Fonds consists of black and white photographs showing train arriving into Carberry to take airmen on weekend leave into Winnipeg, "Dickie" Honey from Newcastle and "Skid" Braka from Cyrus, Lowe farm from the air, the airbase, and a view of Carberry.

Fonds consists of black and white photographs showing local people, especially of students and teachers, the British Commonwealth Training Station, parades, Rip Chords orchestra, Rex Cafç, the Fort Osborne Barracks in Winnipeg, buildings at Camp Shilo, and the Carberry Collegiate Institute.

Fonds consists of coloured photographs and negatives showing skaters, and newspaper clippings on Club activities (1991-1992), booklet of placement (1997), scrapbook of clippings (1987-1991).

Fonds consists of minute books (1922-1985), expense books (1944-1985), annual report (1981), Zion Presbyterian Church anniversary publications (1956, 1981), the Bulletin (1956-1971), a short history, and correspondence (1981).

Fonds consists of the founding minutes and mandate, financial statements, share-holder lists, correspondence for such groups as the Stramit Corporation, Western Regional Library, Carberry Care Home, Carberry Scouts and Cubs, as well as information on the potato plant creation, and report booklets on feasibility studies. Photographs in black and white show Directors.

Fonds consists of a photocopied typescript family history written by Rogers in 1925, as well as a list of letters collected by his children, and related notes by Rice.

Fonds consists of a description of the history of the church, which was built between 1903-1904. It was used by Methodists, Presbyterians, and Anglicans. In 1953 the building was moved and remodeled.

Fonds consists of nine minute books, and financial statements; also one audiocassette of the interview with Alfred George Kneeshaw; also a photo album containing newspaper clippings and photographs concerning Brookdale United Church's 75th Anniversary.

Fonds consists of photocopies of original hand-written history of the village of Edrans, situated on Township 35 Range 12 Section13 in the north-east corner of the Rural Municipality of North Cypress. Of note are descriptions of farm life, of various horses, of rural fairs and the Boys and Girls Club, of community entertainments, of domestic arts, and of developments such as the post office. Details include histories of local land-owners, including lots along Ridge Road and 17 Creeks. Also includes poetry and copies of news clippings describing settler life on the prairies.

Fonds consists of a minute book (1976-1991), a cash book (1973-1982), a news clipping from the Brandon Sun (1977) showing a painting.