2 colour photographs of W. W. Doak's store - exterior view.

1 photograph of George ("Geordie") Donald (centre) with Alex Woosley of New Jersey (left) and Louis Copper also of New Jersey (on right) and the Donald Farm following the fall fishing season.

Contains the Minutes of the Doaktown Red Cross from its establishment on October 8, 1939 until February 17, 1947 and monthly "Reports of Women's War Activities", December 1943 - June 1946 (7 reports). Included are regular summaries of the number and type of item being made or collected and sent to Saint John. Overall, indicative of a very strong war effort by a dedicated group in a small community.

4 copies of 1 photograph of Wallace Ward Doak (1913-1979) circa 1940. Seated in a boat.

5 photographs of what is presumed tone Wade's Camp. All photo's stamped on back "October 31, 1939."

1 photograph of Mrs. Marian Clements (holding two fish) of Maine. The Clements owned a camp on the north side of the Miramichi River in Doaktown which is now the home of Ann and Washburn Storey.

1 photograph of Bert Pond of Ludlow (Guide at Jack Russell's Fishing Camps, Porter Cove). Circa 1930

1 photograph of Ted Williams (2nd from left) and Charles DeFeo (far right) and 2 unidentified men at the W. W. Doak Tackle Shop.

3 photographs of Etta MacDonald (nee Storey), including one of Etta standing with pigs at husband's (Arch MacDonald) logging camp. Three separate poses.

1 photograph of men (including Bert Miner and Willard McAllistar) standing by railroad tracks near Half Moon Camp. In the early days there were no roads so the men and their equipment (including their canoes) took the train, then sailed the river back to Boiestown.