Collection, 1937-2018, of the Fortnightly Club in Hancock, Michigan, originally a religious study group for young married couples that has evolved into an education and social group.

Tribute, undated, to Maude Sincock Roberts, a resident of Hancock, Michigan and a TITANIC survivor. Includes biographical information, Maude's account of her rescue, newspaper clippings and other copies of TITANIC-related ephemera.

Record books, 1918-1941, of the United States Navy. Two volumes are logs for the Navy Radio Station NUG in Calumet, Michigan. Formerly operated by the Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company, the station was located at Tamarack Junior location, owned by the Osceola Mining Company. Second volume is a drill attendance book for the Navy Reserve fleet based in Hancock, Michigan.

Photograph collection, 1957-circa 1965, of the U.P. Fisheries, Inc., a fisherman-owned co-operative in Hancock, Michigan. Includes photographs of the processing building, equipment and workers in the cleaning, filleting and packaging room. U.P. Fisheries, Inc. is probably a subsequent name of Lake Superior Fisheries, a fisherman-owned co-operative active during the 1940s.

Meeting program, 1901, from the Upper Peninsula Teachers' Association sixth annual meeting in Hancock, Michigan, referred to as the "Copper Country Meeting." Includes lists of officers, the executive committee, and the local committee and provides the schedule of events for the two day meeting. Also includes handwritten notes commenting on the quality of the speakers and changes to the program and available excursions.

Collection, 1864-1953, of Wilbert Salmi, a resident of Toivola and Hancock, Michigan.

Records, 1897-1941, of Copper Country women's fraternal societies.