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

Item is a letter addressed to Pauline Alward from Alma F. Law, Executive Secretary of the New Brunswick Association of Registered Nurses. During this time, Alward was on staff at the Moncton Hospital and had become president of the Local Chapter of the New Brunswick Association of Registered Nurses, which hosted the annual provincial meeting in October 1950. This letter commended the success of the event.

Item is a newspaper clipping announcing the celebration of John Willard and Jennie Grace (Snowdon) Wry’s fiftieth wedding anniversary.

Item is a photograph of two men and a women in costume having a conversation at the Diamond Jubilee of Canada’s Confederation celebration in Sackville, New Brunswick.

Item is a photograph of two men and a women in costume having a conversation at the Diamond Jubilee of Canada’s Confederation celebration in Sackville, New Brunswick.

Item is a photograph of a parade celebrating the Diamond Jubilee of Canada’s Confederation, 1 July 1927. This photograph shows a group of women in period costume representing different eras. The picture was taken on the front steps of the Men’s Residence at Mount Allison University (entrance off York Street).

Item is a photograph of the crowd and some speakers at Diamond Jubilee of Canada’s Confederation celebration in Sackville, New Brunswick.

Item is a photograph of four women in costume at the Diamond Jubilee of Canada’s Confederation celebration in Sackville, New Brunswick, one of which is identified on recto as Jean Dixon.