The collection consists of: a small number of Chinese documents (1940-1969); biographical and correspondence files for the following individuals: W.A.C. Bennett, Ross Thatcher, W.R. MacDonald, L.J. Robichaud, H.E. Strom, Premier Smallwood, H.A. "Bud" Olsen, A. Dederer, A. Howard, J.P. May, M.W. Ireland, P.E. Trudeau, Dr. J.W.G. MacEwan, A.B. Campbell, and J.P. May (1967-1969); land transfer agreement between Dominion Glass and the City of Medicine Hat (1914-1919); public notice re: prosecution for selling of intoxicants to Indians (undated); membership list of the 28th Parliament (1969), and 1st Regiment Alberta Mounted Rifles (WWII); an unused RNWMP pocket diary (1919); RCMP regulation for civilian members (undated); information brochure re: terraplane cars (1935); floor plan of Black's Retail store; numerous programs-Canadian Armed Forces Tattoo (1967), Royal Visit (1939), Musical Theatre: "The Gypsy Rover" (undated), "Grand Choral Concert" (1918), Medicine Hat Male Choir (1923), program from Medicine Hat Philharmonic Society's production of "Elijah" (1921), Medicine Hat Amateur Operatic Society productions of "Floradora" (1923), "Pirates of Penzance" (1914), "The Mikado" (1914); Maple Leaf Milling Co. inspection certificates-Irvine, Alberta (1922-1938), and licenses (1924-1956); WWII ration booklets-gasoline (1944-46), food (1940-45); assorted greeting cards and postcards of Canada and Europe (ca. 1900-1939); beer bottle labels from various breweries; an unemployment Insurance booklet issued to Rose Costar (1949-50); map of Canada (undated); handwritten interview and questionnaire re: Ireland family (3 pgs) (1969); images of the NWMP, eminent citizens, and views of in and around Medicine Hat.

The collection consists of posters issued by government agencies and non-profit organizations in the United Kingdom, United States, Canada, Australia, and France during and shortly after the First World War and Second World War. The posters were issued for propaganda purposes, for recruiting, for fund-raising campaigns, and for safety campaigns.

The collection consists of a scrapbook (1943-1947) containing newsclippings, 55 photographs, and 2 programs, possibly compiled by a civilian employee, documenting newsworthy events, graduating classes, and social activities of No. 2 A.O.S. and Northwest Air Command, and news related to Air Force involvement in the Second World War in general. The accession also included a scrapbook documenting the Royal Visit of 1939, and a Canadian Wheat Board permit documenting deliveries of grain to elevators at Bulwark, Alberta by W. Bowen in 1942-1943. It is not known whether the latter two items are related to the Station Edmonton scrapbook.

The collection consists of recorded interviews with Alberta and NWT members from these branches: Acme, Alix, Ashmont, Athabasca, Banff, Barons, Barrhead, Bashaw, Beaverlodge, Blairmore, Bluffton, Bonnyville, Bow Island, Brooks, Cadomin, Calgary, Calmar, Canmore, Clive, Cochrane, Cold Lake, Drumheller, Eaglesham, East Smoky, Edmonton, Exshaw, Fairview, Foremost, Fort Assiniboine, Fort Macleod, Fort McMurray, Fort Saskatchewan, Fort Smith, Hay River, Hinton, Hythe, Innisfail, Jasper, Lac La Biche, Lacombe, Leduc, Lethbridge, Ma-Me-O Beach, Mayerthorpe, McLellan, Medicine Hat, Millet, Mirror, Mulhurst, Nobleford, Norman Wells, Picture Butte, Pine Point, Ponoka, Red Deer, Redcliff, Rimbey, Ryley, Sedgewick, Sexsmith, Slave Lake, Smith, Smoky Lake, Spirit River, Stony Plain, Strathmore, Taber, Tofield, Valleyview, Vegreville, Vulcan, Wainwright, Warburg, Waskatenau, Westlock, Wetaskiwin, Whitecourt, Winfield, and Yellowknife. THE FOLLOWING INDIVIDUALS WERE INTERVIEWED. SEE INVENTORY FOR DETAILS: John Balivoda, Noel Barlow, Marie Barry, Jean Bascombe, Eileen Bassarab, Walter Bassarab, Leo Baxter, Horace Beairsto, Ethel Bird, Hazel Black, John Black, Stew Black, Marjorie Blackwell, Leslie Bossenberry, Henry Bourgoin, Jack Braaten, B.L. Brady, Ernest Brown, Ileen Burchett, Harry Calhoun, Alvin Carlstad, Evan Carson, William Chmiliar, Albert Collard, Olga Collard, Frederick Cook, Harold Cook, Ruth Corlett, Ralph Cowan, June Cowie, William Craig, Ernest Crowe, Brent Cull, Elsie Davidson, Stan Dean, Gordon Deering, Harry Denning, Ed Dick, Janet Dickout, Joe Donnelly, John Dubetz, Julia Duckett, Martha Dunbar, John Duncan, Frank Dunham, Gene Earl, Ray Edgar, Milly Elder, Jerry Eyeford, Eileen Faggetter, Stewart Ferguson, Joy Fessey, Martin Fimrite, James Foote, Bernard Forbes, Mary Forrest, George Freeman, Opal Gafka, Mary Garrett, Joseph Gervais, Irene Goldthorpe, Madelaine Goodwin, M. Graham, Hugh Greene, Hazel Greer, Iyleen Guise, Bill Hakes, Wilfred Hall, James Hankins, Paul Harrington, Arnold Hennig, Helen Hennig, Truus Hicks, Rulon Hirsche, Peggy Hunt, Andy Innes, Marjorie Innes, Joey Jackson, Alex Jenkins, Keith Johnson, Lloyd Johnstone, Martin Kaufmann, Roy King, Jack Knight, Helen Kostyk, Frederick Krause, Charles Langpap, Murray Lay, Edwin Leake, Jean Lemley, Morris Lemley, Ernest Lewis, Nettie Livingston, Bert Loader, Margaret Lock, Audrey Lowe, Doreen MacDonald, Florence MacLeod, Edna Martens, Real Martin, Alex Matheson, Donald Matlock, Ruby Matlock, William McBain, Tom McDermott, John McDonald, Sheila McDonald, G. Carson McKay, Kay McKenzie, Ted Meeres, Bill Mellet, Eugene Montalbetti, Ralph Moore, Gilbert Moss, Ray Mucha, Edward Nelson, Joyce Nelson, Hector Newall, Jean Nicholls, John Niemi, Melba Odenbach, Oliver Olson, James Parsons, Mabel Paterson, Ron Purkis, Waverly Reynar, Robert Reesor, Helen Rein, Ed Rhyason, Tom Ross, Vince Ryckman, Eric Saunders, Rose Saunders, Dallas Schmidt, Tony Schinkinger, Katherine Schultz, Gerry Scott, Ron Scott, John Sereda, James Sexsmith, Helene Sharpe, Angelina Sikina, Marguerite Simpson, John Slaughter, Arnold Smith, George Smith, John Smith, Margaret Smith, Bessie Speers, Dorothy Stanker, Vergil Stevens, Robert Stirling, Opal Stith, Bertha Stoner, Ted Stoner, Thomas Swanson, John Tate, Ann Taylor, Elizabeth Taylor, Jack Tees, Walter Thomas, Jean Thompson, William Thompson, Jean Thorp, Eddie Trudel, Helen Trusdale, Edward Wagner, Doris Walker, Jim Walker, Doris Wallwork, Ernest Wallwork, William Waterworth, Reginald Watts, Colin White, Roy Whitford, Otto Wilkens, William Wilkinson, Irene Williams, Jean Williams, Mildred Williams, John Wilson, and Ann Wood.

