The collection consists of deeds pertaining to Quoddy Coal Company from 25 July 1857 to 8 July 1915.
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Collection consists of 5 papers representing sale of church pew 1859 ; sale of land - Wilson's Beach 1873 ; copy of will of Davide Ludlow 1870 ; school tuition receipts 1866 and 1869 ; teacher's salary receipt 1858.

This collection consists of materials on the study and practice of medicine in Charlotte County.

This collection consists of family letters from 1858-1861.

Time book with names of men working in quarries, January 1875 - December 1877; Pay book with names and signatures of men working in quarries March 1875 - April 1878; Board of Director's papers; secretary's letter book (1873-1875); company correspondence (1872-1878); employee records; architectural plans and specifications; financial papers.

The papers of A. D. Stevenson were found in upper attic of the Masonic Hall with those left there by his cousin Benjamin R. Stevenson. The latter was at that time Judge of Probate and had in his possession documents from many estates. Although it covers only a short period of time, from 1867 to1871, and is of less importance than some of the other estates in the Stevenson collection, it is the most extensive. The documents consist almost entirely of business papers. However he left a small diary kept during 1866, the year of the Fenian raids. This contains interesting though brief references to the general feeling in St. Andrews at that period. The diary also contains frequent notes on the price of gold suggesting that he was dealing in that commodity.

CPR Railway Passes signed by Van Horne 1892 (Photocopy); Celebration of the Armistice and Ending of the War Program, 1918; Small notebook titled “With the Compliments of the Confederation Life Association” inscribed with train details; Small notebook titled “Keep in mind that the Charlotte County Exhibition Is going to be the Best Ever This Year 1914”; Small postcard promoting the charms of St. Andrews; Seaside Inn and Cabins pamphlet; Jas A. Walker, B.C Manager business card; Campobello Island brochure 1970; Deer Island Brochure; Salt Sea Breezes at St. Andrews-By-the-Sea brochure; Centenary of the Charlotte County Grammar School 1818-1918; St Andrews Arena brochure presenting “The Princess of the Ice” 1949; Brochure for the Third Competitive Festival of Music 1951; Canadian Manufacturers Association 1922; Photograph of town plateau plan; Postcards of Sea Captains Loft x2; Postcard of St Andrews Harbour 1862; Queen Insurance Company Foreign Fire Policy; St Andrews Old Home Month August 1947; Correspondence between the Charlotte County Archives & Emmett Burgess; Program for Patriotic Concert in Memorial for the Canadian Soldiers’ Fund 1899; Clipping from newspaper “Brides of September, 1905” featuring the marriage of Miss Helen Augusta Hibbard to Mr. Carl Sherman Cole; Clipping from newspaper featuring the engagement of Miss Helen Augusta Hibbard to Mr. Carl Sherman Cole; from the Montreal Star, entitled “Where they Liked George III- Loyal St. Andrew’s Named Streets for Princes”; Clipping from newspaper entitled “Unpredictable Month” 1979; Clipping from newspaper entitled “Willows Always Know” 1979 ; Clipping from newspaper entitled “As I Remember” 1976; Clipping from newspaper entitled “Gallery Patron Mrs. H. Pillow Dies In Quebec” -1969
; Clipping from newspaper entitled “Shire town Items- Born Fifty Years Too Soon” -1970; Newspaper clipping from St. Croix Courier featuring a section entitled “Sixty Years ago” a piece written in 1914 & republished in 1974;. Clipping from newspaper entitled “Carnival is held at St. Andrews” 1931; Clipping from newspaper entitled “Shire town Carnival A Great Success” 1932; Page from Travel brochure entitled “Play, Fiddle head, Play”; Pages from St. Croix Courier, 1975 entitled “A History of Pharmacy in St. Andrews”; Page from St. Croix Courier, 19179 entitled “St.Andrews- a Loyalist Town”; Clipping from the Telegraph-Journal, “Famous St. George Band (1890)”, 1956; Clipping from newspaper entitled “Could it Happen Here?” 1979; Clipping from newspaper entitled “Queen was rightly spared funeral Duty” 1969; Clipping from newspaper entitled “Club Sponsors Fifth Tour to Regal Summer Homes”;Short history of Saint Andrews; Article by Archie Cunningham “New Brunswick & Canada Railway”; Invoice from R. Fraser Keay Hardware, Building Supplies, and Sporting Goods, 1931; License from the Department of Transport Radio Division Carol Hibbard 1947-1948; Poem “The Unguarded Border” written by Nellie Mowat 1970; Register of Pupils attending the Charlotte County Grammar School 1886-1899;Board of School Trustees Grading certificate certifying Helen Augusta Hibbard has completed the Course of Instruction for Advanced Schools; Telegram congratulating Helen Augusta Hibbard on her marriage 1905; Postcard to George Grimmer 1879; Envelope from P.G Hanson Dry Goods, Tailoring, Gents’ furnishings addressed to Miss Hibbard; Wedding invitation of Helen Augusta and Mr. Carlos Sherman Cole 1905; Invoice from J.I Fennel, Groceries and Provisions 1903; Invoice from P.G Hanson Dry Goods, Tailoring, Gents’ furnishings 1905; Receipt of payment 1914; Brochure for House and Garden Tour 1952; Invoice from J.I Fennel groceries and provisions 1905;. Two blank postcards; Letter to Miss Hibbard from Mrs. Brodie 1903

