This report covers all the schools in Canada in 1867 and details who has the best grades and numbers of attendance.

A report on public schools and how many students they have and how many teachers are out in the schools.

The report covers what kind of freight the trains took and how much they took. As well the wages for the different people who work on the train for example the conductors.

A article from the Canadian Medical Association Journal talking about Thoracentesis and how to prevent it.

A patent for a type of propeller for Joseph J. Callahan.

Different medals, orders, and decorations of the Canadian forces just after World War 2.

A program for the sunday service of may 28, 1978 celebrating the retirement of Canon William E. Hart from the ministry.

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).

Photocopy and transcript of letter from Richard Fitzgerald in San Francisco to his friend 'Coakley' in St. Andrews, dated May 3rd, 1856. The letter describes a riot in Panama, life in San Francisco, and mentions several St. Andrews residents.

"River Boats and Reveries" and "A Big Tree And A Little History" are two stories written by Robert M. Wood. Mr. Wood wrote "River Boats and Reveries" on November 1, 1969, for his niece in order to detail the use of steamships in the area, and also detail all of those, within his memory, that have passed away. It is a collection of stories focused on steamships. "A Big Tree And A Little History" Mr. Wood wrote on October 11, 1968 about a tree named "Prince of Wales" located near Harding's Point.