Collection consists of a telegram from Neta and Arnold ? (1956), various photocopies of correspondence between Harvey Mesher and others; handwritten copy and a typewritten copy of personal accounts of life in Sandwich Bay by Harvey Mesher; a photocopy of the CARTWRIGHTER, vol. 4, no. 12, (1940), a photocopy of THE LABRADORITE vol. 2, no. 4 (1965), a clipping entitled: ‘Bargain Basement No Longer’ (1975), copy of Labrador Heritage Society Newsletter; a Newfoundland Confederation Celebration calendar (1974); an assignment paper written by Alicia M. Eaton on Harvey Mesher, (1979), a copy of an agreement between Hudson’s Bay Company and the Church of England regarding land (1916), a copy of a Christmas program (1930), a copy of fishing boat registration, a photocopy of a custom house paper (1935), Defense regulations and correspondence from the Department of Secretary of State to Harvey Mesher (1942), a copy of National Defense registration, a Newfoundland Federation of Fisheries membership card (1951-52); a captain Earl Winsor election poster with map of Labrador and words from Joseph Smallwood (Election Promises), original flyer; a letter to commissioner Edwards from Harvey Mesher (1966), certification of Birth and Baptism of Harvey Mesher, a poem written by Harvey Mesher entitled: ‘The Rose of Tennessee’, a letter to the editor of THE EVENING TELEGRAM from Harvey Mesher (1972); 2 booklets entitled: ‘Government of Newfoundland: Northern Newfoundland Conference’ (1956), and ‘Province of Newfoundland: Annual Conference of Welfare Officers and Senior Staff of Department of Social Services and Rehabilitation’ (original booklets); a letter from W.A. Paddon MD to Harvey Mesher (1960); a magazine entitled: DATELINE LABRADOR (1965), a booklet entitled: ‘Heritage of the Sea.. Our Case on Offshore Mineral Rights’; and a copy of ‘Our Case: Premier Smallwood’s Statement of Policy’.