The collection consists of a newsletter on the Lennox Island Indian Act revision submitted to the Lennox Island Band members by John Joe Sark and several photographs of Lennox Island Micmacs including Chief John Thomas, baseball and hockey teams and St. Ann's Church.

This collection contains photographs of Prince of Wales and Charlottetown sports teams, all of which are identified. A 1924 Prince of Wales College Commencement Programme. Coloured photocopies of two Charlottetown watercolours; Hillsboro Bridge by Edna Gordon, and Victoria Park, by F. Rogers, 1896.

This collection consists of two photocopies of the album pages and 42 copy prints from a photograph album belonging to Mrs. Lulu (Hooper) Deacon which was passed down through her family. The images are of portraits of members of the Strong, Hooper, Thomas, Moyse, Wright, Clark, and other families. The portrait subjects are identified as are most of the photographers. Some handwritten comments as to relationships and so on are included in the album. The majority of the original photographs were cartes-de-visit with a few tintypes most likely dating from the 1860s and 1870s. Eight photographs were missing from the album at the time of copying. The collection also includes a photocopy of the album pages.

The collection consists of two photographic prints made from the originals. One is a portrait of George Dunsford in his World War I uniform. The other is of an unidentified military group of W.W. I vintage. The only identified member of the group is Martin MacDonald of Rocky Point, front row, extreme left.

The collection consists of MacLeod family genealogy collected by Harold MacLeod while researching and writing his book entitled the "MacLeods of Prince Edward Island" which was published in Charlottetown, PEI in 1986. The collection also contains genealogical information on Compton, Hume, MacPherson, MacLauchlan, MacKenzie, and MacDonald families, and their connection to various MacLeod families on PEI. A register of the burial grounds in Uig, PEI, a Matheson Clan Newsletter for 1989, as well as the correspondence undertaken by Harold MacLeod while researching his book are also contained in the collection. The majority of the files have MacLeod families orgainzed according to the Lot in which they lived.

As part of its efforts in carrying out the Sustainable Agriculture Assistance Program, the Prince Edward Island Department of Agriculture, together with the Institute of Island Studies, developed The Best of the Past project to gather data on traditional sustainable farming practices that could be evaluated in today's agriculture. The project was carried out in the summer and fall of 1988 and in January of 1989. This fonds consists of 42 oral interviews and a published report. The interviews are predominantly with full-time farmers representing all areas of the Island. The focus of the interviews is on agricultural practices as they existed up to the 1950's before the large-scale introduction of chemicals and mechanization. Subjects discussed include the family farm, cultivation, insect and fungus control, folklore traditions, mixed farming and others. The report, containing an overview, interview summaries and annotated bibliography, was prepared by Wayne MacKinnon and Elinor Vass.

This collection consists of a videotape containing film sequences of country and family life in Bay Fortune in 1933/34. Much of the film is shot on the farm with many scenes of a typical farmyard, often with family members, neighbours, farm animals and equipment. Sequences include those of the farmer at work with his binder in the fields as well as scenic shots river, fields and woods. Evocative pictures of a family day at the shore and scenes of teacher and children in the school yard and on a picnic add a further dimension to the film.

This collection contains 16 mm films whose subject matter involves people, places, events, or activities in Prince Edward Island. These include series of films about Lucy Maud Montgomery and Don Messer, coverage of royal visits of H.M. Queen Elizabeth, coverage of the 1964 curling championship held in Chrlottetown, tourism promotion description and travel films, and films re. out-migration from the Island and the Comprehensive Development Plan. These films were made by the National Film Board, by individual Islanders or groups, or by the media in the coverage of current events.

This collection is comprised primarily of documents and photographs regarding the 105 Battalion and Island military history. Included in the collection are: a notebook kept by Lieut. Allen Battiscombe Cosh of statistics collected regarding the men of the No.7 Platoon "B" Company; a photograph of the Battalion Band; a photograph of 18 of the men of the Battalion (all identified); a Christmas/New Year's card 1917-1918 including a photograph of the warrant officers, sergeants and staff sergeants of the 104th Canadian Infantry Battalion; programmes to Remembrance Day and Legion dinners; a photocopy of a commission appointing Robert Hodgson Captain in 1796; and newspaper and other articles regarding Island military history.

In addition to the military material are: newspaper clippings and a letter regarding the first air mail flight to the Island; a photograph of the Charlottetown Fire Department fighting a fire at Heartz Hall (Trinity United Church); a newspaper article about a historic Charlottetown house; and two copies of the programme for a coronation service held for King George V at the First Methodist Church in Charlottetown.

The collection contains a genealogy of the family of Sampson Rose and Elizabeth Baker, a history of North Lake (1931), and a few copies of burial permits from King's County registration district #44, 1956-1958.