A book about some of Great Britain's most famed Monarchs.

The booklet talks about the Canadian Citizenship Act and how it works.

Fonds consists of materials created or accumulated by Wallace Broad and his daughter Katie Broad, including photographs, postcards, reports, booklets, programmes, and legal papers. The materials relating to Wallace Broad derive mostly from his affiliation with the University of New Brunswick and his activities as a geologist and engineer in the British Empire, including work in Canada, Africa, and China. Materials relating to Katie Broad consist of 9 albums of postcards, mostly sent to Katie Broad or her family members, from locations across the world including Canada, England, China, South Africa, Australia, India, Barbados, and the United States.

Pieces of torn newspaper strewn about. Unable to tell if they're from the same newspaper. Nothing significant about the pieces.

This fonds consists of shipping, business and family papers of the Brown and Marr families of West Quaco. The shipping documents relate mainly to the vessels "Saguenay", "Lepreau", "Savannah", "Lancefield", "Kelverdale", "Lizzie C. Troop", and "Kate F. Troop" and their captains, Elisha Brown and Omar P. Brown.

The family papers include correspondence, accounts and ephemeral items. Some of the letters were written by family members from ports in Britain, the West Indies, South America and the United States while on their voyages."

Collection includes 2 sections from the Saint Croix Courier ( 6 June 1935,22 Dec 1960); 1 souvenir edition of the Telegraph Journal re opening of Sir James Dunn Arena ( 29 Oct 1962).

Fonds consists of surname indexes: index to the "History of Sackville", by W.C. Milner; index to the "Estabrooks Family, Sackville, New Brunswick", by Ernest Estabrooks; index to "Genealogical Study of James Cole and Related Maxwell, Cook, Lockhart and Teed Families", by Frank A. Walker.

Item is a brown-covered registry for the Brunswick House (Temperence Hotel) in Sackville used to record incoming visitors
Inner pages have columns for "Name," "Residence," "Room," "Time" and "Remarks"

This fonds consists of many handwritten letters from the 1930's discussing events in the 1800's and early 1900's. Much of this research was used to create the Grand Manan Historians that Buchanan Charles wrote and edited - preserving much of Grand Manan Island's early history. He collected an extensive library from which 53 books and close to 300 brochures, pamphlets, and reports were donated with this collection of 170 cm of textual records. The published records are housed in the research library at the Grand Manan Museum.

This fonds consists of letters from the Camp family in Lincoln, New Brunswick, to the Buckingham family in Connecticut, 1803-1853. The letters discuss family matters. There are also records of land holdings and other financial documents.