Scope and Contents File contains the remnants of a program and a newspaper clipping describing a Centennial party held in Catskill to commemorate the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Prominent citizens of Catskill performed as famed figures of the Revolutionary era, and old artifacts were exhibited for the public.

Scope and Contents File contains a copy of the Last Will and Testament of John L. Bronck, a brother of Judge Leonard Bronck of Coxsackie. Also included is an unsigned document titled "Our Country" which is a lengthy work of prose concerning the newly formed United States, its philosophical and historical merits as a new country, and speculations on its destiny.