This collection consists of five photographs of the ice boat service between Prince Edward Island and the mainland as well as a daily ice boat log kept between 9 February 1895 and 10 April 1895 by Captains Muttart and W. N. Allen.

The collection contains images of the Lieutenant-Governors (1769-1985) and Premiers (1851-1978) of Prince Edward Island. It appears that the photographs may have been collected and copied as part of an exhibit of the Lieutenant-Governors and Premiers of PEI.

The collection consists of records relating to the Simpson and MacNeill families of Cavendish, Prince Edward Island from 1826 to 1923. The records are organized into five series:

Series 1: Land Records
Series 2: Correspondence
Series 3: Photographs
Series 4: Newspapers and Publications
Series 5: Miscellaneous Documents

This collection consists of assorted materials including eight photographs of identified ships built at Cardigan as well as the steam ships "Enterprise" and "Harland" and an account book dated 1868-1888 for the ships "Willie", "Gulnare", "Altair" and "Lucy Pope". There is also an account book of an unidentified store in Kings County for the years 1853-1861 and a book listing stock and inventory for the years 1898 and 1899 that may be from the same unidentified store. The collection also contains some notes and accounts regarding the S. S. "Coila" in account with D. Farquharson, an auction sale of the estate of a Mr. Burke, and a letter written by Peter Macgowan to Michael Bourke 24 August 1853 regarding a land deed.

The collection consists of scrapbooks, research papers, and plays written by school children documenting the community histories of Crapaud, Grand Tracadie, O'Leary, Norway, Cardigan, Charlottetown, Tignish, Millcove, Fort Augustus, Hebron, Georgetown, York, Malpeque, Bideford, the Brackley Point Road, Kensington, Margate, North Rustico, Tryon, Miscouche, Tracadie and Scotchfort. In these documents are pictures, family genealogies, and memories of residents.

This single collected item consists of a postcard featuring an image of potatoes being loaded onto a schooner at the Montague wharf in 1907. The post card was sent to a Miss Mamie Shaw of Montague by G.? H., a friend, also a resident of Montague. Post marked 11 May 1907. Nothing is known about the creator of the image.

This single collected item consists of a framed copy print of Martin Lambert. Originally of Ireland, Lambert was a resident of Montague, Prince Edward Island. His house was located on Main Street across from the present site of Stewart & Becks and he farmed the land on which the Garden of the Gulf Museum is located. He died in 1869.

This collection consists of a photo album containing 33 images, 2 photographs, and 1 Poole & Thompson Brand cardboard potato tag, ca. 1910. The photographs are primarily of Montague and Murray River water scenes, of the fishing and shipping industries, and of Red Cliffs. Also included are several images of Newfoundland scenery. The two photographs which were not originally in the photo album are stamped on the front with the name "Cumming" referring to William Cumming who was a local Montague photographer around the turn of the century.

This collection consists of a World War II ration book, several issues of Halifax newspapers, various catalogues, photographs of Montague area residents and businesses, and literature concerning agriculture practices.

This collection consists of 7 photographs of Montague landmarks and vessels along with a series of post cards of caskets used for advertising purposes by the Montague Furnishing Company Limited.