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Fonds consists of business records, including correspondence, financial records, journals, ledgers, account books, shipping papers, charter parties, schooner accounts, fish collections and shipments, poor accounts and other material.

The fonds is arranged in five series: Correspondence, 1863-90; Financial records, 1860-1900; Shipping papers, 1867-97; Fisheries papers, 1860-1901; Miscellaneous, 1867-92.

Fonds consists of records related to Rev. Edward Troy, including canonical documents of ordination and appointment. Fonds also includes newspaper clippings, and printed material related to his life.

Fonds consists of correspondence relating to the erection of the parish, building projects, Mary Queen of the World School, appointments, and Capuchin Friars (1956-80); canonical decrees dismembering Corpus Christi, St. Edward's, and Mary Queen of the World Parishes (1956, 1982); architectural plans of school-chapel (1956) and parish presbytery (1962); photocopies of draft agreements between the Archbishop of St. John's and the Capuchin Vice-Province of Central Canada for the administration of Mary Queen of the World Parish (1974); newspaper clippings relating to parish history (1956-80) and The Monitor column, "Gospelview" by Rev. Adrian Kimenai (1978-84); church bulletins (1987, 1994); 25th anniversary booklet (1987); and 3 black and white photographs. Fonds includes some photocopies.

Fonds consists of documentation on all aspects of the Newfoundland fishery, especially the herring and salt fish industries, and on fisheries administrative organizations (ICNAF, NFB, ECC) for the period from the mid-1930s to the 1960s. The fonds also includes pamphlets and annual reports.

Fonds is arranged in three series, reflecting the political periods covered by the fonds: Responsible government, pre-1934; Commission of government, 1934-49; Post-confederation government, 1949-66.

Fonds consists of records related to Rev. Michael Clarke, including correspondence with Bishop Michael Francis Howley (1897-1911). The fonds also includes an address to Rev. Clark from the Christian Brothers (17 March 1911) and an article "Very Rev. M.J. Clarke" / William P.H. Kitchin, Ph.D.[ca. 1911] as well as printed material related to his life.

Fonds consists of a microfilmed account book. Despite the name earlier assigned to the volume, it contains all of the family's dealings - not only the transactions of Mary Coffin Starbuck but also subsequent generations - with Aboriginal customers, labourers, and whalemen between the 1680s and the 1750s. It documents in remarkable detail the evolution of the economic relationships between the Aboriginal peoples and the colonists from a period of early European settlement almost to the time when the local Indigenous community was destroyed by disease.

The fonds mostly consists of minutes of meetings and treasurers reports. There is a copy of the regulations and by-laws and a small amount of correspondence, most of which is resignations of officers.

Fonds includes documents and photographs relating to the SS Bonde, her owners and crew. Photographs were taken while the ship was chartered to the Botwood, Newfoundland, paper trade. The fonds includes three photographs: the SS Bonde; the crew of the Bonde; and Captain C.A. Hansen, his wife and daughter (1948).

Fonds consists of records related to Monsignor William J. Brown and includes his baptismal certificate, canonical certificate of ordination, and pastoral appointments. Fonds also includes newspaper clippings and printed material related to his life.

Fonds consists of records related to Rev. William Henry Jackman, including reports from St. Bonaventure's College, and parish appointments. Fonds also includes newspaper clippings and printed material related to his life.