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Fonds consists of records related to Rev. Stephen Flynn, including his baptismal certificate, canonical certificates of his ordination and pastoral appointments. Fonds also includes newspaper clippings and printed material related to his life.

Fonds consists of photocopies made in 1984 of order books from Bradley's furniture-making business that he operated on Victoria Street, St. John's. The books list each customer by name and give an account of work carried out and a detailed breakdown of costs. The order books are arranged in chronological order.

The Dr. H. Bliss Murphy fonds contains 159 glass slides, which are arranged by subject in six series. The slides consist of individuals, families, landscapes, buildings, religious ceremonies and work in India, various microscopic images, anatomical diagrams taken from the Anatomy Department, London Hospital Medical Collection, physicians, including famous physicians such as Pasteur, Fleming, and Koch, diagrams of medical experiments, procedures, and microscopic images, as well as unrelated subjects such as biblical images, a human skull, a mummified corpse and a poem.

Fonds consists of the following series: 1.0 India (65 slides); 2.0 London Hospital Medical Collection (12 slides); 3.0 Physicians (11 slides); 4.0 Medical Diagrams (26 slides); 5.0 Microscopic Images (34 slides); 6.0 Miscellaneous (12 slides).

The plans provide a detailed look at the estimated and speculative development of Memorial University's new St. John's campus. They show proposed sites of buildings, parking lots, student residences, faculty living quarters, etc., all in relation to St. John's landmarks and locations. The Master Plan is at the back of the report: the text and drawings explain why the plan takes the form it does and shows how it may be transformed from a two-dimensional paper pattern to an actual place that once can inhabit and walk about. The sections examined in detail throughout the plans include: 1. The University and the City; 2. The Academic Brief; 3. The Topographical Study;4. The South Campus and the Junior Division; 5. The Building Pattern; 6. The Circulation System; 7. The Landscape Design; 8. The Schematic Master Plan; 9. The Main Block; 10. The Library; 11. Convocation Hall; 12. Physical Education; 13. University Theatre; 14. South Campus Link Block; 15. The Senior College; 16. Architectural Character.

The collection includes Newfoundland Medical Board Directories (1915-2006) and Registers of licenses issued by the Newfoundland Medical Board (1894-1982). Newfoundland Medical Board Directories are an annual publication providing a complete list of medical practitioners resident in Newfoundland who are registered and licensed. Their professional address, and the date and location of their alma mater are given. The registers of licenses issued to medical practitioners usually indicate the doctor’s name, the date they were given the license, their address, the license number, and their alma mater. A menu from the Newfoundland Medical Association’s annual dinner (1955) is also in the collection.

Correspondence and subject files pertaining to the general administration of the Department of Administrative Services and City Clerk; minutes of weekly or biweekly City Council meetings ranging from 1892 to 2006; minutes and correspondence that was created by the various subcommittees of Council; all surviving material relating to the administration of municipal elections in St. John's such as nomination papers, ballots, voting cards, Applications for Deputy Returning Officers, newspaper clippings, swearing in of new city officials, information on wards and polling stations, tally sheets, and other related documentation; a number of ledgers and notebooks related to the activities of the Assessment Review Court; bound letterbooks of out-going correspondence of the Secretary and later Secretary-Treasurer of the St. John's Municipal Council for the period 1892 to 1916; index cards of properties in St. John's; signed official copies of By-Laws of the City of St. John's for the period
1968-1996; correspondence and subject files kept by the City Clerk's Department relating the Mundy Pond Urban Renewal Scheme; memos and correspondence retained by the data Processing Manager; a number of documents used by Assessors in determining the value of a property for taxation purposes; files that have been created relating to specific properties dating back to 1911; various record books and registers maintained by the City Clerk and the City Engineer; City Engineer Record Book, 1918-1943; three volumes of Crown Rent ledgers for the period 1896-1931; files and photographs maintained by the Clerk of the Works and Building Superintendent about the construction of City Hall between 1969-1973; records documenting the rebuilding of St. John's after the Great Fire of July 8, 1892 specifically land expropriated for the purposes of street reconstruction and widening; correspondence, sketches and photographs regarding residential and commercial properties which were considered for inclusion in the Central Area Redevelopment Scheme; miscellaneous subject files maintained by the City Clerk discussing a wide range of issues and programs; items that were created by or for the City of St. John's and is branded with the City name or logo; audio cassettes of the proceedings of the St. John's Local Board of Appeals, also known as the Appeal Board.

The records have been organized into four series according to form and function: Series 1: Record of Sales, 1896-1903, 1925-1996; Series 2: All Saints Guild, 1929-1985; Series 3: C.E.W.A, 1985-1996; and Series 4: Miscellaneous, 1955-1956, 1984-1986, 1991-1993.

Fonds consists of correspondence, teaching notes, research materials and articles, and photographic material relating to Dr. James Barrowman and his work in the Faculty of Medicine at Memorial University of Newfoundland. Fonds is composed of the following series:
1.0 Correspondence and Miscellaneous Materials, 1974-1990, (Contains restricted material)
2.0 Teaching Materials, [between 1974 and 1991], (Contains restricted material)
3.0 Research Materials, 1964-1989, (Contains restricted material)
4.0 Photographs and Slides, [19-?-1990], [predominant, 1970-1990]
5.0 Essays, Experiments, Studies, Workshops, Correspondence and Papers, 1960-1993 (Contains restricted Material)

Fonds consists of material relating to Dr. A. R. Cox and his teaching and research activities in the Faculty of Medicine at Memorial. There is also much material relating directly to the construction of the Health Sciences Centre on the Memorial campus. Fonds is composed of the following series:

1.0 Correspondence and Meeting Minutes, 1967-1987
2.0 Health Sciences Complex Construction, 1971-1983
3.0 Publications and Reports, 1966-1983
4.0 Faculty of Medicine Annual Reports, 1974-1988
5.0 Information Memoranda and Division Newsletters, 1974-1988
6.0 Faculty of Medicine Calendars, Brochures, Handbooks, and Memorabilia, 1969-1986
7.0 Accreditation of the Faculty of Medicine, 1969-1987
8.0 Association of Canadian Medical Colleges, 1972-1980
9.0 Canadian Medical Association, 1964, 1974, 1983-1986
10.0 Day Planners, 1976-1985
11.0 Northern Medicine and Health, 1976-1985
12.0 International Grenfell Association, 1971-1981
13.0 Programming and Teaching Materials, 1970-1978
14.0 Medical Schools in Canada, 1972-1987
15.0 Talks, Addresses, and Reviews, 1971, 1987
16.0 Convocation, 1974-1980
17.0 Nurse Practitioners, 1969-1977 [predominant, 1972]
18.0 Photographs, [197-]-1982
19.0 Slides, [197-]-[198-]

Fonds consist of records relating to the functional bodies of the Bay of Islands mission and the Curling Pastoral Charge which include various boards, committees, organizations and groups. Included are vital statistics, membership information, minutes, financial records and reports.