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Illustrated publication entitled Memoirs of Mona Jones (Cooper), written by Mona and Gayle Jones and published by the Saskatchewan Seniors Mechanism, Regina, in 2015. Includes information on Albert and Eleanor Elizabeth (Evered) Cooper and family and Mona (Cooper) Jones' life in Moose Jaw, including her reminiscences of King Edward School, Ross Collegiate, and St. Michael's Church.

Copy of article entitled Guiding spans generations, submitted by E. (Betty) Collicott, life member and secretary-treasurer of the Moose Jaw Trefoil Guild, with information on Trefoil Guild member Mona Jones. The article was published in the April 2016 issue of Saskatchewan Prairie Lily.

Obituary for Mona Eleanor Jones (Cooper) published by Moose Jaw Funeral Home, 2016.

Documentary presented by Rough Cuts, CBC Newsworld's documentary series. The documentary premiered on television on November 29, 1997 and profiles Murray Brace and Gary Hyland. Brace is a promoter trying to keep the Moose Jaw Diamond Dogs, a pro-baseball team, playing despite struggles with city council and monetary issues. Hyland, a poet, is organizing The Prairie Festival of Words with involvement from Peter Gzowski and Rex Murphy. The documentary was directed by Jeff Beesley and produced by Gordon McLennan for Reel Eye Media Inc. in association with CBC Newsworld.

Collection consists of issues for The Reviewer.

Collection consists of issues for Moose Jaw This Week, Sunday Times, and This Weekend.

Directory of Designated Heritage Sites In Moose Jaw - 1989. A report prepared for the Moose Jaw Heritage Advisory Committee by the Moose Jaw Art Museum National Exhibition Centre. Research and photos supplied by Liz Ellis. Sites profiled include: Alexandra School; Central Fire Hall; Public Comfort Station; First Presbyterian Church (Chinese United Church); Grayson Residence; Jitney Dance Hall; Knox Presbyterian Church (St. Mark's Presbyterian Church); Masonic Temple; Post Office (City Hall); Public Library; Zion United Church; and Court House.

Lewis H. (Scoop) Lewry, Mayor of Moose Jaw at a gathering for Sask Expo '86.

Collection consists of original and microfilmed issues for Moose Jaw Shopper from December 12 and 16, 1984.

Issue of Wakamow Diary (Number 1, November 1983) published by the Wakamow Valley Authority for residents of Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan and area to recall the history of the Wakamow River and its impact on the area.

Scenes from Inventor's Field Day where Saskatchewan inventors gathered to demonstrate their creations, sponsored by the Western Development Museum.

The Chinese Cultural Society of Saskatchewan dancers performing "Sketches" a portrayal of Chinese settlers' life in Canada. The dancers are wearing various traditional costumes.