The map includes Prince, Queens, and Kings Counties, Prince Edward Island, portions of Kent, Westmoreland, and Albert Counties, New Brunswick, portions of Cumberland, Colchester, Pictou and Antigonish Counties, Nova Scotia, and the Magdalen Islands. Shows counties, townships, parishes, communities, roads, boundaries, railroads, lighthouses, elevations, etc.

The collection consists of several pieces of nursing memorabilia belonging to Mary (Mullally) Bradley, including newspaper clippings, a brief autobiography, two poems written for the class of 1937 reunion in 1987, an anonymous poem entitled "The Nurse," Mary's nursing license, and two texts which she acquired as a nursing student. The collection also contains one mounted photograph of the 1937 graduating class, one photograph of the class reunion in 1987, and a photo album from Mary's days as a nursing student at the Charlottetown Hospital. The album, dated ca. 1934-1937, contains some identified photographs.

The collection contains a transcription of deaths from the diaries of Lauretta (Machon) Brooks. The alphabetical list, spanning the years 1918-1962, includes the name of the individual and their age, date, and place of death. Some entries also include additional notes made by Lauretta. The transcript was created by Anne (Nosworthy) Brooks in 2002.

This collection contains files on Members of the Legislative Assembly serving Prince Edward Island between 1873 and 1993. The files are arranged alphabetically by last name and contain draft biographical notes, copies of articles from books, newspapers and other publications, source checklists, copies of vital statistics documents, a small amount of correspondence and one portrait photograph of Marion Reid.

This collection consists of seven original letters written by Henry Shearman to his sister Marian Reynolds, who lived in England. The first letter (8 April 1836) is from Devonport, England, where Shearman and his family were waiting to embark on the ship "Castalia" towards Prince Edward Island. The other six letters were all written from PEI, from October 1836 to October 1843. Also included with the collection is a biographical sketch of Henry Shearman, written by Alejandro S. Milberg, and a transcription of the letters. A CD-ROM containing an electronic copy of the biographical sketch, transcripts of the letters, and digital copies (scans) of the original letters is also included.

The "Data on Winter Communication" scrapbook contains clippings about ferry service from a variety of Prince Edward Island newspapers from 1897 to 1903. Many of the articles and letters from citizens argue about where the ferries should cross the Northumberland Strait. Two of the more popular locations for the ferry crossing were Summerside and Cape Traverse, Prince Edward Island. During this time period the steamship ice-breaker the "Stanley" and then also the "Minto" were providing passenger, mail and supply service between Prince Edward Island and the mainland. The newspaper clippings are glued into a copy of the "Fourteenth Annual Report of the Bureau of Animal Industry" (1897). Pages that did not have clippings glued on them were cut out at some point.

This collection consists of the records of Allison Profitt and his wife Ruby Dennis Profitt of Lower Freetown, Prince Edward Island. The records include correspondence, notebooks, clippings, photographs, and other material. The collection is divided into two series: Allison Profitt and Ruby Dennis Profitt.

This collection consists of one account book (1858-1860) for Scantlebury Carriage Works of Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, listing dates, names, work done, and fees. There is also one copy photograph of the carriage factory, ca. 1860 (copied 200-?).