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The fonds consists of images of local baseball, bowling, hockey and ski teams, as well as images pertaining to Beny's Motors and Amos Motors (195-?).

The fonds consists of: the Medicine Hat General Hospital School of Nursing newsletter entitled "The Lamp" (3 editions) (1947, 1950, 1956); CPR safety certificates (4) awarded to D. Baum, Yard Foreman, in recognition of having attained 1, 2 3, and 4 years accident free status for any employee under his jurisdiction (1952-1955); letter of thanks issued to D. Baum for having attained 4th year accident free status (1956)

The fonds consists of images of the foreman of 76 Stair Ranch and family members, plus Medicine Hat civic and social events at the turn of the 20th century.

The fonds consists of images of city views and daily life in Medicine Hat at the end of the 19th century.

The fonds consists of images of the City of Medicine Hat paddlewheeler and a view of the A.C. Hawthorne store.

The fonds consists of: one City of Medicine Hat license (No. 9832), issued to Paul Brosnikoff to act as "Common Carrier" with one team of horses (1946).

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

The fonds consists of: membership cards issued to J.G. Millar from the Medicine Hat Board of Trade (2) (1908, 1911); personal correspondence from Premier of Saskatchewan, Walter Scott on the occasion of Mr. Millar's retirement (1913), and from The Right Honourable Sir William Mulock (1927); assorted newspaper clippings (1913, 1924 and undated); images of the Millar family.

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: booklet entitled "Interesting Facts Concerning the City of Medicine Hat" (1913); 4 photographs (postcards) showing Medicine Hat: the flats and the CPR roundhouse, Toronto Street School, Alexandra High School, and Elm Street School ([ca.1915]).