Fonds consists of include lesson plans; correspondence, clippings, programs, scores and other related material pertaining to the gym team for the years 1945-1946, 1946-1947, and 1947-1948; gymnastics judging and apparatus theory instruction material; instruction manual; correspondence between Graeme Somerville and Lew R. Waller, Canadian Gymnastics Association Canadienne de Gymnastique, 1969-1970; and posters relating to gymnastics.

Fonds consists of an Ontario Business College Student’s Guide (1891) and several exercise books. The exercise books, used by MacMeekin, are examples of a student’s work in the newly revived Academy Commercial program. Several have the Ontario Business College's name on the commercially printed cover. The remaining are Mount Allison Commercial College exercise books. It is possible that the former were used by the students of the newly revived commercial program until their own had been printed.

Fonds consists of correspondence, 1919-1923, between Marjorie J. Johnson and her mother (some also to her sister, Lal); bills pertaining to Mount Allison Ladies’ College; and term reports, 1920-1922. The letters discuss in detail the clubs and societies Johnson belonged to, and other social activities.

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

The fonds is arranged into 14 series: (1) photographs; (2) William Crane papers, 1827-1838; (3) Charles H. Wood papers, 1868-1870; (4) Josiah Wood papers, 1868-1916; (5) Laura S. (Trueman) Wood papers, 1868-1888; (6) Hester Wood papers, 1906-1907; (7) Wood family drawing books; (8) Coy family papers, 1832-1890; (9) Annie Rebecca Trueman papers, late 1800s; (10) Mount Allison University, 1859-1898; (11) notebook; (12) minute book; (13) miscellaneous; and (14) publications.

Fonds consists of an undated ink sketch of Mount Allison Rugby player, entitled “The Captain”; a panoramic photograph, “Mount Allison Ladies’ College, 1917"; a photograph of Miss Fanning and her pupils, 1898-1899; and a Ladies’ College group photograph on the steps of Lingley Hall, 1898-1899.

Collection contains photocopies of genealogical notes on the Teed, Ayre, and Hanington families of Westmorland County, New Brunswick, compiled by John F.H. Teed between ca. 1941 aand 1971. They were sent to his grandson Scott Gillis, Middleton, Nova Scotia, with an accompanying letter.

Fonds consists of correspondence; clippings regarding Suzanne Silvercruys and Amelia Earhart, 1932, 1973; and an inventory of the contents of the file prepared by Shirley Dobson-Gilroy, 1988. The correspondence includes letters written by Shirley Dobson-Gilroy of Manchester, Connecticut, regarding her search for information or image of the bust of Amelia Earhart for the book "Amelia Pilot in Pearls" and carbon copies of letters by Shirley Dobson-Gilroy to various people and their letters of reply, June 1978-August 1980.

Fonds consists of three series:

• Legal Documents, 1822-1917;
• Edward Wood papers, 1841-1867;
• Copp family papers, 1858-1911.

Fonds consists of photographs of the Mount Allison Hockey Team, 1928-9; the Mount Allison Hockey Team, 1928; the Mount Allison Hockey Team, 1930, Winners of the Magee Trophy; and the Mount Allison Hockey Team, 1931, Maritime Intercollegiate Champions.