The records consist of clippings from the Second World War. With the collection of newspaper clippings is some other memorabilia of the war.

This series consists of six insurance policies for corporations and individuals dated between 1853 and 1877.

This series consists of items which relate to Indians. Included are copies of treaties signed between 1725 and 1902.

This series consists of 9 items relating to the sale and transfer of land dating between 1787 and 1876.

This series consists of 48 items of a literary nature mostly compiled by New Brunswickers between 1859 and c. 1900.

Series consists of material related to the Hubbard family, including photographs and textual records.

The records pertain primarily to a descendant, Dora Louisa Hubbard (1882-1968), who after receiving her schooling in Burton attended the Newtown Hospital School in Massachusetts, graduating in 1914 as a registered nurse and she continued to nurse in the Newtown Hospital.
She went overseas in June 1916 serving until June 1917. Continuing her WW I service she then served with the American Red Cross until 1918. After the war she did private nursing in Boston until 1940, when she moved to Montreal, until 1953 when she retired and returned to Fredericton. In addition to Dora's records there is an item pertaining to Nathaniel Hubbard and an item pertaining to Belmont House of R.D. Wilmot.

This series consists of sixty-one items that were produced as essays on a topic or the notes used to write an essay. These "notes" include typescripts of original documents made for research purposes. 'Provenance' dictates that the typescripts be placed by themselves rather than with the original.

The Woodbridge Collection is very diverse, and dates from 1900 to 1955. A large part of it is comprised of military material, which includes Woodbridge's commissions and certificates, military correspondence and official forms, ledgers, returns and schedules. Also in the collection are items, which reflect aspects of Woodbridge's personal life: correspondence, poetry, greeting cards, programmes, photographs, clippings, and maps.

The Series consists of Henry Bartlett’s correspondence, receipts, account statements, etc. of his business affairs, 1822-1842. Also, three publications given to Bliss Carmen by his family in 1845
and two land records thought to come into Mr. Riansford's possession as he was deputy
commissioner of crown lands. The 70 records are listed as follows.

This series consist of records related to the Company's dealings in Oromocto and date from 1785 to 1821.