Series includes correspondence between Merkel and J. F. B. Livesay, Tully, and many others, and various documents relating to Merkel's personal and professional life.

Series consists of architectural drawings by Andrew Cobb for the University of King's College, including a proposed building to replace the Main Building in Windsor that was destroyed by fire in 1920, and new buildings when the campus moved to Halifax. There are also drawings relating to King's Collegiate School in Windsor, and for the Royal Canadian Navy's occupation of the King's campus in Halifax during World War II.

Series includes original poems submitted for the poetry contest, some typed versions, and related letters and flyers .

Series consists primarily of letters sent from Annie Campbell Huestis to Andrew Merkel between 1915 and 1946. Also included are carbon copies of a few letters sent from Merkel to Huestis, several poems written by Huestis, and two photographs.

Sub-series consists of a report.

Series consists of textual records relating to the architects who designed the buildings of the University of King's College, and written information about the buildings, including some project information, legal documents, and descriptive
information.

Sub-series consists of promotional material, student services handbooks, and other records relating to student and campus life.

Sub-series contains memos and design plans for a school of journalism that had a brief existence in the 1960s. It also contains correspondence regarding the collapse and dissolution of the school.

Records from the audit committee, including terms of reference, reports, and correspondence.

The series comprises records relating to athletic and sports awards presented at the University of King's College.