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Series consists of records of Local 17 of the Bricklayers, Masons and Plasterers' International Union of America, including minutes, correspondence, circuletters, scab lists, shop steward reports, financial records, material from the Ontario Provincial Conference, and other material. Also included are 54 volumes of published constitutions, proceedings, reports, and delinquent lists.

Phone-a-thons, [1985, 1988]

Bruce Hurley & Jane O’Donnell wedding, [1986] (Bruce was coordinator of Alumni Affairs)

Reunion weekend, 1986

Ottawa Chapter, [1986]

Craft Sale, Thomas J. Bata Library, 1986

Squash & Golf Tournament banquet, [1986]

Convocation riverside bar, 1987

Toronto Chapter fall reception, University Club, Toronto,1987

Peterborough Chapter, 1988: formation & gathering at home of John Stubbs

Trinity College, Toronto gathering

Miscellaneous photographs, received July 1992

Administrative Studies Alumni

Trent event with "Bill Pinkney and the Original Drifters", n.d.

Miscellaneous photographs, 2 folders (photos include Don Huff, Sue Dixon, Peter Gwyn, Thomas Klossen, Scott Menzies, Lynn Lockhart, Don Eastop, Jack Roe, Maureen Barrett, Hugh Walters, Vince O’Brien, Sarah Duff, Scott Warren, Chris Daffern, Molly Lawson, Dave MacMurray, Ann Hogaboam, Manindra Shah, Tony Storey, Sheila Malcolmson, Dave McRobert, Steve Hewitt, Liz Fleming, Peter Sage, Mark McLennan, Chris Miller, Dave Cummings, Jay Kilburn, Sandie Condflower, Len Vernon, Paul Delaney, Alisa Mackay, Marla Hayes, Lloyd Fenemore, Tom Philips, Philipa McLoughlin, Lari Langford, Margie Lightbody, Paul Moore, Judy Best, Phyllis Vernon, Kevin Midghall, etc.)

Binder 2
61-69: Opening ceremonies of Champlain College (67 and 69 are b&w) (see also Binder 4)
70-80: Construction of the College (70 to 74 are b&w)
Exterior Shots:
81-87: Bell Tower
88: College from the Faryon Bridge
89: Rooftop at sunset with special effect
90-95: View of College from Otonabee side of the River and from under and on top of the Faryon Bridge (#91)
96-99: Champlain College from the River in 1968 Prints (2)
100-102: View from the Otonabee River
103: View of College from the Drumlin (b&w)
104: View from River (b&w)
105: West Quad (b&w)
106: View from the Faryon Bridge
107-109: View from top of the stairs (107 is b&w) Print(1): Buttress Detail
110: Bottom of stairs between AB Staircase and Great Hall
111-115: Tree and river side of Great Hall
116: Entrance to river side of Great Hall)
117: Outside tutorial
118-122: Wooden steps into Otonabee River
123: Between stairs by Great Hall
124: Steps from Lecture Hall at the top of Champlain College
125-126: Facing IJ and GH Staircases
127: Path from GH and IJ Staircases - Facing AB Staircase and the Great Hall
128: Beside the Porter's Lodge and EF Staircase (b&w)
129-133: The Walkway (mostly b&w) Print(1): Students Walking Under Trellis
134-136: The Master's Lodge

Interior:
137: Ceilie Print
138-139: The Ceilie
140-154: The Great Hall Dining in the Great Halll (#141)
152: Champlain College Library Print

General:
153-156: Classes and Tutorials
157-160: Residence Rooms
161: Intro Week (b&w)
162: Composite Photograph from 1966-1967 (b&w)
163-170: Group photographs (163-165 are b&w)
171: Bon Temps (b&w)
172: Liz McCarney (Assistant to the Master 1992)
173: Jeff Domm (as College Porter 1992)
174: Marion O'Brien (Administrative Assistant 1992)
175-177: Students (176 and 177 are b&w)
178: Advertising
179: View from the Faryon Bridge

Series consists of the published constitution of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen (1917), in Polish.

Series consists of the records of the Peterborough Association of the Pattern Makers League of North America, including minute books, financial records, monthly reports, correspondence and circuletters, bylaws, membership records, and other material.

