This scribbler contains a series of speeches which seem to be the opening arguments for a series of debates. Their topics are varied, but one is on the issue of Suffrage for Women. They were written in 1914 and 1915, just before the granting of suffrage in Manitoba.

A collection of newspaper articles written by McClung in the 1940s and collected in a scrapbook by Gertrude Swain of Carman, MB.

Photo of the memorial dedicated to Nellie McClung displayed in Grey County, Ontario.

This scrapbook contains a collection of syndicated articles written by Nellie McClung in 1941 and 1942. Topics are wide ranging with some emphasis on W W 2.

The scrapbook's creator is not known.

A scrapbook filled with syndicated columns from the daily papers written by Nellie McClung in 1940 and 1941. They contain a wide range of topics including references to the war effort.

The scrapbook collector is unknown.

This article recognizes the importance of the restoration and preservation work undertaken by the Wallcraft Family in order to preserve the Hasselfield Log House and the McClung House. The article includes photos and several brochures produced for distribution to visitors to the houses while they were at the Museum.

Charles Oke's reminiscences of Nellie McClung as published in the Western Producer.

An article from the Saskatoon Star-Phoenix concerning the gown McClung wore at her wedding in 1896.

A short article about McClung biographer Candace Savage.

Published in the Victoria Times Colonist, this reminiscence by a niece of Nellie McClung recalls her experience of hearing Nellie McClung in her role as Premier Roblin during the Mock Parliament performance at the Walker Theatre.