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Collection consists of a letter from K.M. Keddie to Joan Stedman in 1953 containing biographical information and memoirs; and a handwritten note by Judy McGrath in 1984.

Collection consists of copies of William Duncan Strong's original field notes, taken while on the Rawson-MacMillan field museum Expedition (1927-1928); extracts taken from Strong's field notes regarding toys and games research (1927-1928)

Collection consists of a seven page excerpt from "Among the Labrador Eskimos" by S.K. Hutton detailing his experiences while living in Okak from 1903-1908 and from 1911-1914 (1912), 2 copies; a retyped ten page excerpt of "A Daughter of the Labrador" by S.K. Hutton.

Fonds consists of administrative records of the Labrador Heritage society including memorandum of Association, correspondence, financial records, letterhead, rules and regulations, and minutes. Fonds also includes written histories of the society, newspaper articles, booklets, brochures, and other published material.

Collection consists of the following correspondence: To Rev. D.J. Dickenson from J.D . Herbert, Dec. 13, 1971; to Rev. D.J. Dickenson from Dept. of Indian and Northern Affairs, July 22, 1971; to Rev. D.J. Dickenson from P.A. Thompson, Jan. 21, 1974; to Rev. D.J. Dickenson from Barry R. Sparkes, Dec. 25, 1975; To Joseph D. Goudie from Suzanne Graham, Jan. 16, 1976, regarding the preservation of the historic properties; list of Moravian Artifacts on loan to the Provincial Government; information on Museum Assistance Program (1975); and a newspaper clipping from THE LABRADORIAN: “Museum Developed at Hopedale”, September 9, 1987.

Collection consists scripts from the Them Days Heritage Festival entitled " Ghosts You Say...?" and "En Route to Tissialuk" (1979); Them Days Heritage Festival program (1979); draft lesson plans for Cultural Heritage 1200 entitled "Labrador Issues" compiled by Steve McLean and Barry Knight (1983- 1984); pilot project survey for cultural heritage 1200 (1983-1984); Newspaper clippings from the Labradorian entitled: "Generous Donation" (1986) "New Assistant Suprintendent at LEISB" by Kathy Dicks (1987), "DR. Sparks Honored" (1987) memo concerning "Songs of Labrador" (1991); correspondence from Tim Borlase to Them Days regarding use of photographs (circa 1988); Request for permission to reproduce visual material for the Labrador curriculum study units (circa 1988) includes photocopy of image; booklet entitled: " Taitsumanintait" a collection of stories from Them Days translated into Inuktiut by Sarah Townley (1993); THE LABRADOR NOR- EASTERN a digest for teachers of the Labrador East Intergrated School Board Vol: 2.1 2.2 2.3 3.1 4.2 4.3 5.1 5.2 5.3 6.2 6.3 7.1 7.2 7.3 8.1 8.2 8.3 11.2 12.1 12.2 (1981-1989). These twenty issues contain articles, inforamation and student submissions pertaining to the activities of the Labrador East Intergrated School Board and it's Studies Advisory Commitee as well as a calender, kit outline, backround, surveys, updates, course outlines, proposals, proposed teaching tool on native peoples (chapter 2) and correspondince relating to the Labrador Studies Course (1983-1985). Board range of covering class.

Collection consists of: excerpts from a magazine reading Tony Paddon, a newspaper clipping regarding a bravery award being presented to Boas Kairtok by Queen Elizabeth II; correspondence and information gathered on the "Project on Labrador Inuit Clothing" (1981); a booklet printed by the Moravian church entitled 'Your partnership with God'; and a typewritten copy of the story 'Martha an Eskimo Child,' written by Ella E. Hewitt.

Collection consists of typewritten copies of the Constitution of the New Labrador Party; minutes from Executive and Annual Meetings (1969-1986) and nominations for New Executive; and a newspaper clipping excerpted from THE NORTHERN REPORTER entitled: ‘Tom Burgess is Alive and Well’ (1986).

Collection consists of a booklet entitled: ‘A Brick for Labrador’ written by Lady Grenfell (1930), [moved to LIBRARY]; telegrams between C.S Bauman, Dr. Grenfell, and the Government (1920); various correspondence regarding the movement of C.S Bauman to Labrador to work with the Grenfell Mission (1920); a certificate of discharge issued to C.S Bauman (1920), a receipt from IGA to Mr. Bauman (1920), expenses and accounts of a Labrador trip (1920), a notice of smallpox vaccination, a handwritten note to Mr. Lawrence C. Hatch, and an envelope addressed to Mrs. William Bryan (1970)

Collection consists of a copy of a handwritten journal in Inukitut, written by Jorgen Fleischer (?)