Official Opening Ceremonies: held at Rubidge Hall, October 17-18 (3 folders) ; (see also Trent Cabinet - Drawer 3)

Breaking the Sod, Nassau Campus, 1965 (prints & negatives)

Laying the Cornerstone, October 20, 1965 (folder plus one black binder located beside box) - (see also Trent Cabinet - Drawer 3)

Racey cartoons presentation

Robert L. Hunter Canadian Collection presentation (photos include Donald Theall, Colin Taylor, Michael Peterman)

Northway papers & Carrying Place papers presentation (photos include Jack Martin, Dr. Mary Northway, Flora Morrison)

Vanity Fair presentation (Friends of the Bata Library presentation of 1st edition to Bata Library), 1994 (photos include Meredith Glassco, Jean Glassco, Leanard Conolly, Murray Genoe, Martha Kidd)

Portraits of Trent University presidents, by artist Richard Hayman (photos include the artist and Donald Theall)

Leslie Frost portrait presentation 1971 (photos include Leslie Frost, Thomas H. B. Symons)

Lady Eaton portrait presentation

Symons portrait presentation 1992 (photos include John D. de Pencier, John Stubbs, Thomas H.B. Symons, Christine Symons, Brenda Bury)

Redelmeier coin collection presentation 1971 (photos include Jack Martin, Mr. & Mrs. Redelmeier, R.H. Sadleir)

Prime Ministers of Canada sketches presentation 1967 (photos include artist Harold Shaw, Quaker Oats vice president Fred Ash, Thomas H. B. Symons, Alf Cole)

Thomas J. Bata Library Rededication ceremony, March 1994: Sweet Grass ceremony with Paul Bourgeois; Archives Reading Room plaque presentation in honour of Mary Northway, ribbon cutting by Dore Millichamp; Thomas J. Bata Library Endowment Fund wooden carving presentation, with Walter Downes, Leonard Conolly, Murray Genoe; photos include Walter Hanbidge, Shirley Williams, David Newhouse, Veda Stow; Steve Dantzer

Symons Medal (photos of medal)

Federal Volunteer Award presentation to alumnus Carol Wilton (photos include Bill Domm)

Robert Lightbody prize presented to [ ], [19 - ], and to Philipa McLoughlin, 1989

Electric Energy Efficiency Award [Ontario Hydro, 1977] (photo includes Michael O’Brien)

Currie Engineering Award presentation

Symons’ Dinner, May 6, 1972 (photos include Thomas H. B. Symons, Christine Symons, John Turner, Leslie Frost, Janet Bews

Retirement dinner, November 24, 1967 (photos include Thomas H. B. Symons, N.D. Crook, Dr. Donald White, C.K. Fraser, Mrs. Fraser)

200th Senate Meeting, etc.

Historical Plaque presentations: commemorating the "guiding role" played by University of Toronto, University of Western Ontario, and Queen’s University (plaque is displayed with three foundation stones from the three Universities), 1963; commemorating the Founding of Trent University, 1970; commemorating the generosity of Canadian General Electric which donated the University site, 1982 (photos include Thomas H. B. Symons, Leslie Frost, Donald Theall)

Installation ceremony of President Gary N. Polonsky, Durham College, February 14, 1989 (photos include John Stubbs)

Trent in Ecuador: Signing the agreement (photos include David Morrison and members of Catolica University in Ibarra, Ecuador, and Universidad Technica del Norte)

Jolly Hangman, Peter Robinson College, opening, [1975] (includes photos of PRC master Ian Chapman & Paul Wilson)

The Margaret Laurence Tribute, March 1988 (includes photos of Alice Munro, W.O. Mitchell, Adele Wiseman, Robert Kroetsch, Timothy Findley, Pierre Burton, Hugh MacLennan, Peter Gzowski, & other unidentified authors. Also included are photos of the Margaret Laurence sculpture by Almuth Lutkenhaus created in 1984 (Art Collection accession 2000.118.1)

Fundraising: "Initial fundraising"

Fundraising: Peterborough firefighters, 1977 (photos include Thomas E.W. Nind, Henry Nokes, Morley Bell, Paul Brown)

