The fonds consists of: diaries (1917-1954 not inclusive); memorandum and address books (1914-1927 not inclusive); correspondence (1846-1938); organizational memberships (1897-1950); miscellaneous personal papers and certificates (various dates); newspaper clippings (various dates); insurance policies (1901-1926); bank and business ledgers (1894-1931); ranching operation documents (1922-1927); land titles, leases and rentals (1912-1933); street map of Medicine Hat (1902); souvenir program from "A Musical Evening" (1904); cancelled cheques from the Merchants' Bank of Canada (12) (1918-1919); booklet regarding the mounting and wearing of military decorations, etc. ([ca. 1945]); gasoline license and ration coupon book (1945-1946); bill issued to Eugene Burton from R.N. Cavan, Dealer in Coal, Dunmore (1931); certificates for fraternal organizations (1895-1947); certificates of rank (1940-1942); Township map (1902); family photograph and images of ranch life; 1 audio cassette interview with W.A. Burton (1950).

The fonds consists of images of early views of Medicine Hat and a portrait of lawyer, William A. Begg.

The fonds consists of family photographs.

The fonds consists of: a Brooks, AB business calendar (1934); a pamphlet outlining evening classes offered locally through the University of Alberta (1959-60); a local bookmark commemorating "Five Years Without a Traffic Fatality" (1959); a Third Class Engineer's Certificate issued to Walden Crews (1909); a CPR war certificate "In Honor Of Duty Nobly Done" issued to Walden Crews (1914-18); CPR correspondence re: Suffield Sedimentation Filtering Plant (1910); CPR House Plan #1B (1914); Ed Stafford Cockshutt and Frost & Wood Farm Implements Calendar (1934); images of various views of Medicine Hat, the Legion, and World War I.

The fonds consists of images of the Humphrey and Harris families.

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

The fonds consists of: document of Mrs. Verona Fox re: Rice's grandfather (1867). *[record is missing].

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: RNWMP discharge certificate issued to Stephen Wiedeman (1913); booklet entitled "Regulations and Orders for the Government and Guidance of the North-West Mounted Police (1889), Stephan Wiedemann's German Passport (1905), Certificate of Canadian Citizenship (1947), a French handwritten letter regarding Stephan Wiedemann (1905), Handwritten letter regarding Stephan Wiedemann and his employment as butler for Claude Beddington (1908), photocopied Souvenir RNWMP Christmas Postcard (1908); images of Wiedemann graduating as a NWMP officer.

The fonds consists of ten letters addressed to Jochim Stickel in Tothill, Alberta, sent from Germany and written completely in German; 2 Deutsche Post stamps (ca. 1950).