This series contains the finished products of the hard work that went into creating educational and exciting exhibits. There were three major parts to the exhibit that was created for the Packers on the Trail project; virtual, museum, and educational. All these helped to explain and highlight the cowboys essential role in the Bedaux 1934 expedition. Rosaleen Boardman, Ross Peck, and Jay Sherwood were instrumental in the creation of these exhibits. This series is arranged into three sub-series: Virtual, Museum, and Education.

This series contains the overall view of the social events that accompanied the creation of the Packers on the Trail project. Most of these events are annual, but during 2009 were Bedaux expedition themed to highlight the project. A large number of photos were taken to document these events including the launch of Bannock & Beans. Jay Sherwood, Vancouver author, and the relatives and friends of the Bedaux cowboys are showcased throughout. This series is arranged into two sub-series: Reunion, and Harvest social.

Series consists of material created or accumulated by Jodi Braunton, Manager, Research Communications, in preparation for the 50th anniversary celebrations for the Ontario Cancer Institute (OCI). Series includes photocopies of background research on the history of OCI, information on James Till, publisher’s galley for E.A. McCulloch’s book “The Ontario Cancer Institute: Successes and Reverses at Sherbourne Street”, and original correspondence from H.E. Johns to Dr. C.L. Ash and Mr. N.C. Urquhart regarding Dr. John’s acceptance of the position of Senior Physicist at OCI in 1955.

The materials in this series consist of media clippings, programs, pamphlets, bookmarks and promotional posters.

Series forms part of Inverness County Music collection and consists of audio and video recordings of interviews with 57 musicians and music resource people, photographs, digital images, and transcriptions of interviews with analysis. Those interviewed include musicians who have played, instructed, or taken music lessons pertaining to Cape Breton's traditional music style, people who have played a supportive role, or have familial musical roots in Inverness County.

This series consists of the developmental stages of the Packers on the Trail project undertaken by Jay Sherwood and Ross Peck, who are avid and valued researchers for the Hudson's Hope Museum. This series also includes documents detailing the promotion and awards that were created and presented for this project. This series is arranged into four sub-series: Funding, Jay Sherwood Research, Committee Meetings, and Promotion.

The Packers on the Trail project owes part of its success to the generous donations. Both photographs and stories were donated to the Hudson’s Hope Museum to help bring life to the artifacts and textual material that made up the exhibit. The contribution of anecdotes from those involved or connected to the Bedaux expedition are key to really experiencing the cowboys journey through story. The photographs donated by Madeline Carlson and Norm Busche helped to show the social life as well as the outside view of the expedition and the members. This series is arranged into two sub-series: Interviews, and Photographs.