Collection consists of a document entitled “Transcription of ‘History of 4th Battalion Canadian Railway Troops Since Organization’”. It traces the history of the CRT throughout the First World War. The author is unknown.

Series consist of a paper written by A.F. Buffett containing a selection of parish vital statistics of the Methodist congregation in Grand Bank. Also included are lists of ministers associated with Grand Bank 1891-1901, and Fortune 1819-1901.

The Dr. H. Bliss Murphy fonds contains 159 glass slides, which are arranged by subject in six series. The slides consist of individuals, families, landscapes, buildings, religious ceremonies and work in India, various microscopic images, anatomical diagrams taken from the Anatomy Department, London Hospital Medical Collection, physicians, including famous physicians such as Pasteur, Fleming, and Koch, diagrams of medical experiments, procedures, and microscopic images, as well as unrelated subjects such as biblical images, a human skull, a mummified corpse and a poem.

Fonds consists of the following series: 1.0 India (65 slides); 2.0 London Hospital Medical Collection (12 slides); 3.0 Physicians (11 slides); 4.0 Medical Diagrams (26 slides); 5.0 Microscopic Images (34 slides); 6.0 Miscellaneous (12 slides).

The collection consists of a one page letter to Gail [Dunsbery?] regarding the sale of periodical issues.

Series consists of the photographic material for The Creation of a National Air Force written by W.A.B. Douglas. Series includes photocopies of prints (including descriptions and captions), prints, order forms for prints, and photographs. Subjects of photographs and prints include WAC [Western Air Command], Aleutians and EAC [Eastern Air Command], Battle of the Atlantic (Gulf 1942-1945), RCAF [Royal Canadian Air Force], Recruiting, Pigeon Communications, “Captains of the Clouds,” and HWE [Home War Establishment] activities. Appendices from John Griffin’s Book Canadian Military Aircraft are also included.