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).

Combined Minute and Cash book 1934-1957, slaughter books 1956-1958, Leasing agreements 1932 and 1953 and other material.

Records were created as a result of club activities. Scrapbook includes photographs, news clippings, announcements, brochures, ephemera from competitions describing activities.

Fonds consists of a teacher's certificate (1949), Manitoba Normal School year book (1949), correspondence, exercise book of Nellie Harburn's, teacher's agreements, Grace Hospital School of Nursing diploma (1959), and miscellaneous material. Black and white photographs of Castle Hill School, water tower, General Store (all 1945), Summerville School students (1946-1947).

Fonds consists of a deed of land for SE 19-10-13 from the Department of the Interior (1897).

Collection consists of black and white photographs showing Carberry School (1920), I.O.D.E. members (1974), a Canadian Pacific Railway accident (1909), and horse and buggy ([ca.1920]). Of note is a postcard of Carberry's Main Street ([ca. 1920]).

Fonds consists of a ledger of accounts.

Fonds consists of news clippings chronicling special events, obituaries, the Presbyterian Church, the hospital, and other details about Carberry, and include a number of articles by local writer Penny Ham. Photographs depict the British Commonwealth Air Force stationed in Carberry (1940-1945) and Carberry School (1927-1928). Correspondence from Robert Hood in 1933 and 1943 describes his character and bequests. Includes bulletins and programmes of the local C. G. I. T. events.

Fonds consists of news clippings on Canada's Centennial Year events, the book Carberry Plains: 75 Years of Progress, information on the Beautiful Hills Memorial Park, World War I and II honour rolls for several south-west Manitoba areas (1918-1945), homestead survey maps, correspondence on the Firdale Post Office. Colour photograph shows Nicholson (1967).

Fonds consists of black and white photograph showing the team on the occasion of its win.