The June B. Martin Papers generally consist of personal records, correspondence, vacation materials, photographs, and other personal materials created by June B. Martin, formerly June L. Bjorklund. The bulk of the personal records are personal correspondence, with what little professional correspondence there is consisting of letters of congratulations and gratitude. Of interest here is the correspondence from Edgar Martin during his time stationed in the Pacific during WWII previous to their marriage. Vacation materials come from the extensive number of trips abroad by June & Edgar during their marriage. Materials include brochures, clippings, itineraries, photographs, and slides. In addition, there are two scrapbooks, one a collection of letter of congratulations upon her retirement, the other a biographical scrapbook compiled by her mother, Laura Bjorklund. Noticeably absent are any records of her time in the state government. What little exists in this collection are generally clippings or personal letters between co-workers.