Photocopies of letters sent from Robert Calder, from Marston describes his tour through the woods and may have been the first exploration between St Anns, Nova Scotia and St Andrews.

Many of the documents in this collection are related to the operation of George McKenzie's tidal mill and other business ventures in Mascarene, including business correspondences, legal affairs, shipping operations, orders, bills, and receipts. More personal correspondences involving the family matters of Hector and Julia McKenzie are also included.

This collection consists of records pertaining to shipping activities connected to Charlotte County.

This collection consists of records of the Charlotte County Gaol inmates, including gaol registers and discharge records, an account of sale of public lots in the Gaol Block, transcribed interviews with individuals who used to work or live in the Gaol, and blank printed forms for the operation of the gaol.

This collection contains a land grant request from Christopher Scott, a wealthy and influential member of the community of St. Andrews, New Brunswick from the early 19th century.

This collection consists of account books whose creators are unknown.

This collection contains correspondence, legal documents, and maps and estate plans related to a dispute between the Canadian Pacific Railway and various St. Andrews landowners during the 1990s. The dispute stems from concerns over the Canadian Pacific Railway's rights to portions of land belonging to these landowners for railway purposes. Spearheaded by James Davies, these landowners put forward a class action lawsuit arguing the C.P.R.'s right of way on this land had lapsed due to abandonment and that rights to this land should automatically revert to them. The C.P.R. had also put forward an offer to release their interest in this land in favor of the landowners.

By laws include 16 pages of articles relative to company's rules as recorded in 1857
Transcribed records of St Andrews Fire Department. Included are the names of firemen from 1853-1988 and other information.
Ledgers contain Roll Book of No 2 Fire Company from 2 May 1898 to 25 December 1939 ; letters and daily notes from10 October 1887 to 16 August 1900. Hand written history covers period 1853 - 1988; including names of firepersons, vehicles, and general notes. Cancelled cheques, cheque stubs and bank statements for 1973. Also included is a poster titled "A Century of Fire Fighting", which depicts early fire-fighting techniques in Canada.

The collection consists of deeds pertaining to Quoddy Coal Company from 25 July 1857 to 8 July 1915.
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