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The item contains information on the Sherbrooke Ploughmen’s Association activities. It is the programme for the ploughing match of 1967.

The item are the lyrics to "An Original Hymn" composed by E.S. Orr for the Thanksgiving Service at the Cookshire Methodist Church (later of United denomination) to honour Queen Victoria on 20 June 1897.

Official Telephone Directory including Granby, St. John's, Sorel, Huntingdon, St. Hyacinthe, Valleyfield and surrounding territory, published by Bell Telephone Company in 1930.

Official Telephone Directory including Sherbrooke, Coaticook, Richmond, Magog, Rock Island, Thetford Mines and surrounding territory, published by Bell Telephone Company in 1936.

Official Telephone Directory including Sherbrooke, Coaticook, Richmond, Magog, Rock Island, Thetford Mines and surrounding territory, published by Bell Telephone Company in 1941.

Official Telephone Directory including Sherbrooke and vicinity, published by Bell Telephone Company in 1950.

The item is a school notebook, consisting of lesson notes and plans, kept by Berth Ralston from 1891-1902 in West Bolton and following her move to New Hampshire. Bertha B. Ralston was the daughter of Edward Ralston and Carrie Williamson of West Bolton; she was born in 1868, died 1957. Bertha Ralston married Arthur Foster Sumner in 1894 in West Bolton, Quebec. The later moved to Concord, New Hampshire, where they lived until sometime after 1910.

Item is letter from the Sherbrooke District Council Boy Scouts leadership requesting the Sherbrooke City Council for permission to host a "Council Fire" as part of their Queen Elizabeth II's Coronation Day celebrations.

Map consists of a cadastral plan of the townships of Stanstead county in 1941.

The item contains information on the Celtic Research Group’s activities. It is the title page of the book Celts of Compton County.

The item contains information on the Huntingville Universalist Church’s activities. It is a Certificate of Dedication for Frederick K. Mallory on 26 June 1892, signed by minister Wilbur Potter.

Item is a photocopy of "Chansons d'autrefois, collection de bonnes vieilles chansons."

The item contains information on the Canadian Institute of International Affairs of Sherbrooke/Lennoxville. It is their by-laws for the year 1981.

The item contains information on the Ascot Women's Institute activities. It is a paper recounting the citizenship activities that the Ascot Women's Institute performed over the years.

The item is a composition by Clara Hunting, on the subject of "A rolling stone gathers no moss", probably from around 1900.

The item contains information on James Miller’s professional life. It is an advertisement for a clearing out sale.

Item is an issue of the Coaticook Observer, Volume I No 27 dated June 11, 1870.

Item is an issue of the Coaticook Observer, Volume II No 22, June 3, 1871.

Item is an issue of the Coaticook Observer, Volume II No 49, December 16, 1871.

Item is an issue of the Coaticook Observer, Volume VI No 33, Saturday, August 12, 1876.

Item is an issue of the Coaticook Observer, Vol XVIII No 43, January 7 1888.

The item are lyrics to the "Cookshire Mill Song," composed by William Frazier around 1890.

This item is a declaration for registration containing information on the incorporation/founding of the Loyal Orange Lodge #1308 on December 19, 1901.

Item is a draft of a deed of gift, dated 1840, documenting Daniel Thomas' gift of a parcel of land situated on lot 12, range VIII in the Township of Melbourne, on which St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church of Melbourne was intended to be built.

The item contains information on Daniel Thomas’s activities. It is a legal document by which he announces that he offers half an acre for a methodist house for a preacher.

Item is the programme for the festival Hommage aux premiers arrivants écossais / Honor to the first Scottish Settlers which took place in Lake Megantic in 1996.

The item is a map drawn by John Edward Daly, of Ayer's Cliff, identified as a fishing chart of Lake Massawippi, showing lake depths and other navigational details, probably from around 1922. Also includes some details on villages and roads around the lake.

The item contains information on the Celtic Research Group’s activities. It is the foreword of the book Celts of Compton County.