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The fonds consists of: "Canadian Cattlemen" (1938-1976); Certificates of Regulation, permits and licenses for use of Rifles and Shotguns, driving, and liquor possession, medical examination for J.L. Anderson (1931-1956); gasoline licenses and ration books (4) (1943/44, 1944/45, undated); dance cards for University of Alberta dances (10) (1935-1938); booklets entitled "Four Year Diary-Senior Class '45" University of Alberta (1945); "S.A.R. Officer's Mess Rules and Regulations" (1951); "Individual and Team Bowling Record" (undated); various booklets re: dryland farming, country medicine, and veteran settlement (1929-1970); various dinner programs, military, medical University of Alberta (1903-1975); programs for Annual Meeting of Agricultural Institute of Canada (1947); letter to "Doc" Anderson from Jupp Kassel, former Prisoner of War (POW) (1947); letter to Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve re: Jack Anderson (1942); tissue and envelope imprinted with caricature of Hitler's face and words "Wipe Out Hitler" ([ca. 1940]); O.S. Notice of Public Auction for cattle, farm equipment and household effects of W.G. Anderson (1948); 1 collage of 39 portraits of the Moorhouse Scoundrels (1912) and images of agricultural scenes, family members and views of Granum.

The fonds consists of: an admission ticket for the Hospital Aid Dance (1923); business card for Les Webberley, taxi service (undated); All-Star Public School Hockey Tickets (3) (1956); program from Medicine Hat Musical Theatre production of "Oklahoma" (1981); promotional brochure "Welcome to Medicine Hat, Alberta" (1983); images of the Greene family home and Medicine Hat after a snowstorm and of family members.

The fonds consists of: a published supplement to the Medicine Hat News titled "Christmas 1902," containing photographic illustrations of prominent city homes, town features, the South Saskatchewan River, CPR stockyards etc. (1902) (M2000.38.1); a published Book of Poems written by Elizabeth Simpson of Medicine Hat (1930) (M2000.38.2); 1 audio cassette interview with Jeanne Williamson, Jean's daughter-in-law (1990).

The fonds consists of: letter from Robert Bullen, Teacher of Singing, to Kathryn O'Mara about forming a teen-aged girls' choir, eventually known as the Melody Maids (1935); "En Avant" from the Alexandra High School newspaper; 1 group portrait of the Melody Maids (1937).

The fonds consists of: paper presented to Roblin Women's Institute on "Manitoba Industries", prepared by M. Beavan (1953); newsclipping of Grant MacEwan's article "Sun Dance Was Important to Indian's Spiritual Life" (1964); souvenir program of the Royal Welcome Week to Winnipeg (1939).

The fonds consists of: a script for "Yeoman of the Guard" (undated); souvenir program for Medicine Hat Amateur Operatic Society's production of "The Mikado" (1925); booklet of words and music for "The Messiah" (undated); program for the 16th Alberta Musical Competition Festival held in Edmonton (1923); letter to Elliot MacDonald re: his liquor salesman's license (1914); liquor salesman license (1914); a Hawthorne's Clothing catalogue (1925); 175th Battalion Reunion Program (1946); map-Canada Land and Irrigation (undated); building permit issued to L.C. Brown (1908); airmail envelope with Medicine Hat logo (1930); miscellaneous Western Co-op Fertilizer material including: Engineer's Certificate to Roy Hanlon (1975); promotional pamphlet (undated); notice of strike vote (1981); Seniority list (1981); schematic diagram of Nitric Acid Plant (1981); procedure manual (undated); and family photographs.

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: booklet entitled "Sagebrush Philosophy", containing poetry and verses by Victor W. Heydlauff (1944).

