This series contains research on Benjamin de Forest “Pat” Bayly including notes, photocopies, ancestry records, and company records. The subjects of research revolve around Benjamin de Forest “Pat” Bayly, Camp-X, the RCMP, the municipal government of AJax, Ontario, and Bayly Communications Inc.

This series contains copies of articles from the Moose Jaw Evening Times and The Railway and Marine World periodicals, which are organized by year. Many articles are highlighted and there is a legend to indicate the meanings of the different colours. The Heseltons have summarized the articles and their drafts are found throughout these files. This research was conducted in preparation for their book, entitled “Not to exceed 10 miles per hour”: The story of the Moose Jaw Electric Railway 1910-1932 and Public Transportation in Moose Jaw to 2003.

This series contains research on the Empress of Ireland, including newly printed text from Moose Jaw Evening Times articles on the sinking of the ship, accounts of locals, and photocopies of articles.

This series contains a scrap book consisting of annotated photographs of bus drivers and busses, as well as records of Moose Jaw Transit. Also included is a City of Moose Jaw transit review booklet, and Moose Jaw Transportation Co. Limited fares.