Material consists of the play “A Precious Pickle” [presented prior to 1924], correspondence regarding the history of the organization and a copy of the 1907 minutes (including a membership list).

A program for the Coronation celebration of Queen Elizabeth the 2nd in Hampton N.B. on July 2nd, 1953. The program lists all the events that are going to happen to celebrate the coronation.

The lyrics to a song called "John Munroe" written by Maggie Vail.

A magazine titled, "Weekend Magazine" that is talking about Vimy Ridge and how it helped forge Canada's identity. The magazine came out in 1967, Canada's 100th anniversary and the 50th anniversary of the battle of Vimy Ridge.

2 pages of letterhead of Arden Hotel, St. George, New Brunswick. C.Hazen McGee, proprietor of the hotel is noted. The letterheads feature a small picture of Magaguadavic Falls.

A label from a Mah-Pu Mineral Water Bottle glued to a piece of cardboard.

Military documents including medical files for John Belding.

A magazine called "The Educational Review" and its content contains advanced methods of education and general culture.

An invitation to attend a free exhibition of the International Correspondence Schools held at P.G Hanson's store, St. Andrews. Date: July 23rd-27th, 1904. The invitation states that the exhibition will feature works from 2,000 students across New Brunswick and lessons featured in French, Spanish and German via phonograph. The invitation states that attendees have the opportunity to win a free trip to St. Louis or $30.00 in cash. The inside of the invitation features a series of questions concerning the readers occupation and salary and an insert featuring all of the programs offered by the International Correspondence School, located in Scranton, Pennsylvania.

Item is a 78 page book of poetry featuring the works of Walter Mansfield Buck. Buck was born in Dublin, Ireland, in December of 1826. A civil engineer, Buck came to Canada in 1852 where he was appointed Chief Engineer of the New Brunswick & Canadian Railway. From that time on he held important positions on every railroad in New Brunswick, and at the time of his death in 1881 he was Provincial Engineer of New Brunswick. Buck lived in St. Andrews and a was a member of the All Saints Anglican Church. Buck revised the plans to convert the All Saints Church from a stone structure to a wooden one.