This collection consists of a photocopies listing by plot number of the name and address of the family who owned the plot in the Argyle Shore cemetery. There is also a tabulation of the number of grave sites in the plot which have been used. The list was complied by William Victor Campbell, 1945-1947.

This collection consists of two photographs, a postcard of St. Dunstan's Cathedral and Bishop's Palace, and a handwritten account of the births, deaths, and marriages of the Joseph Wise and Mary Burgoyne family.

This collection consists of two photographs, including the Marguerite Intermediate League of Cross girls basketball team, 1923, and an unidentified drama group, possibly related to Holy Redeemer. Some individuals are identified.

This collection consists of a microfilm copy of the diary of Violet Goldsmith dated 7 June 1900 to 15 March 1906. It contains accounts of daily activities in the Goldsmith household, Violet's teaching experiences, and her trip to England in May 1901. Also included are biographical notes on Rev. John Goldsmith and Anna Goldsmith as well as 8 post cards and photographs depicting Prince of Wales College, St. Paul's Church, and St. Peter's Cathedral.

This collection consists of a sketch, specifications and blueprints prepared by architect J. E. Harris for alterations and additions to York United Church, York, Prince Edward Island, in 1928.

This fonds consists of a volume containing household accounts as well as accounts with various individuals. In the latter case indication is rarely given as to the reason for the amount listed. The volume also contains a brief diary (Jan-April 1914) kept by Harriet Dickieson in which she notes her daily activities such as cleaning, sewing, making butter and soap as well as visits to and from neighbours, activities of her children, church and community happenings. a few pages include "New Glasgow notes".

This fonds consists of 25 black and white photographs, 6 colour photographs, greeting cards and a postcard of Maritime Central Airways personnel, planes and travelers. Personnel photographs are identified on verso.

The fonds consists of contact prints and negatives produced from original glass plate negatives taken by Arthur Newbery. The images are mostly of Ella Newbery and her three young daughters, sometimes formally posed, other times at play. There are exterior and interior shots of the Newbery residence at 11 Haviland Street. Arthur Newbery and Susan Malcolm appear in some of the images as do members of the related Croskill and MacEachern families. Five of the images are of the iceboat service taken on 5 March 1885. Also included in the fonds are photocopies of newspaper clippings,etc. containing genealogical data re. the Newbery family.

This fonds consists of the volumes entitled "Arthur Owen, Master Builder, and Elizabeth Lee; Their Children and Grandchildren, A Partial Genealogy of an Island Family," which was printed by Arthur C. Owen, August 1990, for the Owen Family Bicentennial Reunion. It contains genealogical information about 266 descendants of Arthur Owen and Elizabeth Lee born between 1788 and 1881.

Arthur Owen was born in England 1756. He emigrated to Prince Edward Island sometime around 1780 and worked in several different shipyards. He married Elizabeth Lee in England in June of 1787 and returned to PEI in 1788. Upon his return, he worked as a Master Builder and agent for Hill Thomas and Company in the Alberton area. Sometime after 1795, Owen settled in Princetown/Richmond Bay area and opened his own shipyard. In 1805, he was appointed Surveyor of Shipping for the General Registrar and Record Office, a position he held until his death in 1833. He and Elizabeth had eight children.

This fonds consists of two books written by Arthur P. Johnstone which chronicle life in Long River PEI in the first half of the twentieth century. The first entitled "My memories of growing up on a farm in Long River PEI" includes vignettes about all types of farming including fox ranching, agricultural equipment, schools and education, roads, different modes of transportation, food and clothing, and social events. The second "History of Long River, Prince Edward Island" gives a brief history of the Long River followed by genealogical information about the families in the area.