Fonds consists mainly of incoming and outgoing correspondence received or written by Dr. Stewart to his mother, brothers and sisters while he was at university in Scotland, during a trip to England in 1913, and while in France during World War I. Also includes manuscripts of articles he wrote and speeches he gave related to medicine, a file about Lord Lister, photographs of Dr. Stewart and family members, honours & awards, and a few documents related to his military service. There is also a file of correspondence written to and from other family members, including his father and sisters.

Fonds consists of minutes, correspondence, newsletters, registers of members, and newspaper
clippings and related documentation about the Nova Scotia Association of Architects. The
contents of the fonds document the work of the Association in support of its mandate.

Fonds consists of moving images relating to five productions of the Collective: "Fish or Cut Bait," "Charlie Murray," "The Finest Kind," "Work and Wages in Halifax," and "The Michelin Bill." Includes final production versions and, in some cases, source material created for the production and rough footage, such as filmed and videotaped interviews (mainly by Bill McKiggan), workprints, negatives, videotransfers, rough edits, and revisions. The production "Work and Wages Halifax, 1978" contains two videocassettes, one each of the short (27m, 30s) and long (46m, 06s) versions of the production. The "Michelin Bill," about the labour demonstrations in Halifax over the bill, includes one film reel negative and one videocassette of the completed production.

Fonds consists of oral history interviews conducted by Keddy in the course of her research. Recordings contain interviews with over eighty women and cover topics including the social history of nursing in Nova Scotia in the 1930s, the lives of working women in the 1920s and 1930s, retired nurse leaders, and experiences of Black women in the nursing profession. The interviews have served as research data for papers and articles written and/or published by Keddy.

Fonds consists of interviews conducted by Marjory Whitelaw with Nova Scotia women, including Dr. Enid Johnson MacLeod, Edith Comeau Tufts, Evelyn Garbary, Muriel Duckworth, Margaret Meagher, Elizabeth Rand, Dr. Marie Hamilton, Marguerite Zwicker, Elizabeth Ross and Pearleen Oliver.

Fonds consists of film footage of Marial Mosher dancing and with her friends in the Canadian Women's Army Corps, of the 1939 Royal Visit to Halifax, and a Guide's Meet at Lake Williams (near Bridgewater, Nova Scotia). The one film in this fonds which was not made by Malcolm Mosher is of the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II, which was shot by Marial Mosher and a friend. The footage of Marial Mosher's dance recital is significant, since it provides insight into the work of Madame Hylda's School of Dancing. Madame Hylda won national recognition for her work as a dance instructor, and has earned a place in the Dance Hall of Fame in Toronto.

Fonds consists of the research done by Barss and Gordon for "Older Ways: Traditional Nova Scotia Craftsmen" published in 1980. Between 1975 and 1977 they interviewed and photographed 30 artisans who were practicing a traditional craft in Nova Scotia, which produced a practical item (i.e. folk artists were eliminated). Included are: images taken by Barss of the craftspeople at work; interviews with the craftspeople conducted by Barss and Gordon; the creator's grant applications and correspondence, press clippings, etc., relating to the 1977 exhibit at Mount St Vincent Art Gallery based on their research; and a copy of their final publication. Of those interviewed, 19 artisans were from Lunenburg County, five from Kings County, and three from both Queens and Annapolis Counties. Their crafts include the making of fish nets, sails, knives, baskets, butter churns and tool handles. During their interviews, they discuss the technical aspects of their craft as well as modern lifestyles and values as compared to traditional ones.

Fonds consists of 14 audio reels, 2 DAT audio cassettes, and 2 vhs video cassettes of performances of the Halifax Chamber Choir and 1 sound tape reel of a performance by music teachers attending the Nova Scotia Department of Education 1973 Teachers' Summer School, all under the direction of Paul Murray.

Fonds consists of minutes, membership rolls and accounts of the company, 1789-1896; minutes, membership rolls and accounts of the "Mayflower" No. 5 Hose Division, 1881-1894; and correspondence, 1839-1840, 1860-1861.

Fonds consists of records documenting both management and line operational functions and includes one series on Corporate Business records and one series of Project Case Files and other material. See series descriptions for details and retrieval codes.