The fonds consists of: business papers including employee payroll register for Mary Bolger and Edwin Tate (1972-1973); daily cash register (1972-1973); records of advertisers and accounts (1969-1973); statements of accounts (1972-1973); miscellaneous correspondence (1969-1973); official papers such as resolution as a company, agreement of sale and lease agreement (1970-1973); images of events in and around Medicine Hat.

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.

The fonds consists of: a booklet entitled "Prize List for Medicine Hat Exhibition and Stampede" (1917); promotional pamphlet "What was found under the Hat" compiled for Medicine Board of Trade (1903); history of Hawthorne's Men's Wear* (undated); advertising card ([ca. 1904]); souvenir programs for Medicine Hat Amateur Operatic Society "Chimes of Normandy" (1915), and "The Toreador" (1922); 12th Annual Report of Medicine Hat General Hospital (1901); invoice and promissory note for A.C. Hawthorne's store from F.A. Martin (1900); invitation card to Medicine Hat Bicycle Club ball made out to A.C. Hawthorne and Ladies (1897); receipt from A.C. Hawthorne Clothing Store (1901); W.C. Yuill file re: loans to Cypress Club members for building club (1907); receipt, certificate and letter to A.C. Hawthorne re: automobile license (1907); receipt for life membership in Cypress Club made out to A.C. Hawthorne (1913); letter to H. Baker (City Clerk) from H.W. Gibbon Stocken re: origin of Medicine Hat's name (1915); Medicine Hat Stampede envelope (1917); Medicine Hat money "Confederate Dollar" (1917); newsclipping re: A.C. Hawthorne's retirement (undated); images of various views in and around Medicine Hat, including indian camps and the Hawthorne family.

The fonds consists of: Masonic letter of introduction issued to Peter Kelley, St. John's Lodge #141, Campbelltown, Scotland (1919); booklets re: Constitution and Laws of the "Loyal Orange Association of British America" (2) (1915, 1919); booklet entitled "The Orange Association" (undated); receipt book of the Loyal Orange Association of British America (undated).

The fonds consists of: an autobiography of Violet LeGrandeur, entitled "Memoirs of a Cowboy's Wife" (1952); article entitled "Emery LeGrandeur World's Champion Rider" by Guy Weadick (undated); images of Robert Quail cattle outside Medicine Hat and Violet LeGrandeur.

The fonds consists of: minutes (1968-1978); financial records (1963-1979); membership records (1950-1980); club activity records (1952-1982) and correspondence (1968-1979); 13 photograph albums.

The fonds consists of: booklets (2) entitled "Alberta Sons of England Standard" (1915), " Sons of England Benefit Society-By-Laws of Lodge Prairie Rose 285" (1909); Bob Edwards' Summer Annual (2) (1920, 1921); calendars (5) for Gleichen Trading Co. (1911); Sons of England Benefit Society calendars (3) (1912-1914); Leonard and Flanagan calendar (1914); print from Illustrated London News entitled "Little Sister" (1915); O.S. certificate re: Sons of England-Prairie Rose Lodge #285 (1907); 8 photographs of the D.G. White Law Office, the White house, officers of B.R.T. and Engineers, Daughters and Maids of England, officers of "Duchess of Connaught" Lodge No.71, Officers of the first Sons of England Lodge, S.O.E.B.S. Convention at Calgary, Sons of England float ([ca.1910-1912]); images of the Son of England Lodge functions and military training grounds.

The fonds consists of: an airmail envelope (commemorating the first regular official air mail flight from Medicine Hat to Calgary), sent by R. Lauder of Medicine Hat to Mr. and Mrs. W. Lawson of Calgary (1930); images of the Lauder family in Scotland and Canada, prominent local citizens, views of Medicine Hat, and sporting teams and events, including boxing.

The fonds consists of: variety of research materials gathered for the publication of their book "Manyberries Chinook" ([ca. 1985]).

The fonds consists of: handwritten medical notebook belonging to Dr. D.N. MacCharles (1916-1917); letter from W. Wingdon, Chief Scouts, Government House, Ottawa to E.D. "Pat" MacCharles re: Boy Scout Jamboree (1929); plus images of family, boy scouts, and medical staff.