Series consists of a mixture of handwritten and typed out meeting minutes from the Alexandra Society. These meeting minutes discuss many things, including the formation of the society, the election of executive members, and plans for fundraising campaigns. Alexandra Society sometimes noted as King’s College Women’s Auxiliary or similar titles.

Series consists of six letters Maurice Scollard Baldwin wrote to others.

Series consists of the Matriculas (1803-1906, 1981-1995, 1996-2004, and 2005-present) and other bound volumes in which were recorded students' names, the dates they attended King's, their courses and grades, awards and degrees.

There was no matricula before the charter in 1802, and no precise record of the names of student who entered during the first twelve years of the life of the College has been preserved. Rev. John Inglis, who was the first to enter the Academy in 1788, wrote, "It is believed that more than Two Hundred persons entered the Institution before the Charter was obtained. NO MATRICULA was kept; but more than a hundred of these persons desired to pursue a Collegiate course.

In recent years, signing the Matricula has been considered the final step in registering at King's.

Architectural drawings of Halifax block plans relating to the design of the University of King's College Main Buildings in Halifax, Nova Scotia.

Series consists of eleven letters Malcolm Taylor McAdam Harding wrote to other Anglican clergymen and Rowley.

Series contains letters between Andrew Merkel and Malcolm MacLeod from the beginning of his career at the Canadian Press, some telegrams and news article drafts.

Architectural drawings relating to the Main Building for the University of King's College, Halifax, Nova Scotia.

Sub-series contains documents relating to the establishment of the Maclean-Hunter Chair, a professorship subsidized by Maclean Hunter through a one-time endowment of $500,000 each to six universities across the country, and with grants matching the yearly yield. Sub-series includes documentation of Maclean-Hunter Chair and hiring of Visiting Professor, as well as correspondence and other records. Subseries contains only records related to the Maclean-Hunter Chair; records relating to events sponsored by Maclean-Hunter, such as Maclean-Hunter symposia, are in UKC.JOUR.3.4.MAC1 and UKC.JOUR.2.3.GEN.

Series consists of three letters Louis Ralph Sherman wrote to Rowley.

Series consists of 10 letters Llewellyn Jones wrote to others, and one missionary license.