This article is one of a two part series written by Ted Jones, who at the time was a teacher at Fredericton High School , and was working on a full-length biography of H. A. Cody. This, the second part. details Rev. Cody's life from his move to the Yukon in 1904 to his death in 1948.

This address on H. A. Cody was written and delivered by A.P. Hetherington to the King's County Historical Society in Sussex New Brunswick on March 31, 1972. The address quotes from some of Rev. Cody's work and also gives a detailed overview of Rev. Cody's life, genealogy and family.

This article is one of a two part series written by Ted Jones, who at the time was a teacher at Fredericton High School , and was working on a full-length biography of H. A. Cody. This first part details the first part of Rev. Cody's life up until his marriage to Jessie Margaret Flewelling, in 1905.

A 1971 census for Fundy Royal containing demographic and social population Data.

A book with recipes for soups and starters, main course meals, and desserts.

A Remembrance day program detailing the order of events, prayers, hymns and, who will be performing them.

Letters to Mrs. Corbett from the government of Canada.

"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.

A graduation program for Sussex High School June 4th, 1970. The program lists the order of proceedings for the ceremony and also tells which students are graduating in which field for example, trades, home economics...etc.

A small book in the voice of Richard Hatfield talking to the reader discussing the campaign for his election to office as Premier of New Brunswick.