The fonds consists of: a map of the high school annex subdivison (1906); a CPR freight bill (1903); history of the naming of Many Island Lake, as told by George W. Fullerton (undated); land transfer between Isabella Mitchell and Harry Yuill (5 pgs) (1914); blueprint of residential lots in Elkwater showing Yuill property (1913); research paper and family history entitled "Living in Medicine Hat: The Yuill History 1883-1985" by Kathy Dirk (1985); 9 photographs of students at an unidentified school, portraits of H.C. Yuill and C.H. Weir, King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, and the Brunswick Hotel (1883-1912); 6 photographs of a branding party at Bill Yuill's Ranch ([197-]); 1 photograph showing a group portrait of the Mayor and Town Council (1898).

The fonds consists of: an informal account ledger listing borders and smaller expenses (1924-1931).

The fonds consists of: a Red Cross blood donor certificate given to Roy Woollven for giving 20 donations of blood ([ca. 1955]); a St. Barnabas Anglican Church cookbook in aid of the Organ Fund (1913); The Canadian Red Cross manual for Home Care Nursing Classes (undated); Red Cross certificate issued to Mrs. R. W. Woollven of Suffield, for completing all of the offered courses of the Department of Home Nursing, Alberta Divison (undated); framed document issued by the Government of Canada in gratitude to Corporal Roy Walter Woollven for Devotion to Duty as a Member of Canada's Reserve Army, 1939-1945; rolled memorial scroll issued to honour Pte. C. H. Woollven, 552817, 8th Battalion Canadian Infantry (Manitoba Regiment), son of Mrs. F.C. Woollven of Medicine Hat, who died of his wounds April 15, 1917 at the age of 22 years. His grave is located at Aubigny Communal Cemetery in France (undated); 83 photographs of members of the Veteran's Guard, various views of Medicine Hat, Alderson (Carlstadt), the Woollven family, and the Police Point Barracks. Consists of a Red Cross blood donor certificate given to Roy Woollven for giving 20 donations of blood ([ca. 1955]) (M90.26.1); a St. Barnabas Anglican Church cookbook in aid of the Organ Fund (1913) (M2000.40.1); The Canadian Red Cross manual for Home Care Nursing Classes (undated) (M2000.40.2); Red Cross certificate issued to Mrs. R. W. Woollven of Suffield, for completing all of the offered courses of the Department of Home Nursing, Alberta Divison (n/d) (M2000.40.3); framed document issued by the Government of Canada in gratitude to Corporal Roy Walter Woollven for Devotion to Duty as a Member of Canada's Reserve Army, 1939-1945 (M2000.40.4); rolled memorial scroll issued to honour Pte. C. H. Woollven, 552817, 8th Battalion Canadian Infantry (Manitoba Regiment), son of Mrs. F.C. Woollven of Medicine Hat, who died of his wounds April 15, 1917 at the age of 22 years. His grave is located at Aubigny Communal Cemetery in France (undated) (M2000.40.5).

The fonds consists of images of the first ranch home of the Woolley family and a threshing machine and crew.

The fonds consists of: club history (1984); constitution (1906); minutes (1911-1972); financial records (1914/15, 1970-1984); correspondence (1972-1978); annual Programmes (1907-1969); reports of club activities (1926-1973); Nominal Roll and Membership Lists (1906-1975); miscellaneous papers and literary works (1933, undated); history (3 pgs) of the Club by Mrs. Morrison (1956); Women's Literary Club programs (15) (1963-1978); 1 audio cassette interview with Lila Burns (1961).

The fonds consists of a portrait of Wilson Reilly, former Mayor of Medicine Hat, 1951-1952.

The fonds consists of images of Woolfrey's Dairy Farm and family photographs.

The fonds consists of images of agricultural scenes and family members.

The fonds consists of images of Bill Noland and his family at their ranch at Maple Creek, and members of the Armstrong family.

The fonds consists of: a City of Medicine Hat Christmas card (1955); Certificate of Penmanship from the Southern Alberta Business College issued to Agnes E. Craig (1912); an image of the Medicine Hat General Hospital.