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This file contains a scrapbook with news clippings about the accomplishments of Sisters of St. Joseph of Pembroke.

This file contains a scrapbook from the Sisters of St. Joseph of Pembroke's ministry in Chincha Alta, Peru. The scrapbook primarily contains photographs, cards, correspondence, and news clippings about the Sisters, the Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate, and Peru. There is also description of the photographs, a prayer card for Ignacia Triarte Elias, and a memorial letter of appreciation to the Sisters from the people of Chincha Alta.

This file contains a copy of the Manhattan College Dedication Memorial which has been used as a scrapbook. Pasted within are various news paper and magazine clippings and short write-ups on the history of the Sisters of St. Joseph, receptions and professions of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Pembroke, religious events in the area, and obituaries of various Sisters, Father Patrick Sylvester Dowdall, and other prominent religious figures.

This file contains the pages of a scrapbook of the Federation of the Sisters of St. Joseph in Canada's 2001 pilgrimage to France, where the order was founded. This scrapbook contains itineraries, accounts, postcards, ephemera, and photographs from the pilgrimage.

This file contains the pages of a scrapbook by Sister Leona Colterman of Sisters of St. Joseph of Pembroke, Ontario, Canada about her ministry with the Tekakwitha Wickiup and the Saskatchewan Interfaith Pastoral Care Association in Regina, Saskatchewan as well as Groves Park Lodge, Renfrew, Ontario. The Tekakwitha Wickiup, founded in 1976, was a centre which provided counseling, community space, prayer, and information for accessing social services to those in need, particularly among the First Nations community. It encourages self-help and self-sufficiency with a focus on assisting with access to housing and employment. Sister Leona Colterman and Brother Henri Bisson directed the centre. There is correspondence, news clippings, reports, pamphlets, and booklets about the centre. There are also some photographs of community events. Groves Park Lodge is a long-term centre and Sister Leona was also the president of the Groves Park Lodge Auxiliary. There are news clipping and photographs about her activities there as well as meeting minutes.

This file contains the pages of a scrapbook by Sister Leona Colterman of Sisters of St. Joseph of Pembroke, Ontario, Canada about her ministry in Montgomery, Alabama, U.S.A. with the City of St. Jude Catholic Church. With this ministry she initiated and directed the St. Jude Social Service Centre to provided care for those in need and training to local case-workers. There are booklets, pamphlets, and news clippings about St. Jude's and the services it provides, accounts by Sister Leona, correspondence about her ministries and reports, presentations, and correspondence about the centre. There are also photographs and slides of the staff of St. Jude's Social Service Centre, those receiving support from the services, staff from Gunther Air Base, and the Boy Scouts at Young Forte Village.

This file contains disassembled pages from a scrapbook of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Pembroke's visit to Peru in 1982. This file contains photographs and text clippings from Machu Picchu, Cusco, Chincha Alta, Pueblo Nuevo, Chicha Baja, and Lima, Paru. The photographs are of the scenery, cities, churches, people on the street, Sisters of St. Joseph, priests and their parish members, and Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate. There is also the booklet Sisters of St. Joseph Pembroke Totally Involved in Peru by Kay Cronin.

This file contains a scrapbook with photographs, news clippings, postcards, clippings from reports, anecdotes, and ephemera related to Santa Maria Senior Citizens Home in Regina, Saskatchewan. Sister Leona Colterman set up the Pastoral Care Department at Santa Maria Senior Citizen Home and was the director for eight years.

This series contains scrapbooks created and kept by the Sisters of St. Joseph of Pembroke, Ontario.

This file contains a scrapbook which was kept in a community room at the Pembroke Motherhouse for Sisters to contribute to. It was intended to document their every-day life. Sister Mary Rice is a frequent contributor. The scrapbook contains journal-like entries, photographs, prayer cards, event posters and pamphlets, news letters, and a "volunteer kit' which includes a rubber band, a dime, a mint, a marble, a binder clip, and a paper star. The scrapbook also includes detailed accounts of Jack "Bird" O'Neill, the Sister Kathleen O'Neil's pet budgie. The material primarily focuses on the Sisters in Pembroke, but having been created after amalgamation also includes details about the Sisters in London, Hamilton, and Peterborough.