This series contains the administrative records of the Kingston Peninsula Telephone Company.

Items on school construction and renovations, historical notes, 1904 staff, photos and newspaper articles including Sir William MacDonald’s visit to the school in 1905.

Archival items relating to the MCS Alumni. Letters, notices, membership lists, newspaper reports on reunions.

Blueprint of The G Club; 8 September 1998. Technical / drafting blueprints prepared by Draftec for The G. Club.

Special editions of the Castine Patriot newspaper promote local activities to celebrate the re-enactment of the 1783 evacuation of Loyalists from Castine, Maine to St. Andrews New Brunswick ; articles provide a schedule of activities and a brief history of the Castine-St. Andrews connection with the Loyalist settlement in 1783. Two copies of the Castine Loyalist issue.

This series contains information about he membership of the Loyal Orange Association in Kings County (west).

The series comprises documents relating to byroad appropriations and expenditures for the parishes of St. Andrews, West Iles, Campobello and Grand Manan; an agreement for allocation by local MLAs; and a printed list of funds allotted.

This series contains contracts for the Kingston Peninsula Telephone Company.

This series contains letters from E. Jacqueline Davis to her mother and “Vidy” concerning her experiences working as a nurse on a US Army camp on the island of Tinian in the Pacific Ocean near Japan. In these letters Jacqueline discusses her voyage across the Pacific to Tinian, developments during the final days of the war with Japan, what camp life is like, encounter the Japanese civilians and POW*, and events happening at home. Other textual documents in this series include a notice of a change of address for Jacqueline, programmes for church services on Tinian, a document detailing how to mail Christmas packages to soldiers overseas, a map of the Pacific islands, and a document outlining regulations for troop transport. There are also a few newspaper articles, which include several issues of “This Small World”, a newspaper published at the military camp Tinian which has articles on developments of war with Japan and in Europe as well as sports and other items of interest. There are a few other newspapers for enlisted personnel.

This series contains letters and correspondence pertaining to the Gorham family in Kings County. There are both personal and professional letters housed within it. The contents range in date from the 1800's to 1995.