Abella, Irving. A Coat of Many Colours: Two Centuries of Jewish Life and Canada, 1990.
Beaton, Elizabeth, "Whitney Pier Case Studies: St. Phillip's African Orthodox Church, Holy Ghost Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, St. Mary's Polish Church." Report, Beaton Institute, 1983.
---------- "The West Indians and Cape Breton: Migration Culture and Strategies for Survival". Report, Beaton Institute, 1989.
---------- "The Chinese in Eastern Nova Scotia." Report, Beaton Institute, 1983.
---------- "A Tale of Three Churches: Ethnic Architecture in Sydney Nova Scotia" in Canadian Ethnic Studies, XVI, 3, 1984.
---------- "Religious Affiliation and Ethnic Identity of West Indians in Whitney Pier" in Canadian Ethnic Studies, XX, 3, 1988.
---------- "St. George's Russian/Ukrainian Orthodox Church in Whitney Pier."Report, Beaton Institute, 1985.
---------- "Ukrainians in Cape Breton: Radicalism and religion." Report, Beaton Institute, 1988.
---------- In the Pier, Dear!": A Phenomenology of Place" Report, Beaton Institute, 1990.
Black, Joe. "Hunky Town": The Immigrant Family and Its Company Home." Report, Beaton Institute, 1989.
Campbell, Colleen. "The Historical Development of a Section of ward V! - Church Street to Dominion Street." Report, Beaton Institute, 1990.
Coffin, John et. al., "Early Lives of cape Bretoners: Sydney and Glace Bay." Report, Beaton Institute, 1984.
Cozzolini, Thomas. "Autobiography." Typescript available at the Public Archives of Nova Scotia, MG 1, Vol. 1191 C.
Crawley, Ron, "Off to Sydney: Newfoundlanders Emigrate to Cape Breton, 1890-1914," in Acadiensis Vol. XVII, no. 2, 1988.
Dreisziger, N.F., Struggle and Hope: The Hungarian Canadian Experience, 1982.
Earle, Michael. "Sydney Steel Plant -- Chronology". Report, Steel Project, Beaton Institute, 1989.
Heron, Craig. Working in Steel: the Early Years in Canada, 1883-1935, 1987.
Holy Ghost Parish Anniversary 1912-1971 Booklet, 1971.
"A History of Holy Redeemer Church, Its Parishioners and Organizations." Report produced by the Holy Redeemer Heritage Centre, 1993. Available at the Beaton Institute.
Huk, John, Strangers in the Land: The Ukrainian Presence in Cape Breton, 1985.
Jabbra, Nancy and Joe. Voyageurs to a Rocky Shore: The Lebanese and Syrians of Nova Scotia, 1984.
MacDonald, Joe. "The 1904 Strike at the Sydney Steel Plant," Report, Beaton Institute, 1977.
MacEachern, George. Autobiography of a Cape Breton Labour Radical. Edited and introduced by D. Frank and D. MacGillivray. Sydney, 1987.
Mackay, Duncan. "A Brief History of Trinity United Church," unpublished paper available from the author.
MacKenzie, A.A. "The Irish and the West Indians in Nova Scotia", in Work, Ethnicity and Oral History. 1988.
Melnick, Stephanie. "The Sydney Polish Community." Report, Beaton Institute, 1976.
Melnyk, Steve. "A Family History of the Melnyks/Melnicks, 1906-1979." Report, Beaton Institute, 1979.
Morris, Toby. MG7,2. "Study of Whitney Pier and Ethnic Groups and Businesses."
Nicholson, Reid. "Only the Shadows Remain." Report, Beaton Institute, 1980.
Muise, Nolynne. "Birthweights and Miscarriages: A Corelation between Fetotoxins and Elevated Levels of Cadmium in the Environment." Report , Beaton Institute, 1983.
Piers Ties, Historical Newsletter published by the Whitney Pier Historical Society, Researched written and edited by Leo Evans and Norma Evans. 12 numbers (September, 1986 - November, 1987).
Piers Ties, Historical Newsletter published by the Beaton Institute for Cape Breton Studies. Research and General Editing by Elizabeth Beaton, edited by Robert Wall. 10 numbers (June 1, 1986 - October 10, 1986).
Razzolini, Maria. All Our Fathers: The North Italian Community in Industrial Cape Breton, 1983.
St. Mary's Polish Church, Sydney, N.S.: "With Praise and thanksgiving, 75th Anniversary, 1913-1988." Compiled by the St. Mary's Polish Church Anniversary Committee (Ed. Kathleen Malinowski), 1988.
Snow, William. "A Historical Sketch of Whitney Pier." Report, Beaton Institute, 1978.
The Steel Project, Beaton Institute, University College of cape Breton (Coordinator, Elizabeth Beaton). The Steel Project is a comprehensive on-going archival and research project which documents historical and contemporary steel making in Cape Breton. Its materials consist of artifacts, photographs, videography and film, taped oral history and written records.
"Sydney, Nova Scotia: The Report of a brief investigation of social conditions in the city." Produced by the Board of Temperance and moral Reform of the Methodist Church and the Board of Social Service and Evangelism of the Presbyterian, 1912-13 (ca.).
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