The collection consists of Canadian Department of National Defence photographs of Canadian units in Europe during the First World War

The collection consists of photographs relating to the history of the South Peace River Country of Alberta. These photographs were donated by various donors to South Peace Regional Archives after it was established in 2000, and are not associated with a fonds. Photographs range in date from [1880] to 2003 and cover a range of subjects.

The fonds consists of autobiographical stories from 18 World War II brides who came to the Peace Country after meeting their Canadian husbands in Britain and Europe during the War. The women interviewed were Grace Thomson, Violet Dryer, Margaret Weaver, Wilhelmina Johnston, Aleyda Campbell, Margaret Krzyczkowski, Gretha Gerow, Jean Conrad Drysdale, Margaret LeCerf, Marjorie Pettit, Audrey Cook, Betty Eskdale, Grace Nellis, Hilary Lightfoot, Daphne Derocher, Mary Tangen, Cathy Golding and Sheila Peterson.

The collection consists of photograph of Thomas A. Hall and his wife Gladys (1916), a copy of his enlistment documents (1919), and a copy of the memorial certificate given to his wife (1923)

The collection consists of recorded interviews with these individuals: A.L.Allen (RAMC), E.D. Anderson (49th Bn), G. Allen Bagley, Clifford Call, W.H. Carr (2nd CMR), L.T. Church (Winnipeg Grenadiers), Mr. Claughton (5th Western Cav.), "Bud" Cotton, Albert Dye, Howard Exton, James C. French, Mr. Harris (13th Bn Royal Highlanders), F. Johnson (6th CMR), Harry Miller, Mr. Payne, P. Rogers (2nd CMR), Clayton Ross (CAM Scottish), T. Sharp (5th CAM Bn : 1st Div.), Frank Thompson, Mr. Timms (2nd CMR), Mr. Waterman (Pioneer Bn), Harold White, and William Wray.

Collection consists of sound recordings of interviews of World War I veterans by T. Travers. Includes list of veterans interviewed and interview synopses: A.L. Allen (South Midland Field Ambulance, Royal Medical Army Corps), E.O. or E.D. Anderson (49th Battalion), G. Allen Bagley (50th Battalion, 10th Brigade Machine Gun Transport), Clifford Call (137th and 50th Canadian Infantry Battalion), W.H. Carr (2nd CMR), Gordon Church (Winnipeg Grenadiers), J. Claughton (Saskatchewan Light Horse, 5th Battalion, Western Cavalry), Edmond John "Bud" Cotton (13th CMR and RCR), Albert Dye (137th and 50th Battalions), Howard Exton (31st Battalion - Alberta), James C. French (Canadian Machine Gun Corps), W.H. Harris (13th Battalion, Royal Highlanders), F. Johnson (6th CMR), Harry Miller (50th Canadian Infantry Battalion), G. Payne (5th Battalion), P. Rogers (2nd CMR), Clayton Ross (Canadian Scottish), T. Sharp (5th Battalion, 1st Division), Frank Thomson (Lewis Gun Crew), John Timms (2nd CMR Rifle Brigade, 3rd Division), [?] Waterman (Pioneer Battalion), Harold White (King Edward's Horse) and William Wray (Signaller in Fort Garry Horse).