The fonds consists of minutes of the PEI Board of Insurance Underwriters from 1883 to 1967. Within these minutes are reports of the Secretary, Inspector of Buildings, various committees, notices of meetings, as well as financial reports. Books of minimum tarriff rates for 1895, 1901, 1908, and 1915, list buildings of specific fire risk in various communities across PEI. In later years, the minutes often include a list of insurance companies and the individuals representing them, who sat on the PEI Board of Insurance Underwriters.

The fonds contains an account book, inscribed "Brush Book," which lists purchases made by the lumber dealer's clients, most of whom are identified as living in Queens County, Prince Edward Island.

The collection consists of Thomas Robinson's commission of Adjutant Corps of Horse and Foot Artillery in the Queens County Militia in 1809 as well as his commission of Captain of the Royal Kent Corps in 1810.

The collection consists of three photographs: Prince Edward Island Railway workers (mechanical branch), the cast of production of "In The Good Old Summertime" (Clyde River Drama Club), and a composite of 15 photographs of Eton Lodge (Sons of England) members mounted on cardboard.

This kit is a collection of excerpts from primary source documents regarding the Land Question on Prince Edward Island. The documents are divided inot two main catagories. The first group, printed on white paper and lettered A to N, consists of transcripts of original documents or parts of documents. The second group of documents, printed on coloured paper and numbered 1 to 11, is made of up photographic reproductions of selected primary sources. There is also a guide to the Land Question study kit.

This collection consists of two pieces of sheet music with lyrics by Island authors, a booklet for the teaching of music to Grades I - VII, and listings of music teachers in Prince Edward Island schools from 1962-1994.

This fonds consists of original, photocopied, and microfilmed copies of issues of "The Maple Leaf" magazine dating from 1907 to 1947. Originally a monthly magazine, publication changed to a bi-monthly format in 1942. The magazine includes: news stories and reminiscences of Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Maine, Massachusetts, and California; poetry; correspondence; the column "Persons and Places, Past and Present" containing stories about people and vital statistics; and short fiction stories in "The Children's Department".

This fonds is arranged by the format of the records: bound issues, individual issues housed in files, and microfilmed issues.

The fonds consists of the account book of George Beales covering the years 1848-1865. The first page of the account book gives the names and birth dates of George's children. The rest of the account book lists sales of meat, butter, tobacco, wood and potatoes by George to members of the community. There are also some entries which appear to list what George owed other people for services he received.

The collection consists of biographical information about George Walker written at the time of his induction into the Prince Edward Island Sports Hall of Fame. There is also an article about George's wife Verna who was an active volunteer within their Ontario community. The collection also contains five images including George and individuals who appear to be his brothers and his father in their military uniforms as well as a photo of George posing with his sports awards in 1924.

The fonds consists of correspondence, a journal, diary and recipe book believed to belong to Mary Stubbs Edwards, notebook, and assessment rolls of the Hampshire school belonging to Robert Hill Edwards. The correspondence consists of two letters: one to Mary Hill Edwards from her mother-in-law Marion Edwards dated the 22 May 1841, and the other to Robert Hill Edwards from E.J. Vaughan dated the 10 May 1858. The journal of Robert Hill Edwards documents a list of supplies and settlements of accounts of students in North Wiltshire from 1853 to 1855, recipes, beginnings of letters, expenditures and notes of his farm, a list of addresses and letters written in 1837, an account book for 1837-1838, as well as a receipt book by D.J. Haynes in Boston. Robert 's notebook (1831-1835) includes poetry, lists of books and magazines, copies of letters, journal entries, and genealogical information of the Edwards family. The fonds also contains a three page handwritten history of Hampshire (n.d.) and an assessment roll of the Hampshire School dated the 15 October 1913.