Collection consists of 4 postcards: students in costume, entitled "Mt. A. The '21 Minstrels, 1917"; group of male students, entitled "Hockey Squad 1918 (Annual Banquet)"; group of male students in front of the University Residence, entitled "Mount Allison Student Body, 1918"; a group of Ladies' College Students in sports apparel, entitled "1918, Mount Allison Gymnasium."

Fonds consists of 6 series: Administration papers, 1978-1987; Tournament Committee, 1978-1982; Programs; Photographs; Slides; and Basketball New Brunswick.

Fonds consists of records generated by club activities and include: constitution, 1918; membership lists; minutes of annual business and executive meetings; programs; clippings; photograph.

Fonds consists the copy 1 of 10 signed and numbered copies of the publication, "Landmarks" and the working papers used in its preparation. "Landmarks" contains photographs and text assembled as a record of five businesses of Sackville, New Brunswick. The working files include an introduction and bibliography, five historical sketches, and 25 photographs.

Fonds consists of "The History of St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, Sackville, New Brunswick, 1939-1984" by M. Helen Craise Beale, Sackville, New Brunswick, August 1990, and addendum to the history by Mrs. Beale, February 1993, plus excerpts from the minutes of St. James Presbyterian Church, Dorchester, New Brunswick, regarding The Sackville Presbyterian Church, 1908-1937.

The Charles D. Stewart series contain general correspondence, 1912-1934; correspondence regarding a memorial to Mrs. Charles D. Stewart, 1918 and 1934; letters to Charles Stewart regarding the death of Harriet S. Stewart; and material regarding Harriet Starr Stewart.

The Harriet Starr Stewart series includes letters and notes to Harriet from members of various Women’s Missionary Societies upon her leaving for Regina, 1917; a letter (possibly a draft) to friends of the Sackville Auxiliary of the W.M.S. from Harriet S. Stewart, Regina, 1 May 1917; a statement of appreciation by the Board of Management of the Sackville Methodist Sunday School, following Harriet’s departure for Regina; and an MA Hood received by Harriet S. Stewart, Mount Allison University, 1885. Included in the papers is a book, "Tales of Tantramar". A souvenir of Sackville, New Brunswick, by Mabel Dixon.

Fonds consists the original copy of a Register of Sponsors of the Sackville Citizens Band, 1904

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."

Fonds consists of records generated by Smith as teacher, traveler and lecturer.

Files contain travel documents; account books concerning prices in Russia, 1932; draft lecture notes on the history of Canada; public lecture notices and programs for Smith's presentations; scrapbook of press notices and clippings concerning her public lectures; postcards collected in travels and used to illustrate lectures; certificates; diplomas; letters of recommendation; photographs of Oxford University "first women's degree day" 14 October 1920, Women's Council parade, Sackville, New Brunswick, Mount Allison campus scenes; painting "Tantramar Marshes" by Stanley Royle; letter from Elizabeth Brewster, 1969; letters from Smith to family (mainly Helen Smith Skinner) and friends concerning Northern Spain during the time of the Spanish Civil War [1936?].

Fonds consists of 3 photographs: (1) Ladies' College students in front of the Ladies' College Buildings; (2) Ladies' College students in and around a tree, one identified as Jewel Murray; (3) Jewel Murray[?] in gym outfit on the fire-escape of Allison Hall.