This fonds contains the marriage certificate of William Connelly and Helen Connelly (née Bell).

This fonds includes wartime memorabilia of Isabelle MacDonald. Such memorabilia includes a certificate of the purchase of war bonds, and a booklet of ration stamps.

This fonds includes a statement of accounts of the estate of Walter F. Thorn from October 26, 1967 to October 26, 1973.

This fonds includes an application and certificate of membership to The Co-operative Family Protective Society. It is signed by Walter Paul Johnson, as well as the president and secretary-treasurer of the corporation.

This fonds contains four books that belonged to the family of George Benjamin Cubitt Sharpe.

The two Ontario Readers books were published in 1884 and 1885, and belonged to Ernest W.C. Sharpe. The methodist hymn book was likely used by Georgina Sharpe as it contains a letter sent from her. The hymn book also includes four flattened flowers, five newspaper clippings, and a weekly schedule of the the Zionist Methodist Church from 1911.

This fonds contains one cassette tape of the singing of Garth Hampson.

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

The fonds contains one school yearbook from 1945 titled “The Greystone”. It contains notes written by Mrs. Catley.

The fonds contains one photo album titled “Views of Moose Jaw, Sask., Canada” and includes 21 b&w photographs of mostly street views of Moose Jaw, and one page of information on Moose Jaw.

This fonds contains one death certificate, one commemorative scroll, and one b&w photograph. The death certificate and commemorative scroll pertain to William James Gillespie, and the photograph is of the reinforcements of the 46th Battalion of the Canadian Expeditionary force in the First World War, of which William James Gillespie was a member.

This fonds contains one large marriage certificate between John Frost and his wife Mary Emma Harvesa.

This fonds contains one small medallion of a streetcar.

This fonds contains tax assessments and notices of Mary E. Horn pertaining to land she purchased in Moose Jaw. It also includes a land plot advertisement, as well as correspondences and receipts regarding the land purchase.

This fonds contains one “Daily Light on the Daily Path” devotional text, and one small photograph.

This fonds contains four school books that belonged to Rosa Smith.