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This subseries contains photographs, slides, news clippings, correspondence, and a poem related to the Sisters of St. Joseph of London, during their ministry in St. Thomas, Ontario. There are two photographs of thirty Sisters at their centennial celebration on May 6, 1979. There are two slides that depict Sisters in St. Thomas in 1959.

There are news clipping related to the closing and demolition of St. Joseph’s Convent , the history of St. Joseph’s Convent, the remaining Sister-teachers in St. Thomas, St. Joseph’s School of Music, the Junior Professed Choristers of Mount St. Joseph of London, Ontario in 1966, and Sister Mary Boere’s retirement as a teacher in 1996, St. Joseph’s High School. In addition, there is a 1994 correspondence from Sister Mary Boere to the Grand Knight of Council, related to the closing of St. Joseph’s Convent in 1994, and there is a farewell poem to Sister Mary (Elizabeth) Kieran Woods, Sister Mary Boere, and Sister Patrick (Alma Margaret) Sloan.

This series contains the chronicles and history of St. Joseph’s Convent in St. Thomas, Ontario where it doubled as a home for the Congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph of London, Ontario and a school. The Sisters held different appointments as principals, teachers, lab technicians, and assistants at the Holy Angels Elementary School and St. Joseph’s High School in St. Thomas. The records in this series document the various school classes, performances, recitals, and fundraisers the Sisters participated in, and the various social care, welfare work, and spiritual guidance administered by the Sisters at the Holy Angels Church and surrounding Parish. There are news clippings, correspondence, booklets, brochures, photographs, and a vinyl record that document the social, cultural, and religious activities and events in the Parish of Holy Angels in St. Thomas.

This subseries contains the history of the Sisters' residence at 1510 Aubin Road, Windsor, which was occupied by Sister Mabel St. Louis, Sister Ann McDonald, and Sister Elaine Noury.

This subseries contains the history of the Sisters' residence and foster home at 253 Belleview Avenue, Windsor. The foster home was intended to provide short term emergency placement for five children, but later adapted to provide placement for two children with physical and/or mental disabilities long term and up to three children short term. The Sisters welcomed the first child on August 1, 1980. After the first few months, the Roman Catholic Children's Aid Society assumed the finances of the home for the following year. However, to meet growing needs the Sisters again took over financial responsibility and moved the house to 7770 St. Rose Avenue in 1982.

This file contains the chronicles of the Sisters activities at 547 Brock Street and details the establishment of the house, the services offered there, the activities of the Sisters living here such as their education, various ministries, and social activities. There is also a news clipping about Sister Ann Macdonald and the chaplains at St. Clair College.

This file contains a small section of the annals from the Sisters' residence at 547 Brock Street Windsor and documents the establishment of the house, the services offered there, the activities of the Sisters living here such as their education, various ministries, and social activities.

This file contains the typed chronicles of St. Joseph's Convent on Cameron Avenue, Windsor. These document the Sisters' ministries, social activities, and milestones. There are also news clippings and photographs of the Sisters, a priest, the convent, and other buildings the Sisters' frequented.