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The fonds consists of: script of the play "The Ghost Train of Medicine Hat" (9 pgs) (1990).

The fonds consists of: souvenir programmes from the School Music and Dramatic Festival at the Empress Theatre of Medicine Hat (2) (1933-1935); an image of a group portrait of the Gibson and Rudd families.

The fonds consists of: an Annual Report of Medicine Hat General Hospital (1973); family history (2 pgs) entitled "Joseph Emile and Louisa Lussier and Family History", written by Frances Denning (1984); images of of Medicine Hat events, city views, family photographs, projects of Lussier Construction Ltd.

The fonds consists of studio work produced by Michael Delorme from 1977 to 2000. It consists of the usual array of studio materials, but with a specialty for setting-based (away from studio) work. Includes portraiture, group photographs, and photography of commercial and community venues.

The fonds consists of: a list of engagements (1973); correspondence (1975-1981); meeting minutes, financial reports and other administrative records (1974-2003); constitution for the Royal Canadian Legion Pipe Band of Medicine Hat (1912); financial records for expenditures and income (1922); photographs of the early Medicine Hat Pipe Band (ca. 1913); Reproduction Scrapbook of Pipe Major Alexander (Alex) Hosie, and family (ca. 1908-1960); DVD recording of the song "The Road to Falaise: A Lament for William (Bill) Hosie" written by Alex Hosie (1947).

The fonds consists of high school scrapbooks, high school yearbooks and certificates.

The fonds consists of images of individual photographs and one album containing photographs and news clippings related to the Medicine Hat Operatic Society theatrical productions and Mr. Gaynors' career with CJOC radio.

The fonds consists of: newsclipping albums (2) (1981-1983); Guest Registry for the RCMP Regimental Ball (1983); correspondence, programs and pamphlets (1983); images of Centennial events and the people involved.

The fonds consists of images primarily of various Moodie family members, wildflowers, First Nations, ranching, Banff views and of the NWMP.

The fonds consists of: sheet music composed and published by Lawrence Bruce and the Lawrence Bruce Music Publishing Company: "Joanne" (1 professional piano copy, 3 "waltz-song" copies, and 11 orchestral copies for assorted instruments) (1930); "School Pal of Mine" (1931); "Lingering Awhile" (1931); "I Don't Know Why" (1932); "A True Sweetheart of Mine" (1931)