The collection consists of b&w photographs of the area, buildings, staff, and students. There is 1 transparency.

The fonds consists of historical write-ups, house chronicles, local house accounts, visitation, minutes; some informal and incomplete information re students.

Photographs (b&w) depict early Nulato, later years, and neighboring camps and villages. Recent photographs are coloured and are less formal.

The fonds consists of house chronicles, local council minutes, and local visitation reports; school attendance records (1910-1958), monograph (1950), class records (1944-1948), monograph of St. Peter Claver Mission, Sunday School hymn book (1885), newspaper articles, year books and local calendars, articles about the Koyukokan Stick Dance, adult education efforts, reference and subject files.

The photographic collection depicts the Sisters home, the dispensary, and various other buildings in Kribi and elsewhere. Dispensary activities and scenic views help describe the work and the weather.

The fonds consists of correspondence from Kribi to Victoria, documents, a newspaper article and card.

The collection records the various aspects of the Sisters years (1934-1942) in Japan: areas, buildings, people, students, travels.

The fonds consists of detailed newsletters sent periodically from Japan to the Sisters in Victoria, B.C. The letters describe travels, efforts to open schools, cultural awareness, various personages and groups met at Kagoshima and Fukuoka; 1938 Bulletin of Bishop Breton (Diocese of Fukuoka), 1937 Report of Apostolic Delegate Paul Marella, correspondence 1930s-1940s, reference and subject files.

The collection mainly consists of b&w photographs of the area, buildings, staff, students, and village. Photographs of the 1980s and 1990s are usually coloured and record particular activities: church, school, social. Several albums feature creative covers, handmade by students or villagers. Some of the photographs were developed at the mission itself. About 7 cm of pages of coloured transparencies record scenery, buildings, and people.

The fonds consists of script house chronicles (1888-1957), local house minutes, accounts, visitation reports, historical magazine and newspaper articles, newsletters, missionary biographical information, school artwork, notebooks about fish-cutting and fur work, jubilee booklets and programs, post-mission data, photocopies of early correspondence stored at Mother House of Sisters of St. Ann, anthropology articles *Van Stone re Ingalik), general reference and subject files.