob, Bob, Bobbin' Along" (1926), "Deep Purple" (1939), "Heigh Ho" (1938), "A Little White Gardenia (1935), "The Love Bug Will Bite You" (1937), "Never in a Million Years" (1937), "The Old Spinning Wheel (1933), "Ole Faithful" (1934), "One Song" (1937), "0oh, But I'm Happy" (1937), "Put Your Arms Around Me, Honey" (1937), "Red Sails in the Sunset" (1935), "Save the Last Dance For Me" (1931), "Summertime" (1935), "There'll Always Be An England" (1939), "Vienna Dreams" (1937), "The Waltz You Saved For Me" (1930), "When Your Hair Has Turned to Silver" (1930), "Whistle While You Work" (undated), "Wings Over the Navy" (1938), "Wish Me Luck" (1939), "The Band Played On" (1941), "Bless 'em All" (1941), "I Hear a Rhapsody" (1940), "It's a Grand Night for Singing" (1945), "I've Got Sixpence" (1943), "Kiss the Boys Goodbye" (1941), "Oh, What a Beautiful Mornin'" (1943), "Waltzing Matilda" (1940), "We're Proud of Canada" (1940), "White Christmas" (1942), "The White Cliffs of Dover" (ca. 1940), "Five Foot Two, Eyes of Blue" (undated), "Sleepy Time Gal" (undated), "That Certain Party" (undated), "Sweet and Low" (undated), "Ain't She Sweet" (undated), "Let Us Waltz As We Say Goodbye" (undated), "When I Dream of the Last Waltz With You" (undated), "Oh, What a Pal was Mary" (undated), and "Honest and Truly" (undated); information on Walsh Cattle Sales (1959); article entitled "Old Crow" by Pentland and Allen Petroleum Consultants Ltd. (undated); share certificate in the name of P.I. Draden in the Medicine Hat Rink Co. Ltd. (1924); CHAT Radio commentary of the City's Cenntenial program (1983); tourist guide and map of the City of Medicine Hat (ca. 1955); List of Industries from the F.M. Ginther Land Co. (1912); photographs of various views of Medicine Hat, ranching scenes, and extreme weather (1905-1956); ; images of the Wharton Family (1900-1938); Scrapbook of trip to Banff (192-?); Olgivies History (undated); Scrapbook of family history (undated).

The fonds consists of: Certificates (2) of Military Qualification, 21st Alberta Hussars Infantry, issued to Lieutenant W.H. Williams (1916); Certificate of Military Instruction, issued to Lieutenant W.H. Williams, 21st Alberta Hussars (1916); Retirement Certificate from the City of Medicine Hat, issued to William Henry Williams (1950); Golden Jubilee Senior Citizens Award, issued to William Henry Williams (1955); booklet entitled "50 Years of St. Barnabas Church 1884-1934" (1934); promotional booklet entitled "Medicine Hat The City of Untold Possiblities" compiled by Medicine Hat Junior Board of Trade (1939); luncheon program for the Duke of Connaught and Strathearn held at the Palliser Hotel, Calgary (1916); Christmas card from 21st Canadian Reserve Battalion (undated); Christmas card from 21st Reserve Battalion, Alberta, signed by Alex Murison (1917); memorial card for Sergeant James B. Graham (1916); thank you letter signed by Helen Graham addressed to Capt. Williams (1917); 101 photographs of various views of Medicine Hat, portraits of men in the 175th Battalion, various military photos, and views of Medicine Hat businesses and events.

The fonds consists of: a history of the McIntyre Ranch of Magrath, Alberta, by Wm. "Billy" McIntyre Jr. (1947).

The fonds consists of: an O.S. map of Hillmans Black Eagle Ranch, Rg 2-4, Tp 6-8 (undated).

The fonds consists of: a history of Westminster United Church 1913-1981 (1981); research notes (7 pgs) re: "History of the Westminster United Church Medicine Hat" (1913-1981); Westminster Church Directory (undated); sheet music (3) entitled "When Jack Comes Back" (1915), "They Sang God Save Our King" (1914), "The Allies Patrol" (1916); letter, in German, recovered from the Church cornerstone.

The fonds consists of: a book containing the Constitution and By-Law of the Medicine Hat Lodge No. 3, I.O.O.F., formerly belonging to W.L. Weir (1919).

The collection consists of: educational papers (1967-1977); biographical materials (undated); books, pamphlets and programs (1902-1978); newspaper clippings (1951-1977); historical papers (1879-1967); military material (1972-1975); maps (1974, undated); a map of Medicine Hat ([195-]); blueprint of Medicine Hat (1907); "Our Heritage", a folder of historical sketches by John Fisher (undated); correspondence with Kipling, Fatt, Gilmour and Winship re: renaming of Medicine Hat (1910- 1936); MH College Yearbook and Menu Card (1970); Medicine Hat College luncheon invitation (1971); Alexandra High School Yearbooks (10) (1922, 1946-54); En Avant school newsletters (1951-54); Program and Commencement Exercises-Medicine Hat General Hospital School of Nursing (1971); booklets (2) re: the flora of Southeastern Alberta (1962); booklet entitled "The Development of a Cumulus Cloud Over a Prairie Grass Fire" by O. Johnson (1959); a precipitation graph (1884-1923); an anthology of Medicine Hat High School student writings (1974); booklet entitled "Vagabond Trails" (1946); Connaught School Guest book (1962-66); Golden Jubilee Senior Citizens Award Booklet (1955); menu and program for Harry Veiner night (undated); card commemorating the Official Opening of Maple Avenue Bridge (1974); programs (2) of the official opening of the new Fire Hall (1975); memorial card-Mary Bomford (1975); 50th Anniversary program-Murray Chapter of the Eastern Star (1975); calendars (2) Bank of Montreal (1957?, 1959?); postcards from World War I (20) (1916-1918); 164 photographs with various views of Medicine Hat and the Davison family (1885-1971); 1 audio cassette with an interview of Eva Davison and documentation of the opening of the Medicine Hat Library (1964).

The fonds consists of: a British birth certificate for John Henry Barnes (1891); an immigrant's immunization card issued to J.H. Barnes (1911); certificate for Soldier's Homestead Entry (1918); miscellaneous documents re: livestock brands and prices, indenture re: will of Thomas Henry Tinney (1893-1941); a Medicine Hat General Hospital Invoice (1933); cowboy poetry (undated); article "Cow Town Medicine Hat" by L.A. Toole (1977); a biography of Thomas H. Tinney by Olla Barnes (undated); images of the Tinney familly and Tinney Ranch; 1 audio cassette interview with Olla Barnes (undated).

The fonds consists of: N.W.M.P. memorandum issued to R.C. Porter, Ford House, Dunmore ([ca. 1885]); and an image of Mr. Porter on a horse.

The fonds consists of: O.S. Shasta Cafe "Pin-Up" Calendar (1962).