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The fonds is comprised of biographical information on Asher Pierce, including obituaries, biographies, and copies of newspaper articles, several pieces of correspondence, a photo album featuring photographs from the opening of the Gan Chaim orange plantation in Palestine, and a single photograph of Ella Pierce.

Consists largely of material related to Aviva Ravel's playwriting, including scholarly works, handwritten and typed notes and drafts, as well as newspaper clippings promotional material, and professional correspondence. Also includes notebooks and plays in Yiddish.

Contains materials that document Bebe Trepman's role as an educator, as well as her involvement with various community organizations such as the Montreal Yiddish Committee.

Fonds consists of 8 files of original and photocopied material including: family photographs, correspondence, newspaper clippings and a loan certificate. Material touches on the families' time in La Macaza, Quebec.

The Barbados Jewish Burial Grounds Collection includes a report, correspondence and diary notes rearding the upkeep and possesion of a Jewish cemetary located in Barbados. A.J. Alexander on Montreal prepared the included report of the state on this burial ground and continued to be involved with the negotiations of various parties responsible for the property. The collection also includes biographical information on A.J. Alexander.

The Baron Byng 50th Anniversary Collection includes a yearbook produced for a Baron Byng 50th anniversary reunion, a t-shirt produced for the anniversary, a photograph and ribbon from the 1948 graduating class party, a copy of a speech given at a reunion of Baron Byng students, and two photographs taken of the outside of the school building in 1980.

Consists of photographic images, correspondence, and a technical drawing related to the excavation at the Hamta - Emmaus bathhouse.

The excavation of the bathhouse was supported by the Jewish Cultural Association of Montreal and the United Israel Appeal of Canada. During the months of August and September of 1977, the Division of Classical Studies of Tel-Aviv University excavated the bathhouse in the town of Hamta - Emmaus, a typical Tanaic and Amoraitic town.

Fonds consists of Rumanian folk costume made and given to Bella Herscovitch by grandmother in 1934, in Rumania.

The Fonds consists of correspondence, photographs and ephemera related to the war time relationship and marriage of Nathan and Ruth Benditsky. The material focuses predominently on the years 1945 and 1946, during which the couple organizes their Manchester wedding and arranges Ruth's eventual immigration to Canada.

Consists of mainly textual records of association activities such as membership lists, anniversary gatherings, etc. Includes correspondence and scrapbooks.