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 three wooden plaques with metal plates attached inscribed with the details of the awards presented to Mr. & Mrs. Christison for the beauty of their home grounds. The Manitoba Horticultural Society sponsored the provincial competition. The awards are for placing in the Urban (Towns) category, commemorating a second place in 1986, a third place in 1988, and a second place in 1989.

Fonds consists of correspondence (1957-1965), minutes and account statements (1957-1964), some annual reports, 1961 constitution, a file containing documents about the history of the Junior Farmers' Association of Ontario, documents concerning a 1991 Reunion, photographs, and financial records.

Fonds consists of two books of hand-drawn aerial views of rural and town yards which include measurements, locations, and owner's names, for insurance purposes.

Collection consists of photocopies of research undertaken for Footsteps In The Sand, including a street map of Sidney (1900), land ownership reports, voter's list (1898, 1900), township maps (1876), genealogies for families and schools in Sidney, Arizona, and Firdale. Includes news clippings, business advertisements from the Carberry News Express, poems, and letters. Of note is a clipping on a fire disaster in Sidney. Black and white photographs show the Sidney Rifle club (1909), Main Street, school, Methodist Church, CPR station, flour mill, and Brick Yard, livery stable. Painting by Clara (McLachlan) Lintott shows grain elevators. The Lintotts wrote a McLachlan family history in circa 1990's.

Fonds consists of a scrapbook of news clippings concerning births, deaths, and marriages, as well as World War II, along with miscellaneous items and the Carberry News Express (1943-1944). Black and white photograph shows Roy McCann (1918-[19-]) (1941).

Fonds consists of two black and white photographs showing the Carberry School and high school students. Textual material is: cover letter by Elizabeth McGregor describing donation with brief biography of Bruce McGregor; and "Souvenir of Carberry School" (1904) signed "Bruce McGregor".

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 2 coloured photographs in Christmas cards, showing McMillan's 50th anniversary of nursing graduation and she and her son.

Fonds consists of a dedication programme for the church (1904), 2 certificates for Adult Bible Classes awarded by the Sunday School Association (1913-1914), a post card with a poem by Bruce Baimsfather, financial statements (1896, 1915-1951), a programme for the dedication of the memorial organ (1951). Black and white photographs show Sunday School classes (1910, 1913), Reverend Perry and family (1966), Carberry Methodist Junior league (1913), Rev. J. W. Bowering, Rev. E. Crummy. Artifact is a photograph on metal mounted under glass and framed with chain.