This item consists of 1 map titled "The British Colonies in North America - from the best authorities, n.d.".

This item consists of one map titled "Grand Manan Island, Topography Map" that shows the topography of Grand Manan including elevations, paths roads and more.

The item consists of a map titled "Land grant Map of area of North Head, Grand Manan, NB, then called Flagg's Cove , 1804, brief summary notes by Donald McDonald, Deputy Surveyor for Charlotte Co., N. B., copy." A black and white printout from a microfilm reader of the northern area of Grand Manan Island, NB. Included is brief summary notes by Donald McDonald Deputy Surveyor for Charlotte Co., N. B., 1804.

Pro Pocket Guide The Algonquin Golf Course for 1979, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1986, 1990, 2000; Fairmont Algonquin brochure 2004 including Golf Course inserts; CPR advertising booklet; Hotel Register 1895, booklet entitled "Audit Program for CPR Hotels"; floor plan of first Algonquin Hotel; correspondence; "The Algonquin History: That First Year… And the Next One Hundred and Three", a booklet on the first season the hotel was opened and notable events in the following years; "St. Andrews by the Sea New Brunswick and the Algonquin Hotel", a promotional booklet for visitors to the Algonquin Hotel and St. Andrews.

Pheasant, Houghton, Hetherington to Brickwell - 1847; Hatch to Green, 1849; Green & wife to Samuel Whitlock 1853; S. Whitlock to Fitsimmons 1861; S. Whitlock executor of Fitsimmons to Leanard Chase 1874; Chase to Thilock 1874; S. Whitlock to Julius Whitlock 1875; Julius Whitlock and others to Mary Agnes Davis 1884.

Contains textual records with information regarding the history of the Churches and Reverends of the Kingston Peninsula.

A notebook that was intended for the study of physics but was never used. It has a kid named "Spanky" on the front cover and has the "Little Rascals" on the back cover.

The small clipping from a newspaper talks about McCully's Siding Station and how it has been removed from Lower Penobsquis.

A music booklet with the song "Softly the Twilight is Falling" made to be played with a piano and vocals.

Three typed pages of humor. The first page is titled "What to do in case of an Air Raid", the second is a letter from a wife of a soldier to a army base in Ottawa. The third poem is making fun of woman.