The fonds consists of images of family portraits.

The fonds consists primarily of images of interior and exterior views of the Cosmopolitan Hotel, members of the Bassett family, the proprietors of the hotel, 1914 military parades and other city views.

The fonds consists of: Land Sales Agreements (3): Cousins/Huckvale (1906), Baxter/Huckvale (1911), Dobbin/Huckvale (1912); newspaper articles from the Lethbridge Herald, written by William Cousins entitled "Old Timer Tells ..." (1938); correspondence from the office of the City Solicitor, W.J. O'Neail and the South Alberta Land Registration District; Agreement for Sale between William Cousins and Francis O. Sissons with John Watson, H. Moore, D.S. McCutcheon, A. Foley, W. Spence and M. Brown (1910); miscellaneous financial data (1 pg) (1912); miscellaneous receipts between William Cousins and F.O. Sissons (1911, 1912); Sale Agreement between Cousins and Sissons with Mayhew and Harlow (1910), and with Mary F. Quinlan (1911); miscellaneous receipts between Cousins and Sissons (1910-1912); sale agreement between Cousins and Sissons (1910); articles of agreement between Sissons and Cousins (1911); transfer of land between Cousins and Sissons (1915); statement between F.O. Sissons, C.R. Mitchell, Dr. C.E. Smyth and William Cousins regarding land purchase (undated); map from Canada Land and Irrigation Co. (1918); short biography written by Isabel Cousins re: William Cousins ([ca. 1950]); images of the Cousins family and various views of Medicine Hat and its citizens.

The fonds consists of: a blank account slip from M.J. Crockford Coal Mines ([ca. 1900]); various images of the Crockford family.

The fonds consists of a copy of the obituary of Dan Jensen and an excerpt from his writing which tells the story of his father's homesteading in the British Block area. A DVD showing family life, Redcliff and area and the Dominion Glass factory in the 1950's and 1960's.

The fonds consists of: a handwritten program of the Medicine Hat Amateur Musical and Dramatic Club for "The Fortune Hunter" (1885); miscellaneous correspondence of D.J. Wylie (1899-1924); D.J. Wylie Estate finanical report (1942); finanical records (1940-1947); daily journal (1946-1948); list of wages and board (1941); income tax report for Rachel Mary Wylie (1938); Excess Profit Tax report for the estate of David James Wylie (1943); Income Tax returns for the estate of David James Wylie (1943, 1944, 1945); Income Tax returns for David Montague Wylie (1946, 1948); property agreement between David Montague Wylie, Irving Wylie, Dorothy Gordon, Elsie McDougall and Barbara Williamson (1945); Indenture between the Wylie Ranch Ltd. and Dorothy Gordon (1948); correspondence from Department of National Revenue (1947); finanical reports from the estate of Grace Wylie: Income Distribution Account (1950), Trust Cash and Distribution Account (1954), Capital Account (1949-1950), Income Accounts (2) (1949-1950); daily diary (1945-1948); images primarily of ranching scenes, rodeo scenes and family members.

The fonds consists of family photographs taken in the Maple Creek vicinity.

The fonds consists of: a history of the Elliott House located at 96- 3rd Street S.E. by Charlene Skidmore (1992).

The fonds consists of: a promotional pamphlet for the City of Medicine Hat (1939); images of various families and people in Medicine Hat, mostly unknown.

The fonds consists of: unused prescription pad for Dr. Charles F. Smith, C.P.R. Physician, Medicine Hat, N.W.T. ([ca. 1900]); list of Popular Song Hits published in Canada (1948); self addressed air mail envelopes (4) commemorating the 1st Air Mail flights to Medicine Hat from Calgary, Winnipeg, Regina and Moose Jaw. Each was signed by the respective flight pilot and contains special stamps regarding the new service. (envelope also contains Medicine Hat related graphics.) (M99.13.1-.4)(March 3, 1930); images of various airplanes and crafts, and views of Medicine Hat; oral history interview conducted by the Alberta Pharmacy Association on the History of Drug Stores in Medicine Hat.