This video features "before" shots of Sam Waller Museum galleries by Jimm Simon, prior to renovations in 2002 under curator Krista Cooke.

First copy of DVD of book "The Unbeatable Breed" public reading by Bob Lowery, re: people and events in Northern Manitoba.

Second copy of DVD. DVDs of book "The Unbeatable Breed" public reading by Bob Lowery, re: people and events in Northern Manitoba.

DVD copy of Walter Krivda commenting on the Little Northern Museum shortly prior to closing.

A feature-length documentary created from footage recorded during the summer of 1979 by a group of independent filmmakers from Winnipeg. Contains memorable images of communities along the Hudson Bay Rail Line, and the people that live there.

VHS copy of "The Pas - Crossroads of History" performance at AMM conference, Christ Church Anglican, The Pas. With: Kerri Nutbrown, Kelly Wadelius, Richard Baschak, Ron Scott, Clem Jones, Jeff Ligs, Jennifer Dunham.

The John Wade fonds consists of Xerox copies of correspondence between Sam Waller and his nephew John Wade between 1944 - 1978. John Wade resided in England.

The Ross Navigation Company collection consists of five certificates of the steamboat ‘Tobin’ of Kenora for the Ross Navigation Company Limited of The Pas, Manitoba for the years 1927, 1928, 1930, 1934 and 1935, and a letter and list relating to the disposal of Captain Horatio Hamilton Ross’ effects from 1925.

The John Kerr fonds consists of a civil engineering graduation thesis based on studies to divert part of the Saskatchewan River into Lake Winnipegosis to reclaim land for agricultural purposes. The text is broken into two parts; the first concerning “General Facts of the Area” and the second concerning “Reclamation of the Area”. The thesis has diagrams, maps, graphs, and tables to complement the text.

The Fleet G. Whitakers fonds consists of a string bound file folder with the following contents: microfilm copy 23 pgs., notebook municipal law 46 pgs., lined paper international law 49 pgs., notes various 13 pgs., legal briefs 142 and 122 pgs. These appear to be notes from when he attended law school in Saskatoon.