This fonds consists of the history, constitution, minutes of meetings, financial records, notices, newsletters, and newspaper clippings of the North Shore Cottagers Association from their formation in 1974 to their disbanding in 1989. There are maps, a booklet, and information on studies conducted in the process to establish the Village of North Grove. There is also a copy of the Qu’Appelle Valley Scenic Highway Study which was compiled by the Planning Branch of the Saskatchewan Department of Highways in 1973.

This fonds contains a signed copy of Mildred Russell’s book, “Reflections of Life”, and a newspaper clipping of Russell meeting then Lieutenant-Governor George Porteous.

This fonds contains records and objects that show the activities and functions of the Moose Jaw Camping Club.

Mary Barber fonds contains records concerning the writing of the community history book "Parkbeg Reflections". It consists of the manuscript and typescript drafts of the family histories section of Parkbeg Reflections. There are over 350 family history drafts included. Mary Barber organized these drafts using separate envelopes for each family and arranged them alphabetically by surname. These envelopes also include information regarding the author, the typist and the proofreader of the drafts.

This fonds contains four series: Officers’ Manuals and Minutes, Financial Reports, Dances, and Membership. It is comprised of manuals created by the organization for the use of its officers, which include the constitution, financial records, meeting minutes, information about other members of the Association of Minus One Clubs of Saskatchewan, dance schedules and band bookings, and membership information. The fonds also contains regular, executive, and annual meeting minutes and reports.

This fonds consists of all the original material that was written and submitted for the compilation of the book Heritage of the Wheatlands: Tuxford and Area. It includes family histories (biographies), stories, and historic information on places, organizations, companies and events in the Tuxford area including the school districts of Blofield, Buffalo Lake, Clinton, Fairwell, Southlake and Westlake.

The fonds contains two story booklets on quilting and the history of Buffalo Pound Lake.

This fonds reflects the activity of Heritage Moose Jaw. It includes one scrapbook of heritage buildings in Moose Jaw and material about the Moose Jaw Cemetery. The organization received a grant to help restore some of the tombstones in the cemetery and they collected information about the individuals buried there.

This fonds consists of the original material that was written and submitted for the compilation of the book “The Rolling Hills Review 1840-1980.” It includes family histories(biographies), stories, historic information on places, organizations, companies and events during the period from 1840 to 1980 for the Bevitt, Crestwynd, Bay Island, Don Jean, Old Wives, Piety Hills and Windcrest Districts.

This fonds contains drafts and preparations for the SIAST’s yearbooks from 1981-1986, meeting minutes of the SRC from 1980, and information booklets from 1976-1981. It includes page layouts, prints of photographs, negatives, meeting minutes, booklets, and a blueprint.

This fonds consists of the records and files of the Moose Jaw Celebrate Saskatchewan Committee from its formation in 1979 to its disbanding in 1981.

This fonds contains the original typescript of ‘Moose Jaw City Transit: An Alternative Route: A Private Study’. This study was completed in 1981by a local citizen and completed independently from the study conducted by IBI Group Consultants commissioned by City Council. It conducts a review of previous studies, financial information, and relevant literature. The study provides recommendations for the improvement of the Moose Jaw transit system. There is no author printed on the report.

This fonds contains minutes of the Zion United Church Sipprell Guild from 1980 to 1989.

This fonds contains one paper written by Donald A. Wright as part of his Doctor of Ministry program at the University of Alberta. The paper is entitled “Historical Pattern Realization and Clergy Role Clarification”. It was completed for course ISM-83 and submitted May 6, 1983.

This fonds consists of the files of the Moose Jaw and District Hospice Care Association Inc. from its formation to its closure. Included are the constitution and by-laws, minutes of meetings, financial statements, correspondence and reports. There is material pertaining to the acquisition and training of coordinators and volunteers. There are brochures and newspaper clippings on hospice care, as well as a scrapbook (binder) of the Moose Jaw and District Hospice Care Association Inc. containing an organizational chart, lists of board members and volunteers, correspondence, newspaper clipping and four photographs taken at the 1992 annual meeting. There is a bound thesis by Eleanor May Stamm entitled “An inquiry into appropriate care for the terminally ill:” which was donated by Dr. F.C. Heal to the Hospice Association.