Item is a Christmas thank-you letter written to John and Mabel Alward, signed by Capt. N. Packham and dated December 26th, 1917.

Items pertain to the Main Street Sackville Baptist Church, including a historical sketch, story book, invitation and commemoration booklet, service booklet, and a church bulletin.

Items are a group of documents related to Pauline’s service with St. John Ambulance. Item includes a certificate, a letter from the organization in which Alward was asked to receive in her name a Priory Vote of Thanks from the Governor General, a program from the event at which the award was received, and a schedule of the event.

Item is the text from a speech of appreciation, delivered by Mariette Hofland about Pauline Alward’s involvement with the Owens Art Gallery and the Sackville Art Association.

Item is a newspaper clipping which highlights the occasion when the doors to York Street were officially opened at the Owens Art Gallery. The clipping has two photographs of Pauline (Alward) Spatz standing between Mayor Will Campbell and Mount Allison University President Ian Newbould

Item is a certificate of appreciation presented to Pauline Spatz by the Town of Sackville in recognition of her interest, time and personal commitment to the Owens Art Gallery. This was given as part of Sackville’s Volunteer Appreciation night, and was described in two newspaper clippings included with the certificate.

Item is a newspaper clipping from the Sackville Tribune documenting a family reunion held in 1991 for the descendants of Willard and Jennie Wry.

Item is a postcard addressed to Pauline Alward sent from her friend Marjorie Jean Wood. Postcard depicts the Science Building at Mount Allison University, Sackville, NB.

Items are three autograph books belonging to Pauline (Alward) Spatz and containing inscriptions from numerous individuals. The green book is dated from Wood Point, NB, 1935 and includes inscriptions from her parents and grandparents. The blue patterned book was a gift from a friend for Christmas 1939, and many of the autographs within are from time spent at a cottage on Mason’s Beach when working on correspondence courses in summer 1941. Lastly, the brown album contains autographs primarily from 1942 – 1943, and from her time spent at Sackville High School.

Items are three miscellaneous newspaper clippings.