This fonds consists of a Bible containing a volume of Psalms published in London in 1702. The Old and New Testaments are dated 1708 and were probably published in Amsterdam. The genealogical information concerns the Cambridge and Wright families. Photocopies from Christ's Hospital London relate to the admission of Thomas Wright.

The fonds consists primarily of letters written by Robert and Alberta Yates of Boston, Massachusetts to their daughter Alberta in Lot 46, Prince Edward Island as well as letters from Susanna Yates of Belfast, Ireland, to her son James. There are a few other letters to different members of the family, a notice of marriage for Archibald Buchanan and Mary S. Yates, a business card for Yates & Jones, Boston (1902), and six unidentified photographs which were mailed to Mrs. James Yates. The letters are primarily of a personal nature, outlining the activities of the Yates family and their friends. There is also a copy of a pamphlet entitled "Control of Insects and Diseases in Vegetable Gardens" from the War Time Production Series, 1940.

The fonds consists of textual and photographic records arranged into ten series:

1. Minutes and Annual Reports
2. Ladies Auxiliary records
3. Administrative records
4. Financial records
5. Fundraising campaigns
6. Holland Cove Camp
7. Building plans, specifications and equipment
8. Activities
9. Photographic materials
10. Miscellaneous materials

The collection consists of 34 portrait images comprised of 28 cabinet cards, 3 cartes-de-visites and 4 tintypes. There is also one death announcement card. Approximately half of the images are identified although identifications may be suspect in some cases. Those that are identified were residents of York in the nineteenth century. About half of the photographs were taken by C. Lewis or George H. Cook of Charlottetown, PEI.

The fonds contains transcriptions of the baptismal, marriage and death registers of the Little York circuit registers from 1870 to 1918. Birth dates recorded date back to 1868. Death records date from 1896 to 1916. As well as names of child and parents and dates of birth and baptism, the baptismal records include occupation and address of parents. Marriage records include marital status of bride and groom, date and location of the marriage, names of witnesses, and minister officiating. The death register records place of residence, date of death and date and place of burial.

This work provides a history of the Latin American Mission Program (LAMP) which was established by the Diocese of Charlottetown in Prince Edward Island in 1968. The publication also includes personal reminiscences and stories of 19 Islanders who traveled to the Caribbean and Central America as missionaries with LAMP.

The fonds consists of nine volumes of minutes of the Lodge from its inception in January 1868 to August 1981. Volumes also contain some financial information.

The fonds consists of membership, baptismal, marriage and burial registers of Zion Presbyterian Church and its predecessors the Free Church and the Queen's Square Church. It includes as well annual reports, financial books and records of the congregation, administrative bodies and special groups of the church. They have been arranged into the following series:

Series 1: Baptisms, marriages, deaths
Series 2: Board of Trustees
Series 3: Session
Series 4: Annual reports
Series 5: Congregational records
Series 6: Registers
Series 7: Financial records
Series 8: Sunday School records
Series 9: Women's Groups
Series 10: Building Committee
Series 11: Records of Rev. David Sutherland
Series 12: Miscellaneous

The fonds consists of the following series of records:

Series 1: Minutes
Series 2: Annual reports
Series 3: Financial ledgers
Series 4: Membership
Series 5: Publications
Series 6: Projects
Series 7: Scrapbooks/photograph albums
Series 8: Executive procedures and classification manuals