The series consists of memoirs and information written by Laura Johnson. The series is divided into two subseries. The first subseries documents her trip to Iceland and provides information on the geography, climate, history and people of Iceland. Laura Johnson has also provided information on her mother’s family background and on the medical system in Iceland, including information on nurses, doctors and hospitals. The second subseries records her time spent in Fisher Branch and provides information on the nursing station and her impressions of the station, its staff, patients and community.

Series consists of correspondence, receipts, a patent, advertisements, a newspaper clipping, and a blueprint related to a sterilizing tool invented by Edith Evelyn Stewart. The invention was created for the purpose of sterilizing catheters, nipples, and rubber surgical equipment. It allowed instruments to be entirely submerged in boiling water while lessening the risk of burning the instruments in the process.

Series consists of a ceramic depiction of a church inscribed with the word: Alajärvi (This is a depiction of the church in Alajärvi, Finland where Eeva Annikki Kantokoski was baptized in 1924.); an annotated pocket-sized "New Testament of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ Translated out of the Original Greek and with the Former Translations Diligently Compared and Revised by his Majesty's Special Command," published in London by Collins' Clear-Type Press in 1936 (This pocket-sized bible was a gift given to Ann Koski on the occasion of her confirmation by her Confirmation Teacher pastor [Mathew H. Lepisto], and is signed by him); and a book entitled: "Jane Withers Twentieth-Century Fox Film Star - Her Life Story," published in Racine, Wisconsin by Whitman Publishing Company, 1936 (The inside cover of the book is annotated and reads: Christmas 1936 to Anne Koski From Veikko Koski).

Series consists of an edited transcript of an interview with Rear Admiral Walter Hose by Bill Herbert at some time during the 1950’s, regarding his service in the Royal Canadian Navy.

Series documents Alfreda Attrill’s genealogy and family heraldry and includes birth dates and places or baptismal dates and places, dates of death, occupations, information on family crests, coats of arms and badges. The series consists of correspondence, notes on the Attrill family, a blue print of a family memorial plaque, as well as a family tree which traces five generations of Attrills from Alfreda’s parents to their great-great grandchildren.

Series consists of a photo of Edith Evelyn Turner in front of the William Avenue Entrance of the Winnipeg General Hospital.

Series consists of architectural plans created and or accumlated by Paisley Memorial United Church. Included is a proposed side and rear elevation to the church, a proposed first and second floor plan, and a lot plan. These records document planed changes to church facilities.

This series consists of records relating to the 1970 Guernsey queen contest, including photographs of applicants with essay submissions on a rural life theme. Also included are promotional materials developed by the Association to promote both Guernsey cattle and the Guernsey Gold milk product. These records include stickers, photographs, paper visors, posters (paper and metal) milk cartoons, milk cartons, fact books, and promotional material guidebooks with examples of promotions. These records document the promotional and publicity activities of the Canadian Guernsey Breeders' Association.

This series consists of photographs of Guernsey cattle, dairy facilities, individuals involved in Guernsey cattle industry, as well any related topics documented by the Association. These photographs have not been arranged or listed.

Series consists of records relating to the employees of International Malleable Iron Company (IMICO). Included in this series are employee information cards, an employee war savings ledger from 1943-1945, and employee job analysis reports. These records document the management of employees and job duties at IMICO.

The employee information cards and war savings ledger are arranged alphabetically by the employee's last name.