Two documents that were addressed to the Kings County Historical and Archival Society talks about the history of the Indian College and the early school days in Sussex Vale.

A book full of cheques and bank account statements from the state of Massachusetts.

Two magazines detailing the news in London at the time. Both themed issues for Christmas.

A Christmas themes magazine detailing stories and articles revolving around Christmas.

A history of the Ladies Auxiliary Command in New Brunswick.

A copy of The Legionary in September, 1968 no. 4, vol. 43. The front cover has a picture of the Vimy Ridge memorial and poppies along with the start to the poem "Flanders Fields" by, John McCrae.

4 pop up books from the Little Showman's series.

This pamphlet gives the history of the Loomcrofters. A studio in Gagetown New Brunswick that sold handwoven household linens, drapes, scarves, ties, tartans, suitings, etc.

This contains records of the Loyal Orange Association in Kingston, New Brunswick. The Kingston lodge was a branch of the Boyne Orange Lodge, a section of the Orange Order. The Orange Order was a nativist protestant organization with roots in British loyalist groups in eighteenth-century Ireland. It commemorated the Battle of the Boyne and the Protestant Ascendency. In Canada, it championed allegiance to the British Crown. The organization itself was modelled on the Masons.

A piece of paper listing off different prints that are for sale and their prices.