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Forms part of the Public Archives of Nova Scotia and consists of administrative records, including letters of enquiry, and correspondence relating to potential donations and acquisitions.

Forms part of the Special projects recordings - Public Archives of Nova Scotia and consists of audio recordings of a cappella folksong repertoire of Fred Redden, Middle Musquodoboit.

Forms part of the Special projects recordings - Public Archives of Nova Scotia and consists of two taped interviews with Dr. Helen Creighton, conducted for the Archives by Clary Croft. The interviews were held in Dr. Creighton's home and focussed on her career as a collector of folklore and on her recording techniques. The interviews were carried out in association with an arrangement and description project of the Helen Creighton archival material funded by the Canadian Council of Archives. Also includes question sheets and release forms signed by Dr. Creighton.

Forms part of Provincial archivist's correspondence and other material - Public Archives of Nova Scotia and consists of correspondence and memoranda generated in Hugh Taylor's tenure, as well as records relating to the Society of American Archivists (SAA), Association of Canadian Archivists (ACA), and ASCRT. Arranged chronologically.

Forms part of the Special projects recordings - Public Archives of Nova Scotia and consists of interviews with several people involved in the film industry in Nova Scotia: Ned Norwood, Bob Sandoz, Mrs. W.G. Ross, and Gertrude L. McCarthy. The interview with Gertrude McCarthy was conducted by Pat Kipping, film and sound archivist. The other interviews were conducted by Gordon Parsons, while undertaking the creation of the Nova Scotia filmography. Also contains a recording of a CBC Radio interview with Gertrude McCarthy.

Forms part of Provincial Archivist's correspondence and other material - Public Archives of Nova Scotia and consists of correspondence relating to reference inquiries concerning archival holdings and Nova Scotia history. Arranged chronologically.