This series consists of correspondence, meeting minutes, reports, administrative, and financial records compiled by the Sam Waller Museum, and an exhibit invitation, in 1998.

This series consists of various correspondence and financial records from the year 2006 for the Friends of the Sam Waller Museum.

This series consists of correspondence, meeting minutes, administrative, financial, and exhibit records for the International Year of the Older Person project created by the Sam Waller Museum in 1999.

This series contains large quantities of ephemera collected, created and compiled by Sam Waller thorough out his life and travels. This includes certificates, brochures for travel, places of previous residence, sheet music, scrapbooks, and a very large collection of religious pamphlets (569 including more than a few duplicates) covering topics from basic principle of Christianity, notes on cathedrals, to how to cope with gambling, Residential Schools, different religions (Judaism, Jehovah’s Witness, Islam, Catholicism and Anglicanism), as well as a few pamphlets in Cree syllabic.

The Jim James fonds consists of the estimated population of Northern Manitoba, a tally, and The Pas Community Swimming Pool project and correspondence.

This series consists of financial records from the year 2007 for the Friends of the Sam Waller Museum.

This series contains all the guest books kept by Sam Waller for the viewing of his private collections from 1939 – 1954 , and from the opening of the Little Northern Museum, after Mr. Waller’s retirement from the teaching profession, in 1958 to his death in 1978. This series also includes the guest ledger for Mr. Waller’s funeral.

This series consists of various correspondence and financial records from the year 2008 for the Friends of the Sam Waller Museum.

The John Duncan Robertson fonds consists of a single ruled note book with daily entries from October 1937 to June 1939, written by John Duncan Robertson. Entries describe general camp activities including weather, hunting, fur catch, etc., while trapping in the Moose Lake area with his young son, Sam.

This series consists of correspondence, meeting minutes, administrative, financial, and temporary exhibit records created and compiled by the Sam Waller Museum in 2000.