history of the western settlement of Juneau area from the purchase of Alaska from Russia by the United States in 1867; Christian development of Juneau area and the arrival of Catholic Missionaries; description of Totem Poles, their functions in Native American society, and how to read a Totem Pole.

typed brief narrative of the reasons for the founding of Fermoy Convent and the missions sent overseas from it.

letter stating that Miss Sheehan couldn't make to Cork after all on her visit, the books still had not arrived and Sister M. Patricia was anxious about whether they would or not (20 September 1945); letter stating that the books had arrived and thanking Fermoy Convent for that, details of a recent reception ceremony for First and Second Professions.

phone, travel, allowances, maintenance, religious and other expenses of Fermoy Convent.

amounts spent each month on items such as "Bread", "Wine + [and] Medicine", "Repairs" and other expenses.

Includes; Mullingar; Fermoy; Maryborough; Limerick; Mount Saint Anne's, Portarlington; Bandon; Terenure; Millstreet; Rathmore, County Kerry; Killarney; Kenmare; George's Hill, Dublin; Waterford?; Kilkenny; Tuam, County Galway; Dingle; North Presentation, Cork.

details of incomes, taxes paid, reimbursements owed, voluntary contribution funds, and other financial details of Fermoy Sisters.

blessing of altar at Fermoy Convent Chapel, issuing of indulgences for the performance of certain duties.

extract from the Inside Passage Alaskan newspaper with articles and images of the work of the Presentation Sisters in Ecuador.

list of "Spiritual Books" and writings of Fermoy Convent; "List of papers in Fermoy archives" (13 January 1998).