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The collection consists of booklets, magazines, pamphlets, photographs, sermons, and clippings all relating to the Universalist churches throughout the United States and written by Universalist clergy.

This collection consists of approximately 600 vintage and a few contemporary post cards of locations, destinations and points of interest around the Cranberry Lake area.

The collection consists of approximately 450 photographic postcards and lithograph images dating from before the turn of the 20th century to the 1960's.

This collection consists of five bound volumes: four account books and an index from W.F. Willson & Co., Dealers in General Merchandise, located in Massena.

Collection consists of a guest register, photograph album, photographs and post cards of the camp, unidentified guests, fish and lake.

This collection consists primarily of contemporary pamphlets and newspapers published during the War of 1812. Also contained in the collection is an Orderly Book pertaining to the Battle of Plattsburgh.

This collection consists of correspondence, railroad ephemera, and photographs of logging in the North Country. Also included are pamphlets on the Mohawks, transcriptions of Preston King letters and assorted research material and stories on the North Country written by Berry.

The collection consists of sheets of commemorative UN postage stamps issued between 1983 and 2009, First Day Covers (colorful UN-issued envelopes with cancelled stamps) issued between 1969 and 1991, and UN postal cards issued between 1989 and 1996. Also included are commemorative philatelic collection cards from 1972 to 1994.

This collection documents the lives of several St. Lawrence County families including the Coltons, Hatchs, and Randalls, and the social and cultural history of the county as well as the ethnic history of the settlers responsible for the westward expansion of the United States.

This collection consists of the correspondence and journals related to two military members active in the Civil War: William B. Goodrich and Patrick (P.H.) Wells. The Goodrich papers include documents and memorabilia from Goodrich and his daughter, Stella Goodrich Russell with dates ranging from 1853-1898. The P.H. Wells papers include letters from Wells to his friend and eventual wife, Sadie and personal diaries.