Collection consists of correspondence from Abram Broomfield to his brother Walter Broomfield (1932).
Walter BroomfieldCollection consists of typewritten copy of the diary of Thomas L. Blake kept between 1883 and 1890; and a photocopy of Blake's handwritten original diary.
Thomas L. BlakeCollection consists of an excerpt taken from "A Labrador Doctor" entitled "The Cooperative Movement" written by Dr. Wilfred Grenfell (1919); the Red Bay Co-op minute book with rules and regulations (1896-1987).
Red Bay Co-operative SocietyFonds consist of photocopies of written memories and personal accounts of Margaret Baikie between 1846 and 1918.
Margaret BaikieCollection consists of memories of Lydia Campbell as published in the EVENING TELEGRAM (1894); poem from Elizabeth Goudie believed to be written by Lydia Campbell; article from the SUNDAY EXPRESS entitled "Labrador woman wrote of life and times" (1989).
Lydia CampbellCollection consists of photocopy of book entitled "Captain George Cartwright and his Labrador Journal" (1911); information about George Cartwright by David Wooley; typewritten copy of a poem by George Cartwright about Labrador; lecture given by G.M Story of the Newfoundland Historical Society entitled "Old Labrador-George Cartwright, 1738-1819" (1980); excerpt from "By Great Waters" called "Too many houses, too much smoke, too many people"; excerpts from Cartwright's journals concerning gardening (1776-1786); SUNDAY PRESS article entitled "Labrador native killed by smallpox on 1773 visit to England" (1990). The collection covers the lifespan of George Cartwright, (1739-1819).
George CartwrightCollection consists of short biography of Dillon Wallace and excerpt from "Lure of the Labrador Wild" which appeared in the publication "By Great Waters"; information from Dillon Wallace for Douglas Blake on Lydia Campbell and her family and marriages (1903); typed copy of the inscription on the tablet marking the death of Leonidas Hubbard Jr. (1913), originally erected in 1913, dedicated in 1976 by Dillon Wallace III.