Fonds consists of photographs of the Mount Allison Academy football team, 1924; Mount Allison University men’s hockey team, 1925; Mount Allison University men’s basketball team, 1925; Mount Allison University men’s basketball team, 1926; and an unidentified young man, wearing a Mount Allison sweater, holding a catch of fish.

Fonds consists of photographs of members of the RCAF while at Mount Allison University for training.

Fonds consists of three photographs, one each of Mount Allison theology graduates, 1910; theologues 1913, 1911; and Mount Allison theology graduates, 1912.

Collection contains notes and research material, including a laser reproduction of an aerial photograph of the church and cemetery; hand drawn plan of the cemetery; and “Inscriptions on Tombstones in Baptist Church cemetery, Upper Point de Bute, New Brunswick."

Fonds consists of photograph (Mount Allison University, Class of 1936); and 2 postcards, one of the Flemington Building, Mount Allison University, and one of Palmer Hall, Mount Allison.

Fonds consists of diaries by Charles J. Makinson, in which there are clippings and concert programs, with indexes to the vessels and special events.

Fonds consists of a certificate for Mistress of Liberal Arts to Annie Rebecca Trueman, Mount Allison Education Institution, Ladies’ Department, 28 May 1872, and a carbon copy of a letter to the Managing Editor of The Tribune-Post, by R.C. Archibald, Brown’s University, 23 April 1951.

Fonds consists of material concerning Winifred Fox, compiled by Fredette Frame while doing research towards the exhibition “The Mount Allison Ladies’ College 1854-1937", Owens’ Art Gallery. Mount Allison University, 3 December 1993 to 16 January 1994. This includes: a letter to Fredette from Winifred Fox, 7 August 1993; "The Flowing Summer", by Charles Bruce, with illustrations by Winifred Fox, 1947; "Nova Scotia Book Illustrators, 1900-1960", from an exhibition catalogue, Dalhousie Art Gallery, 1993, with references to Winifred Fox; and "A show of history", by Julia Weston, from University affairs, December 1993, regarding Fredette Frame and the exhibition "The Mount Allison Ladies' College, 1854-1937", Owens' Art Gallery, 3 December 1993 - 16 January 1994.

Fonds consists of an address entitled, "Out of Time," inscribed "Graduation address given in Lingley Hall, Mt. A., Dec. 1882. T. Fillmore" and "This was, in reality, my Graduation Address."