1 bound copy of "Medicine Hat and District Germans from Russia Society Legacy Project" (2013), 7 oral histories which were aired on SHAW TV, 2017-2018.

The fonds consists of: a Masters thesis submitted to the University of Alberta, Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research, Department of Anthropology, entitled "Social Relations and the Built Environment: Archeological Reconstructions of Cultural Ideologies", an examination of the archaeological remains at Fort Walsh, by Jeffrey Murray (243 pgs) (1985).

The fonds consists of interview cassettes, images from family photo albums depicting the life of the Chinese community in Medicine Hat.

The fonds consists of images of buildings, mainly churches, in rural Ukrainian communities located in southern Saskatchewan and Alberta, as well as in Medicine Hat.

The fonds consists of the final chapter of the doctoral thesis by Paul Jackson defended by him in May 2002 at Queen's university entitled, Courting Homosexuals in the Military: The Management of Homosexuality in the Canadian Military during the Second World War. This Chapter, entitled "THE CANADIAN ARMY, GERMAN POWS, AND HOMOSEXUAL POLITICS", covers how the Canadian Army dealt with homosexual German (and other) prisoners. Describes events surrounding the murders which occurred at the POW camp in Medicine Hat.

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 fonds consists of a large collection of images which portray life in the Western prairies, primarily from the 1880s to 1912. Images include native encampments, both Cree and Blackfoot; early Metis buffalo hunters and settlers; portraits of Crowfoot, Father Lacombe and John Ware; Red River carts; NWMP scouts, patrols, military, and local militia during the Riel Rebellion. Various aspects of early railroad history are depicted which include the Medicine Hat, Lethbridge and Great Falls, Montana areas. There are also views of early pioneer life in the Medicine Hat region (1883), including local views, ranching life, and family portraits.

The fonds consists of objectives, plans and correspondence of the Canadian Unity committee. Scrapbooks, photographs, photograph albums, maps, brochures and books regarding the visit to the province of Québec are included. Additionally, there is some material such as speeches that were used to present Franco-Albertan communities to Québec.

The fonds consists of one published and one unpublished book Maria Romanko wrote as well as photographs which document her teaching as well as Polish community activities.

Fonds consists of these series: I Director's office (1953, 1968-1982). Includes correspondence; annual reports; budget materials; historical data; unit review reports; Divisional Council meetings; copies of research papers; conferences; two sound recordings. II Publications (1976-1977, 1980).