The fonds consists of eleven color postcards, eight of which depict streets and buildings in Charlottetown such as St. Dunstan's College, Prince of Wales College, Victoria Hotel, Queen's Square, Grafton Street, Queen Street, Great George Street, as well as Victoria Park. Other postcards depict Rocky Point, the Summerside Post Office, and the "Prince Edward Island" car ferry. Two postcards include messages to William Carr of Elm Avenue, Charlottetown.

The collection consists of a selection of images taken from two albums kept by Marion Whear from approximately 1910-1920 of her friends and activities including class pictures and Charlottetown buildings. These are supplemented with portraits of Whear and Parker family members as well as images of the Parker home and foundry.

The fonds consists of 21 photograph: 18 images of a devastating fire which took place in Charlottetown 18 August 1951 and three photographs of the bell and the plaque displayed in the community house in Prospect Harbor, Maine.

The images of Charlottetown, depict the fire which began as a flash fire from a broken electric light bulb on the property of F. R. McLaine Ltd., auto dealers on Grafton Street. It cut a wide swath through the entire centre section of the block to Kent Street consuming the buildings of Horne Motors Ltd., Kent Street; Batt & MacRae and the Whelan Memorial Building and Hall on Grafton; as well as several smaller structures. The burned out area included the businesses of Wilson's Barber Shop, Mary's Beauty Salon, Simpson's Order Office, Norma's, Maurice Block, Goodyear Tire & Rubber, and the office of Dr. J.D. MacGuigan. As well, several private apartments including that of Mr. and Mrs. Rankine McLaine were destroyed and the Benevolent Irish Society was able to rescue only the organization's records from its home in the Whelan Memorial Building and Hall. The Provincial Fire Marshall reported that the fire caused a fire loss of over $350,000.

The remaining three photographs refer to the sinking of the "Queen Victoria", a 494 ton iron steamship which was built in 1856. She carried the delegates to the Charlottetown Conference in 1864 and in the following year sank during a hurricane off Cape Hatteras. Thirty-five members of the crew were rescued by Captain Rufus Allen of the brig "Ponvert". In appreciation Captain Allen was presented with the ship's bell which he in turn presented to the Gouldsboro School district. For seventy-five years it served as the school's bell in Prospect Harbour, Maine. It was then given to the Community Association and displayed in the Community House until removed to a Gouldsboro vault.

This fonds contains the records of Sybil MacMillan. The majority of the records relate to Ms. MacMillan's participation in curling (1951-1993) and include newspaper clippings, participation lists, postcards, telegrams, invitations, correspondence, notes, programmes, booklets, minutes, and guidelines. The Crystal Sisters Hockey Team file (1954,1989) includes invitations, a name tag, dinner ticket, copies of newspaper articles from 1989 and one from 1954, list of team members' mailing addresses and a certificate of recognition. Prince of Wales College records consist of a 1928 pass list newspaper clipping; college calendars (1932-1933 ; 1960-1964 ; 1966-1967); and commencement / convocation programmes (1932, 1933, 1934, 1937, 1939, 1959, 1963, 1966). In the fonds there is also a 1929 recital programme and five postcards.

The collection consists of photographs of Charlottetown taken or collected by Roland Taylor. These include images of an unidentified shoe store (possibly A. A. LePage), the interior of Taylor's jewellery store, members of the Alpha Y's Men's Club (1953 or 54), Government Pond, and of the Chan, Sing and Hoe families. The collection also contains a prescription envelope from J. Ernest H. Worth drug store in Charlottetown.

This fonds consists of 86 photographs covering a wide variety of subject matter. The largest number of photos are of people. Unfortunately, all but one (Chief John Thomas Sark) are unidentified. Next, in order of abundance, are shots of the city of Charlottetown, ships (the majority of which are identified) and the Holland Cove area. There are also a few miscellaneous shots and a number of non-Island photographs.

The collection consists of ten photographs and one postcard. Photographs include images of Charlottetown such as the post office, Provincial Building, Fort Edward, as well as the Victoria Park Roadway, Queen Square, Queen Street, and Victoria Row in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island. Another photograph depicts a Mi'Kmaq woman and a child standing outside a teepee. The postcard is entitled, "A Million Dollar Train transporting silver foxes from Tignish to the ranch of The Chas Dalton Silver Black Fox Co. Ltd." Individuals pictured in front of the train include Charles Dalton, M.G. Mooney, Edward Martin, Dr. Lundie, W.B. Prowse, Andy Bagnall and Pat Dorsey.

The collection consists of three postcards of the Hotel Victoria, Victoria Row, and the Provincial buildings in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island. These postcards were mailed from Pictou, Nova Scotia, to Mrs. Yeo T. Smith in Ottawa in 1905. There are no messages on the postcards, just the address of the recipient.

The collection consists of twelve photographs of public buildings and scenes in Charlottetown, the cliffs and lighthouse at Blockhouse Point, and a Micmac camp at Rocky Point. They are most likely the work of Charlottetown photographer H. B. Sterling. They were purchased at auction in 1992, mounted on a large board, possibly used at one time as an advertisement in a shop.

The collection consists of a photographic view series containing nine images of Prince Edward Island circa 1920. The majority of the images depict scenes in Charlottetown including: St. Dunstans Cathedral; Prince of Wales College; Market House and Government Buildings; Queen Street; Victoria Hotel; and the Railway Station. Other images include the car ferry "Prince Edward Island" and ice breaker "Northumberland Strait," as well as a fishing scene in an unidentified area of PEI.