Fonds consists of a scrapbook of newspaper clippings concerning the Rural Municipality of North Cypress Council meetings, local personalities and Council members, as well as letters to the editors of the two local papers.

Fonds consists of a telegram (1937), a certificate of promotion (1921), two entrances to Normal Examination (1923, 1924).

Fonds consists of a hand-written history of Wellwood from 1900 to 1987, written by Jenny Graham with assistance from Nora Turner.Records have been presented to the Carberry Plains Archives in 1994 by J. Graham and 1990 by [Nora Turner] of Carberry, Manitoba. In 1988 the photographs were transferred from the Carberry Plains Museum who had received them from Ms. Day on an unknown date.

Collection consists of photographs of Carberry, some of which Joseph Paynter created. Photographs depict inventions by David Kerr, such as the Jones Windstacker, later known as the Carberry Blower attachment to threshing machines at the turn of the century. Photographs show construction of the Lake of the Woods Milling Company, the Maple Leaf Football Team (champions of Manitoba in 1896). Album illustrates family members. One photograph shows students and teacher of Carberry School ([ca. 1905]). Booklet is dated 1903 and is entitled Souvenirs of Carberry. H. H. Allen took some of the photographs, as did E. R. T. Smith, and Davidson. News clippings describe the Windstacker, and marriages.

Fonds consists of black and white photographs showing Petrel Baseball Club (1904), Carberry Cadet Band (1908), Henderson's Grocery Store interior, George Henderson and Fred Switzer, Robert Henderson's residence. Textual material includes a calendar (1928), and a news clipping on Henderson's life written by Penny Ham (1976).

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 correspondence, land title documents (1927-1949), Law Society certificates (1898).

Fonds consists of black and white photographs showing the Maple Leaf Hockey Club (1907-1908), and the Horton residence, all taken by Joseph Paynter.

Fonds consists of black & white photographs, minute books (1914-1994), Roll Call and Members lists, Cash books (1940-1972). Of note is the I.O.D.E book for Manitoba (1916) with an article on the Carberry chapter.

Fonds consists of a certificate from the Department of Public Works (1959), a certificate entitled "Medaille Commemorative des Batailles de la Somme", honorary life membership from the Carberry Agricultural Society (1976), correspondence from Queen Elizabeth II (1976), other correspondence, newspaper clipping. black and white photographs show family and friends, Knox Presbyterian Church, Carberry Post Office, and Johnstone.