The fonds consists of: agreement of Land Sale between Daniel, John and Bruce Mitchell, Percy White and J. Harvey Cashore for building lots (1913); various programs of the Medicine Hat Amateur Operatic Society: "Merrie England" (1928), "The Geisha" (1929), "The Chimes of Normandy" (1915), "Dorothy" (1927), "The Yeoman of the Guard" (1926), "The Mikado" (1925), "The Arcadians" (1924), " The Toreador" (1922), "The Chimes of Normandy" (1921), "Er Minie" (1917), "Tom Jones" (1916), "H.M.S. Pinafore" (1916), "The Mikado" (1914), "The Gondoliers" (1915); script for "Yeoman of the Guard" (undated); letter to Mary Laidlaw re: Liberal Leadership Candidates (1968); Community Oil Wells share certificate issued to F.O. Sissons (1922); images of family and views in and around early Medicine Hat; 3 audio cassette interviews with Mae Laidlaw (1964, 1972), and with Jane and Larry Laidlaw (1990).

The collection consists of: telephone directories (2) for Medicine Hat and district (1968, 1970); historic titles searches (4) for Lots 33-34, Block 5, Plan 833m (1894-1983), Plan 23560, Block "B", Lots 1 & 2 (1900-1984), Plan 23593, Block "B", Lots 1 & 2 (1903-1986), and Old St. Patrick's Church location Plan 1491, Block 16, Lots 11 & 12 (1908-1985); Heritage Calendars (2) (1984); Medicine Hat Exhibition and Stampede posters (2) (1986); Woolfrey House research papers (1892-1906); Medicine Hat Tigers Hockey Calendar (1986-87); promotional posters for Medicine Hat (3) (ca. 1989); election posters for MP candidates Bob Porter, Peter Hansen and Wally Regehr (3) (1989); O.S. map entitled "Map Shewing [sic] Mounted Police Stations and Patrols 1888", reprinted to commemorate R.C.M.P. Centennial 1873-1973 (1973); O.S. posters for the movie "The Canadians" (12) (1961); exhibitors Campaign Manual from "The Canadians" (1961); Chautauqua pamphlets (2) (1930); squatters statement of claim for the following individuals: F.A. Mountain, W.P. Leacock, H. Pearse, H. Jordan, A. Mallot, L.S. Fox, W.B. Butler, C. Flint, J.Y. Terry, G.H. Presswell, G. Anderton, G.F. Pim, J. Madden, H.B. Collier, L.A. Smallwood, F. Slaymaker, M. Sutherland, S. Porter, Count M. DeBosdari, J. Jackson, W. Logan, J. Logan, J. McLean (1884); Metis scrip documents (36 pgs) issued to the descendants of Edward McKay (1885-1886); a dry mounted lithograph? depicting "Steamers at Medicine Hat Loading Ammunition and Stores", as initially published in the Illustrated London News (1885); personal letters (54) addressed to Phyllis Becker (1916-1933, undated); 10 En Avant newsletters from Alexandra High School (1937-1939); lithographic view of Medicine Hat (1887); geneological publication entitled "A Beveridge-McLeish Family History" (1992); municipal election material (ie. posters, campaign pamphlets and handouts, lapel buttons) from the civic elections for City Council and Public and Separate School Board Trustees from the elections of 1989, 1992, 1995 and 1998 (note that not all candidates are represented in this collection which was gathered by Archives staff) (1989-1998); ownership map of landholders, lease holders, electoral boundries, county lines (range and township numbered roadways), federal lands, parklands, raillines, canals etc for the year 1999 (June 1999); map showing disposition of lands in Alberta and BC (1915); desktop calendar titled "On The Trail" with photos by Kim Taylor of Maple Creek (1999); Empress Theatre cheque book (stubs only) indicating payments made (Nov. 1920-Apr.1921); premium catalogues for Nabob and Blue Ribbon coupon holders. Pictures merchandise redeemable for coupons alone, or coupons and cash (1963-64, n/d); copy of Medalta Potteries Conservation Study, March 1993, prepared by Simpson, Roberts and Wappel assessing the historical significance, resource inventory and a conservation strategy for site development (March 1993) (M2001.12.1); 551 photographs of various events that occurred in Medicine Hat, various views in and around Medicine Hat, and Medicine Hat's citizens (1883-[ca.1990]); 2 audio cassettes documenting the official opening of the Medicine Hat Museum (1967), and the official opening of the National Exhibition Centre (1978); 2 videotape cassette featuring the opening of the renovated museum and art gallery (1988), and the spring opening and awards presentation (1989). Chronology of area history, handwritten family histories, early correspondence to society (1950).