The collection consists of one programme for the Celebration of the Armistice and ending of the War, St Andrews, November 12th 1918, "

Photocopies of articles; "Well-known architect died suddenly today"; "Sudden Death of Edward Maxwell"; photocopy of letter from F.H. Grimmer to Edward Maxwell, 8 September 1899; Biographical information titled "Recollections of Tillietudlem, Bar Road, St. Andrews" by Henry Yates, Grandson of Edward and Elizabeth Maxwell.

Clippings of early Maritimes history. Handwritten account of French capture of Jemseg, 1670 and 2 series of newspaper clippings by Archdeacon W.O. Raymond.

One dry goods account book , 1849-1858.

Published on the first of each month by the students of the Charlotte County Grammer School St. Andrews, NB Vol. 1 May 1893 No. 2

Scrap book containing genealogical research by J.C. Hanson Jr,

Consists of two petitions, one from John Fryer and One from James Curtain regarding the operation of ferries between Chitty's Cove and Joe's Point in St. Andrews and the American side (1841).

This story, based on the recordings in the published writing of Samuel de Champlain, tells Frankie's part in the ill-fated attempt of Champlain and Sieur de Monts to establish the first permanent French colony four hundred years ago. All characters are real except for Frankie, the look-alike French cabin boy Francois, and Roche, their brutal adversary.

WWII ration books belonging to Fred Hooper, Perry Hooper and Myrtle Hooper of Back Bay.

Letter from architect H. Ross Wiggs to Mrs. Blair Gordon concerning details of house designed by him for the Gordons.