Account/Ledger Book of Josiah E. McElwain of Octoraro, Pennsylvania for the McElwain farm and the Benevolent Board of the Middle Octoraro Presbyterian Church. Some of the accounts include the names Washington Carrick, Lemuel Myers, James Markey, Cora Markey and Samuel Swayne. Also payments to serveral accounts including the Foreign Missions, Freedmen and York Colored School.

Consists of one journal explaining the duties performed by R. Andrews from January 18th to February 22nd 1858. Includes detailed descriptions of canal and communitites along the Susquehanna River. Begins at Columbia, Pa., and ends at "Upper Janiata Division."

Lithographic images of significant structures, places, and people from the mid-eighteenth to mid-nineteenth centuries. Images of government buildings, castles, monasteries, well-known landscapes, European royalty, politicians, authors, poets, and philosophers as well as depictions of historic events and imitations of early European paintings are included in the collection.

Ledger. Consists of four pages of special monetary output by J.W. Boos for his children John, Katy, Jacob, and Friederich, 1795-1808; five pages of receipts mentioning the inheritance of Paul Berlet (1797); six pages of accounting records (1803-1810).

Consists of popular American and European waltzes and dance music from 1893 to 1923 that the Krodel Bothers acquired for the band's performances in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.

Pocket guide (1918), petition for citizenship in the Invisible Empire (1920s), parking tag (1926) and poster (undated)

The program included "Prelude to the Old Maid and the Thief" and "Tiplo Concerto a tre" by Gian-Carlo Menotti, who accepted an award presented by the orchestra association. Autographed by the composer.