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Photographs pertain to the Allen and Bellamy families; other names include Bland, Cutt, Down, Dunnett, Fennel, Fiddick, Hennessey, Honey, Hubbs, Huycke, Jones, McLaughlin, Mutton, Pegg, Powell, Waite, and others

Photograph albums:

Brown-coloured album with string: vacation photographs taken in various Ontario locations during the 1950s and 1960; several postcards also

Album with boat and mountain scene on cover: personal photographs of Ruth Allen during her early life; includes school years and Peterborough Teachers College days; includes teaching friends from her schools; also several family members, 1930s and 1940s

White album with dog and bird on cover: “Hennessey album”, ca. 1880s and 1890s (includes several Hennessey family photographs)

Loose pages from an album: photographs of Mary and Kathryn Bellamy, 1960s and 1970s; also children of Claude and Marjory Allen, 1960s, plus other various family photographs

Black album: Ken, Ruth, Mary and Kathryn Bellamy, 1947-1961, Salem, Ontario

Black album: Ken and Ruth Bellamy and family, 1961-1979, Salem, Ontario

Also, 5 small albums of family photographs

Loose photographs:

Various family portraits; also Durward Allen farm, Cramahe Township, 1960s (aerial photograph)

White envelope: ca. 24 photographs pertaining to Ken Bellamy and various other family members including John and Mary Gray, Joy Bellamy, Kathryn Bellamy, Ruth Youngblut, Gordon Blakley, ca. 1980s

White envelope: photographs of Allen and Bellamy family members

White envelope: photographs of family and friends of the Allen and Bellamy families

White envelope: unidentified photographs

Collection consists of a history of Camp X, a collage of photocopied photographs, and a list of Canadian Special Operations Executive (SOE) agents.

Fonds consists of letters to "Mrs. Campbell" from students in her typing class in Fort Frances, Ontario, 1972; a photograph of several people seated around a table (the framing around the photograph has the title "Las Catacumbas"); two cards from friends, 1976 and 1979; and two travel diaries, one of which details her trip to Italy in 1973 and to England, Ireland, and Scotland in 1978, and the other, her trip to England and Africa in 1976.

This fonds consists of five bound volumes relating to activities of the Campbell family of Keene, Ontario. There are ledgers, diaries and a scrapbook which date from 1862 to 1929.

This fonds represents many different members of the Campbell family of Keene and their interests. The scrapbook was composed by Isabelle Fulton Miller Campbell, daughter of Isabella Brownlie Miller and James Miller, and deals with different areas of interest to her. The two diaries, written by Isabelle Fulton Miller Campbell, deal with every day life and reflect how a number of people lived during the time period covered by the diaries. There is a business ledger of William Campbell who was a tailor in Keene and he also appears to be responsible as an executor for people's estates including his mother's. There is also a day book from a Keene grocery store which lists what the Campbells and other people in the Village of Keene purchased.

Item is a rolled family tree with the title "Pedigree of the family of Dunsford." It was compiled in 1886 by George Lichigaray Dunsford of Exeter. The earliest information is dated 1631 and the latest 1884.

Fonds consists of manuscripts, research materials, letters of permission, and correspondence relating to A Peter Gzowski Reader, and to Remembering Peter Gzowski: A Book of Tributes, both of which were edited by Edna Barker. Also included are permission letters relating to The Fifth (and Probably Last) Morningside Papers, and letters and emails of condolence received by CBC upon the death of Peter Gzowski.

This fonds consists of three notebooks filled with newspaper clippings which reflect the exploits and accomplishments of three generations of the Barker family, and which incidentally reveal much of contemporary life. The first notebook dated 1860-1905 speaks mainly of the life of Dr. Edward John Barker, founder and editor of the Kingston newspaper "The British Whig", and later the daily "Whig." Dr. Barker's son, R.W. Barker, postmaster, and later postal inspector in London, Ontario, is the second figure of consequence in this volume. R.W. Barker apparently had a good voice and the record shows his participation in entertainment on many occasions. The second notebook deals primarily with the life of Captain R.K. Barker in the Boer War. It covers dates 1899-1901 (& some later), and reveals in significant detail the involvement of the Canadian contingent in the Imperial campaign. The third book, 1915-1919, recounts the Canadian contribution to World War I as revealed in newspaper articles (primarily Toronto newspapers), with some references to Lt. Col. R.K. Barker and his brother Capt. W.D.P. Barker.

This item is a deed of the sale of land, 1861, to John Wilson, a yeoman of the Township of Manvers, in the County of Durham.