The fonds consists of general correspondence and financial statements of the film society from 1964 to 1967, publicity documents and membership lists from 1964 to 1965, as well as a constitution dated the 8 March 1965. Program information from 1964 to 1966 contains information on the films viewed by the society and evaluation sheets, as well as correspondence relating to these films.

This fonds is comprised of the papers of the P.E.I. Council of Women, primarily a loose leaf set of minutes for the years 1968 to 1976. Meeting minutes include meeting notices, newspaper clippings, and financial information in addition to the account of the meetings. Also included are copies of the organization's constitutions: proposed and approved (1971), a membership listing and cumulative financial statement for 1969, and two publications produced by the National Council of Women of Canada: the pamphlet "Councils of Women in Canada Aims and Objectives" and the booklet "What's In It?", a study guide for nation-wide circulation and discussion.

The fonds consists of the following four volumes of minutes and rolls of the United Church Women of St. James Church in Souris: December 1965 - June 1972; September 1972 - April 1975; May 1975 - December 1978; and January 1979 - November 1983.

This fonds consists of two minute books of the Prince County Branch of the Canadian Handicrafts Guild for the period 1911-1912 and 1911-1917. The fonds also consists of a notebook listing the names and addresses of those working for the Prince County Branch.

This fonds consists of one volume of minutes detailing the meetings of the Charlottetown Philharmonic Society for the period 1901-1903. The volume also contains details of practices and rehearsals, lists of members, financial statements, and newspaper clippings of concert reviews.

This fonds consists of copies of the Constitution and By-Laws of the Gyro Club of Charlottetown for 1938 and 1947 and some undated copies of the latter, an Executive Manual of Gyro produced by Gyro International (1948), two copies of the news bulletin "Gyrolore" (1940, 1946), several programmes and menus for the 1932 District VI Gyro Convention, a Gyro song book, and a pamphlet entitled "Gyro, Its Origin, Growth and Expansion". Also included are Gyro club membership lists (1969), miscellaneous newspaper clippings, and a photograph of the Gyro Club, ca. 1941-1942.

This fonds consists of 11 volumes of minute books for the years 1857-1984, 2 petition books for 1857-1923, and 1 ledger for the 1912-1927 period. The minute books record: those members present at meetings; resolutions and other business; and the financial transactions of the group. The petition books contain the completed application forms of men wishing to join the Lodge. The ledger is an indexed account of the dues paid by the members of the Lodge.

This fonds consists of seven volumes of the records of the Irishtown Women's Institute from 1937-1983. Recorded in the volumes are the minutes of regular and annual meetings, accounts, and membership lists. There are no meeting minutes for October 1940 to November 1946. In addition, there is a file of loose annual reports summarizing the accounts and membership lists for the years from 1960-1982 (no reports for 1961-1963, 1977, 1980 in the file).

This fonds consists of microfilmed copies of the minute books and financial records of the Order of the Eastern Star in Kensington, PEI, from its inception in 1955 to 1994. Also included in the fonds are two copies of the book "History of Regent Chapter No. 52, Order of the Eastern Star: 50 Years, 1956-2006".

The collection consists five account books (1920-1930) from Reddin Bros. Drug Store on Richmond Street in Charlottetown, as well as a sixth account book (1882-1892) which may have also come from the same company which was founded by Dennis O'Meara Reddin, Jr. in 1882. The collection also includes a list of charter members of an unidentified club dated 1966. Although the name of the club is not given, the illustrations indicate it was likely a curling organization. Finally, the collection contains three photographs, including one of a military band (n. d.), the West Kent Football Team Interscholastic Champions (1928), and the Charlottetown Driving Park (1948).