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Fonds consist of CHAT Television and Radio materials including sales correspondence for Old Dutch Kids Bid’s, television advertising sales campaign materials with photos, advertising for CHAT TV programming, annual statistics, “Year in Review” script, interview notes of Mayor Ted Grimm & Aldermen, hand written notes on murder trial, film cues & voice overs, Suffield experimental station press release, Teletype news reports for Apollo 11 moon landings, mideast truce, Vietnam war, typed daily news summary, citizen rights to essential services, and newspaper clippings; personal writings including Poem about City Hall face lift, and a lyrical essay on Medicine Hat Junior college; Programs, invitations, and brochures such as Redcliff industrial promotion brochure (1914); code of cooperation between physicians, heallth care professionals and the media, South Alberta Light Horse regiment program, various invitations and brochures, United Way campaigning brochure, and a Medicine Hat visitors guide brochure; photographic materials including 304 Photographs & negatives re: local people places and events; 224 slides of images from around Medicine Hat including people, events and scenery; audiovisual materials including audio recordings re: opening of Suffield experimental station, P.M. Diefenbaker at Medicine Hat College, Y.M.C.A. opening, Chamber of Commerce history, Orville Kope & Doug Burgess interview, 8 & 16 mm film reels re: Redcliff parade, S.A.L.H. parade, Tiger Talk program, Macdonald, Selma, & Henning, as well as transcription disks re: award winning Melody Maids & Male voice choir (1951-52) and an L.P. Record of “The Shandelles”.

The fonds consists of 1 photo album containing images from Mr. Olszewski's time in the Polish Cavalry (ca. 1940); travel documents of Mr. Olszewski during his immigration to Canada (1949).

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; ; Methodist hymn book presented to Annie Hepple (cousin of Stan Long) (June 19, 1910); "Golf at a Glance" rule book for golf (1934); Souvenir programme for the Edmonton Grads basketball team (July 2, 1938); the Mad Hatters Revue (1943); Share certificate for the Medicine Hat Petroleum Company Ltd belonging to Fred Long (June 13, 1922); Publication "Canada's Constitution, A Proud Moment for Alberta" (1982); Publication "Within Our Borders" (May, 1967); musical piece by Earl Gillett "The Song of the Dominion of Canada" (ca. 1940); copied letter to "Jimmie" from Lawrence Bruce (September 23, 1931); Canadian Pacific Railway time tables 21, 32, 33, 35, 36, 38, 41-43 (1917-1927); Canadian Pacific Railway Private Instructions to Train Conductors (May 30, 1929); Seniority list of Conductors and Trainmen, Medicine Hat & Lethbridge Divisions (January 1, 1936); Seniority lists of Conductors, Trainmen, and Yardmen, District No. 1 (1944, 1950); Mainliners Seniority Book - for Conductors and Trainmen, Medicine Hat & Lethbridge Division (1964); 3 digital video recordings (oral histories) (2009).

Fonds consist of: a hand-drawn homestead map; 14 copies of land and tax receipts belonging to the Stauffers (1920's).

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 family photographs from the turn of the century.

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).