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This file contains the annals of the Sisters of St. Joseph of London while residing at St. Joseph's House of Studies.

This subseries contains a photograph and list of the Sisters of St. Joseph of London who ministered in Windsor.

This file contains planning records preparing for the sale of Holy Rosary Convent, these include an invitation to the closing of the convent, an offering memorandum, an inventory of items, appraisal certificates, and correspondence. There are news clippings, correspondence, meeting minutes, and a copy of the Ontario Heritage Act regarding the designation of Holy Rosary Convent as a heritage site. There are also site evaluations for Holy Rosary Convent in Windsor and the Queen's Avenue and Medaille House in London.

This file contains planning records what to do with Holy Rosary Convent. Includes an ideal timeline of sale, meeting minutes, and agendas.

This subseries contains records used by Congregational Leadership for planning what to do with Holy Rosary Convent, the sale of the property, and the site's heritage designation. This includes meeting minutes, agendas, correspondence, financial reports, an offering memorandum, a timeline of sale, appraisal certificates, inventory of assets, news clippings, and the Ontario Heritage Act.

This file contains meeting minutes, agendas, surveys, a site evaluation, financial reports, and planning documents regarding the Sisters' planning for what to do with their properties and ministries in Windsor, primarily focused on Holy Rosary Convent. Includes detailed break down of the cost to rent apartment for Sisters compared to purchasing a new property and the upkeep of Holy Rosary Convent. There is also an offering memorandum for Holy Rosary Convent.

This file contains photographs of St. Joseph's House of Studies and the Sisters and news clippings about the property. There is also correspondence between Sisters about a centennial history celebration, with Evelyn G. McLean of the University of Windsor about the renovations of the house, and about a donation to Brentwood.