This Fonds contains correspondence (3,324 items), post card reports from travelers (838 items), also receipts, invoices, orders, account books, Ledgers, workman's records, freight bills, bank records, agreements, insurance policies, trade circulars and trade cards.

Papers consist of Nathan Treadwell's commission as captain in First Battalion, Charlotte County Militia, Dec. 12, 1864, 10 certificates of discharge of seamen Hedley V. Treadwell from ship 'Senator Weber (Liverpool),1976-9 and ship 'Regent' 1880-83, and two handwritten testimonials, also a brief genealogy recorded by J.C Medcof in 1965 and 2 photos ; certificate of Merit to Nathan Treadwell ; newspaper article on Treadwell home.

The Frances Wren family fonds includes John Wren papers; Ranby Wren papers; Frances Wren newspaper clippings; pamplets and brochures with illustrations by Frances Wren including Alonquin sketch book and Cottage Craft. John Wren papers: funeral invoices; certificate of competency as Master (ships -- 1864); photocopies of probate court records, 1871 census, and obituary. Ranby Wren papers include National Registration Act 1915. 12 page booklet The Early History of St Andrews as shown by the Historical Tableaus Magazine Aug 1942. Various Christmas Cards undated including Christmas Card of the Old Gaol 1985. Newspaper cutting undated of the Nomination Day Metting in 1896. 6 Grammar School Review Newsletters, dates 7 Oct 1935, Oct 14 1935, 21 Oct 1935, 4 Nov 1935 & 02 Dec 1935. Letter from the British Sun Corporation dated 10 April 1916, To Mr Wren confirming appoitment as Chief Officer on the S S British Sun. booklet tittled Proceedings of the second annual communicatio of the M W grand lodge Free & Accepted Masons, held in St john 22 & 23 September 1869. Law Union & Rock Insurance policys for the Private lodge Corporation Lodge # 5, dated 1939 - 1943. Mercantile fire Insurance Policies for the Masonic Lodge of St Andrews Jan 1940 - 1943. British Empire Assurance Company policies for Lodge hall, dates 1940 - 1943. Brochures for the Musical Evening In aid of the Parish library held on 28 April 1904; A story of Cottage Craft dated 1958; the Governor General visit to the opening of Prince Arthur Sports Field at SirJames Dunn Academy; A collage of colored illustrations depicting special events held in St. Andrews to commemorate the 1983 Bicentennial year; Country 16th 17th centuries local 7 traditional sung at the Farmers Pageant in St Andrews date unknown. Form of Prayer dated 12 May 1937 for the Coronation of King George V1 & Queen Elizabeth from Abbey church, St Peters Westminster. Various Newspaper cuttings; A pair of triangular wooden prints featuring art by Frances Wren, which were intended to be used as a decorative element in clocks created to resemble an old style "cathedral clock" sold by Grace Helen Mowat.