Certificate of "The Grand Lodge of the Ancient and Honorable Fraternity of Free and Accepted Masons of New Brunswick, St. Marks Lodge, St. Andrews", 1875 of being received into freemasonry in NB.

Letter to Mr. Brodie (July 13th 1899) regarding his departure from St. Andrews. William Brodie was teacher and principal at the Charlotte County Grammar School. The letter is signed by many residents of the town.

Nature study exercise book hand written by Velma B Toft Feb 1927; 1 torn page from scrapbook by Andrew Toft Sept 1933 has 6 one cent stamps on the back; photo of horse

War Savings Stamp Book has 7 stamps only, belonged to Freda Tewksbury of Leonardville Deer Island NB.
Ration Book 2 Prefix & Serial number SJ302097 and has 3 pages only, belonged to Ralph Couley JNR

Agenda Paper - Historical Sites and Monuments Board of Canada by Dr. Gerald L. Pocius of Memorial University of Newfoundland -- 1995. Paper done in order to assess Seal Cove herring stands on the seawall as a National Historic Site.

The Bay Pilot St. Andrews, N.B. April 30, 1885 Vol 7 No 51

Voter's list - Polling Sub-Division No. 17 in the Parish of St. Patrick in the County of Charlotte, N.B. for the year 1925

In 1785, as part of the formation of the new province of New Brunswick, Charlotte County was established as one of the original counties. Seven original parishes were created and set off in 1786 but they did not include all the lands assigned to the County. In 1814 it extended north to the County line and took in Dumbarton. Its communities are Bethel, Bocabec, Bocabec Cove, Digdeguash, Dumbarton, Elmsville, Johnson Settlement, Kerrs Ridge and McMinn.

The act of voting is one of the key elements of a democracy and a fundamental rights of citizens. It is the principle means by which Canadians participate in choosing their representatives and governments at the federal, provincial, territorial and municipal levels.

J30 St. Andrews - Chamcook - Bayside, Lands and Mines, 1951. Map of St. Andrews from aerial photographs.

Scrapbook of newspaper clippings compiled by Lelia Johnstone of Elmsville, NB; 1942-1946. Pasted in "Experimental Farms" 1911.

Letter from architect H. Ross Wiggs to Mrs. Blair Gordon concerning details of house designed by him for the Gordons.