Parks Canada Manuscript Report Number 320, which includes the articles entitled: A Materials History of the Motherwell Home, written by Sarah Carter; and The Social and Economic History of the Abernethy District, Saskatchewan, 1880-1920: Bibliography, Historiography, and Methodology, written by Lyle Dick. Published by Parks Canada.

Biographical sketch of William Mayrond Thompson of Abernethy, Saskatchewan, authored by William J. Isherwood of Nokomis. Thompson homsteaded in the Abernethy district from 1883 until his death in 1946. Includes biographical information on Thompson's descendants.

Publication written by Lyle Dick and published by Environment Canada, Canadian Parks Service. Chapter titles are as follows: Settlement of the Abernethy District; Homesteading Costs in the Abernethy District in the Settlement Period; Economic Development of the Abernethy District, 1880-1920; Work and Daily Life at the Motherwell Farm; Abernethy's Social and Economic Structure; Social Relationships; Abernethy's Social Creed; Agrarian Unrest in the Central Qu'Appelle Region; and Conclusion.

Document entitled Motherwell Historic Park Field Agriculture in the Canadian Prairie West 1870-1940 Final Report, by David Spector, a report compiled for the Historic Research Division, Parks Canada Prairie Region, Winnipeg, Manitoba. This report discusses agriculture in the Canadian West, using Motherwell Homestead in Abernethy as an example.

Published records pertaining to Motherwell Homestead National Historic Park, located near Abernethy, Saskatchewan, and its namesake, Hon. Dr. William Richard Motherwell. Includes: booklet entitled, The Motherwell Story, published in 1956 by the Government of Canada Department of Agriculture;

Programme for the official plaque unveiling to commemorate W.R. Motherwell and the official opening of Motherwell National Historic Park, held on July 8, 1983;

Booklet entitled, Lanak Place: Memories of an Ontarian West, published for Motherwell Homestead National Historic Park by Parks Canada, 1983.

Publication entitled, Waiting for the Train. Produced by the Friends of the Motherwell Homestead Inc. Publication focuses on farming in the Abernethy, Saskatchewan district between 1882 and 1912.