Fundraising: Fund for Excellence Campaign, 1987 (photos include John Leishman, Jon Grant, John de Pencier)

Fundraising: [Canadian General Electric] donation of $130,000 (photo includes John Stubbs)

Fundraising: For Tomorrow Campaign, [ ], 1990 (photos include Susan Wheeler, Tony Storey, Susan Mackle, Kathleen Hurley Easson, John Stubbs, John de Pencier, Jon Grant, Sylvia Sutherland, David Moore, Michael McClintock, Mark Bellefeuille, Irene Redegeld, Michael Beswick, Robert Stephenson, Michael Nolan, Lari Langford, Martha Whatley, Margie Lightbody, Philip Playfair, Neil Rodgers, John Currie)

Fundraising: United Way (includes photos of Bernadine Dodge, Steve Dantzer, President David Smith, Sybil Thorn, Ken Toong, John Wadland, Pat Strode, Heather Avery, Murray Genoe, President Leonard Conolly)

Infrastructure Program $1,200,000 cheque presentation, 1994 (photo includes Leonard Conolly, Peter Adams, Jenny Carter)

Summer Explorations (photos include Michael Peterman, Dr. Zafar Iqbal, Gordon Johnston, John Burbidge, Leonard Conolly, John Jennings, & others)

"Madmen on the Otonabee": photos include Thomas H.B. Symons, Richard Love, Kathryn Campbell (28 March 2013; photographs by Christine Withrow)

50th anniversary Community Parade and Rubidge Hall Plaque Rededication, 2015

50th anniversary Chancellor's Gala, 2015

Binder 2
41: Path near London Street - facing Wallis Hall, September 1968.
42: House on Southeast corner of London and Rubidge Streets
43: Back of Scott House
44-46: Front of Scott House (44 is b&w)
47: View of lawn in front of Scott House with Wallis Hall in background
48: Benches near Wallis Hall side entrances
49-50: Inside Scott House (49 is b&w)
51: Fireplace and common area in Wallis Hall? (b&w)
52: Common Area in Kerr House (b&w)
53: Common Area
54-58: [Residence rooms (58 is b&w)
59: Composite from 1965-1966 (b&w)
60: Construction of Wallis Hall? (b&w)

Series consists of files pertaining to the operations of the Trail Studies Unit, including job descriptions, and guides on information organization. One file consists of the contents of a staff manual that was kept in a binder. In addition to general operations, files document how resources were managed and accessed in the unit.

Series consists of Professor Neufeld’s research material on ballet in Canada in relation to his published books and articles. His published books on ballet include Power to Rise: The Story of The National Ballet of Canada (Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1996), Passion to Dance: The National Ballet of Canada (Toronto: Dundurn Press, 2011), and Karen Kain: Artistic Director (Toronto: National Ballet of Canada, 2019).
Files include correspondence, interview transcripts and notes, newspaper clippings, and notes on materials from archival collections held at the National Ballet of Canada Archives, Library and Archives Canada, University of British Columbia Archives, and Toronto Reference Library. Series also includes articles written for the International Dictionary of Dance on the National Ballet of Canada and Celia Franca. Series also includes notes for a conference Neufeld attended for Sir Frederick Ashton, British ballerina and choreographer as well as workshops Professor Neufeld facilitated for the National Ballet of Canada and the American Ballet Company.

Series consists of copies of Echoes, a publication produced at Peterborough Collegiate and Vocational Institute. Early editions were published monthly by various groups, including the Philomathean Society and the Literary Society. Later volumes are published yearly and function as yearbooks. 1977 was the sesquicentennial of P.C.V.I. and the yearbook for this year has a full history of the school included.

Years include 1905, 1907-1910, 1916-1918, 1922, 1925-1927, 1929, 1937-1944, 1946-1965, 1977, and 1982-1985.

Series consists of transcripts and photocopies of Need’s Woodhouse Journal, which was used to write Six years in the bush. Files also include correspondence, some between John Langton and Thomas Need. See file listing for more details.

Series consists of files on articles submitted to Alternatives. Files include original submissions, correspondence with editors, drafts with revisions, and correspondence about others' opinions on the articles. Not all articles appeared in the publication.