Docket kept by Josiah Jordan, a justice of the peace for Cumberland County, Maine, for court sessions held at his home in Poland, Maine. Brief entries on cases give names of plaintiff and defendant, date of trial, Jordan's decision in the case and fines assessed. Other entries contain more extensive notes on cases and their disposition.

Records of the Current Events Club of Gardiner, Maine that date back to 1892.

Calendars illustrated with scenes of Maine published by Down East magazine. There are wall calendars (1966-1968, 1971-1975, 2007-) and 8 engagement calendars (1963, 1965-1968, 1971, 1972, 1974).

Materials were collected and compiled by Peter Kellman with regard, primarily, to the strike at the International Paper Mill in Jay, Maine. Other materials include the Simplex Lockout, the Madison Project, and the Millinocket Project.

Collection of postcards and calendars illustrated with photos taken by Paul Knaut. Included in the collection is the unpublished manuscripts for a book on light and color and exhibition materials.

A list of cases in a county court in Maine. Includes names of plaintiffs and defendants, names of judges, orders and judgments issued, hearings held.

A docket kept by an unidentified justice of the peace probably serving in Lincoln County, Maine. The towns of Topsham, Warren and Wiscasset, Maine, are mentioned in the text. Brief entries on cases give names of plaintiff and defendant, date of trial, decision in the case and fines assessed.

Docket kept by John B. Hills, a justice of the peace for Penobscot County, Maine, for court sessions held at his home in Exeter, Maine. Brief entries on cases give names of plaintiff and defendant, date of trial, decision in the case and damages assessed.

Docket kept by Brown with brief notes on cases giving names of plaintiffs and defendants, his decision in the case, and damages assessed. The first part of the volume lists cases tried in Somerset County, Maine, 1835-1838; the remainder of the volume covers cases in Piscataquis County, 1838-1869, after its incorporation in 1838 from parts of Somerset and Penobscot Counties.

Dockets kept by an unidentified justice of the peace probably serving in Somerset County, Maine. The towns of Norridgewock and Skowhegan, Maine, are mentioned frequently in the text.

Papers of the Executive Editor and Vice President of the Washington Post. Most of the collection is related to the Washington Post with some personal papers. Other papers include Wiggins' appointment as ambassador to the United Nations, 1968-69, and files relating to his work at the Ellsworth American newspaper.