This fonds consists of the volume entitled "The History of the Hunter River Presbyterian Church: 1890- 1990". On November 17, 1886, the Presbytery of Prince Edward Island made Brookfield, Hunter River and New Glasgow a single pastoral charge. In order to serve these communities, Hunter River Presbyterian Church was constructed in 1889 and officially opened January 22 1890. Among the topics covered are church officers, Women's Missionary Society, sunday school, and the church cemetery. The volume is 75 pages in length.

This collection consists of a photograph album containing approximately 95 informal photographs of MacFadyen, Hopgood, and Carruthers individuals in the Borden, Augustine Cove, Baltic, Cape Traverse and Middleton areas, Prince Edward Island, ca. 1910. Most of the photographs are identified.

The fonds consists of a microfilm copy of eight bound volumes of records of the People's Cemetery in Malpeque, Prince Edward Island. Volume 1 contains a nominal index of all people who purchased plots in the cemetery. The cemetery was divided into seven sections, A-G. As plots were sold, an entry was made in the appropriate section volume. Volumes two to eight contain plot outlines for each of the seven sections of the cemetery. Many of the entries contain vital statistic information for the people buried in the cemetery such as birth and death dates and relationships to other individuals within the same plot.

This history of St. Cuthbert's Parish in St. Theresa's, Prince Edward Island traces the development of the parish from a mission church to 1970. The history includes a list of resident priests, a list of priests and sisters from St. Cuthbert's Parish and a list of the first Catholic settlers if the Mission of St. Cuthbert.

In the 1840s, following an influx of Irish Catholic immigrants to the Fort Augustus, Prince Edward Island, area, a mission church was established on the Baldwin's Road. This church, which had been dedicated to St. Cuthbert, served the mission for nearly thirty years when it was decided that a larger church was required. This second church stood from 1875 until 1879 when it was destroyed by a windstorm. Construction immediately started on a new church which was completed and dedicated to St. Theresa in 1886. In 1912 the parish hired architect James Harris to design a a larger church. Upon its completion in 1919 the new church was returned to the patronage of St. Cuthbert.

This collection consists of both textual records and photographs. The textual documents consist of programs of various musical concerts by school church and private musical pupils in Charlottetown (1921-1931), a Travel Bureau pamphlet of Places to Stay in PEI, ca. 1930 and an essay by Byron Burns entitled "A look back at some Great George Street merchants and tenants in the past.

The photographs include images of both homes occupied by the Burns family and the Hornby residence as well as some businesses in of Charlottetown, the lobster factory at Campbell's Cove, Beach Point Lighthouse, and Murray Harbour. There are also two images of the PEI Little Theatre Group on the S. S. Charlottetown in 1937.

This fonds consists of a set of floor plans for the L. M. Montgomery birthplace. They were prepared by G. Chappell of The End of the Line Drafting Co. in 1989.

L. M. Montgomery was born in this house in New London, Prince Edward Island, on 30 November 1874. The building has since been restored and operates as a museum during the summer months.

This collection consists of a photograph of Bessie Beer, Mrs. Mary Sinclair, Miss Ora Profitt, and Mrs. Helen Cotton. They were members of a committee that formed the Prince Edward Island Nurses Association in the 1920s.

The collection consists of six copy prints of card stereographs which are dual photographic images mounted on cards, to be viewed with a hand-held style stereoscope. The images are photographed from slightly different points of view, providing the appearance of a three dimensional image when it is viewed through the lenses of the device. The photographs of "Chief Sark" and "Indian Basket Weaving. Prince Edward Island. Canada" do not reveal this dual effect. It can be seen in the other copies which include scenes of Souris, Province House, and a fox ranch in Rosebank. Three of the copy prints have "Copyright 1899, by B. W. Killburn" printed on the edge of the card.

This fonds consists of a parish register containing births and marriages from 1860-1882 and deaths from October 1860 and December 1860.

This fonds consists of minutes of the regular and special minutes of the P.E.I. Preceptory #35 Knights Templar.