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Two unwritten sheets of writing paper with the letterhead of the Arden Hotel, St. George, with C. Hazen McGee noted as proprietor and a small illustration of Magaguadavic Falls.

Fonds comprises mostly letters and postcards written to Mabel Steeves, as well as a short diary and address book from 1939, a receipt for a television purchased in St. Stephen in 1956, and ephemera including an airplane ticket, a hairdresser's…

Item is the April 9, 1969 issue of The Fundy Fisherman newspaper (Vol XLI, No. 8), published out of Black's Harbour. The name of J. C. Medcof is handwritten in pen in the upper right of the front page.

Accession consists of two printed, staple-bound newsletters circulated by the Town of Saint Andrews, October 2024 and April 2025. The newsletters contain town updates, notices, messages from the mayor Brad Henderson and CAO Chris Spear, event…

Item is a certificate of honourable discharge from the 44th Canadian Infantry Battalion awarded to Private William Daniel Thompson for his service in World War One. The certificate also notes that he was disabled in wartime service.

Item is a poster for the 1984 North American Town Crier's Championship, held in St. Andrews July 7, 1984.

Item is a poster advertising the visit of the schooner Lynx, "America's Privateer," to St. Andrews for a commemoration of the War of 1812, featuring a large photographic image of the ship. The dates of the ship's visit are given as July 13 - 15 2012.…

A sign for for T. Rudolph Wren, Druggist; a poster advertising a hockey game in 1932; and a certificate from the New Brunswick Pharmaceutical Society.

Item is a printed poster advertising the Algonquin Hotel, featuring a large photographic image of the hotel facade, with a film-strip style row of six smaller photographs below depicting people engaging in activities in St. Andrews.

Items are five handmade posters for dances at Roseland Hall, St. George. Two promote an Easter Ball on April 5, 1926, held by Squadron C of the New Brunswick Rifle Association, one illustrated with a dancing couple signed P. G. Tayte, and the other…