"The Burgess Collection" contains an obituary for Mrs. S.W. Burgess of Moncton, a list of mourners at the funeral of Mrs. S.W. Burgess, The Daily Times, an obituary for Dr. S.W. Burgess of Moncton, 14/12/43, an obituary for W.T. Burgess, Telegraph-Journal, a photograph of New Kings County Church, 1930, The story of Riverbank: 1820-1930, by G.D. Robertson, a reproduction of a pencil sketch of Moncton in 1833, a letter from Mrs. R.H. Beaton to Mrs. Colpitts, re: McDonald Family, 25/04/77, photograph, "The Queen and her youngest Grandchildren", The Moncton Transcript, 18/04/36.

A book written for the boys and girls of Canada about the Great war. It explains New Brunswick's role in the war, why Canada joined the fight, and how the boys and girls could help in the war before enlisting.

This fonds documents the activities of Desmond Pacey and his colleagues which resulted in the production of a scholarly volume of collected poems by Charles G.D. Roberts. It contains photocopies of typescript, holograph or published versions of 382 poems by Roberts, many having first appeared in newspapers, magazines, anthologies or in one of his books of verse. The fonds also includes index cards which contain the title and publishing history of each work, research notes and literary comments. Typescript manuscripts, project correspondence, research files and an overview of the poetry project are included.

This fonds consists of The Community Association constitution, articles of the association, letterhead, minutes, financial statements of the association, the Hospital Fair records, correspondence, a community track meet in 1947, Boy Scouts Apple Day 1948, and receipts for the Association from 1948 - 1958.

Four copies of a booklet that explains how a constitutional monarchy works in a democracy.

This collection contains a pair of clippings of newspaper articles published in the Daily Gleaner related to the history of New Brunswick. The first article provides an overview of the story of Marie LaTour, while the second article discusses the history of British Home Children in Canada.

This essay was written by D. King Hazen in 1951 and deals with the development of freedom of speech and freedom of the press in New Brunswick relating to historical legal cases.

A program for the play "The Dollar Woman" as well 2 newspaper clippings telling the review of the same play.

The fond for the Eagle's Nest (Nid d'Aigle) of Kars is comprised of a written report of a talk given by Mrs. Hendry O. McLellan of East Riverside New Brunswick to the Kings County Historical Society in Sussex New Brunswick on October 28th 1965, and the other is a collection of notes made from papers in possession of Helen Adams by Catherine McLellan, September 1962.

The Eagle's Nest or Nid d'Aigle was the home of a distinguished French family who lived there in the early eighteenth Century it local ore holds that it was also a French military post during the French period.

6 copies of a magazine called, "The Educational Review" from 1917, 1932, 1936, 1937, 1938, 1939. The magazine is about different methods of education.