The fonds consists of three articles written in 1967 and 1979 by Kathleen G. Christie, describing her experiences as a prisoner of war in Hong Kong, 1943-1945; an interview by Bill McNeil for his CBC program, "The Voice of the Pioneer" (1992); an newspaper obituary (1994) and a memorial written by Jessie Morrison (1994).

Fonds consists chiefly of material relating to medical surveys in the western Canadian Arctic. Includes correspondence and memoranda, 1950-1960; reports of medical surveys, 1956-1960; travel diaries; and hospital reports of Inuit tuberculosis cases. Also includes copies of L.E.C. Davies's The medical history of the Western Arctic Eskimo, 1771-1960 (typescript with mounted black and white photographs); script for a talk on tuberculosis; illustrated report of communities flooded near Hay Lake, 1963; and slides of the Yukon and Northwest Territories.

The fonds consists of J. B. Long's university notes (1914-1917), correspondence (1920-1961), financial records (1931-1933), and conference proceedings (1915-1936). Includes records related to Long's involvement with the local Rotary Club, hockey and baseball, and activities attended by his wife Hazel.

The fonds consists of a VHS copy of the production Phyllis' Miracle created by Lorna Thomas Productions in 2000. The production recounts the story of the main character's (Phyllis) experience with breast cancer.

The fonds consists of papers and letters to the editor written by Jean Mackie related to nursing; texts from speeches by Jean Mackie; newsclippings about her nursing career; and photographs of nursing students.

The fonds consists of one letter, written by Ida Johnson to Jean Mackie, describing the 50th anniversary weekend for Royal Alexandra Hospital School of Nursing alumnae (1975).