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File includes annotated copies of The Echoes (1948, 1949, 1950, 1951), the yearbook of Peterborough Collegiate and Vocational School; a photograph of Pat Bolger (n.d.); a newspaper clipping regarding Bolger winning a PCVS scholarship (date unknown); and a reproduction of a [19th-century] pencil drawing titled "County Court-House and Jail, Peterborough"

Includes the following material:

• Ray Gardner. The Truth About the Hydrogen Bomb. Peace Review.
• Ray Gardner. 600 Million Friends – for Canada. Peace Council. September, 1954.
• Edith Holtom. To Prevent a Third World War Ottawa Scene 1948-1968. The Canadian Peace Congress.
• Labour Facts. Published Monthly by Research Associates. Vol VIII, No 6. June 1957.
• Canadian Peace Congress Information Service. World Council of Peace. November 21, 1958.
• Dyson Carter. What's Wrong? Progress Books. 1948.
• Document: We Must Stop the Tests. Reproduced by the Canadian Peace congress.
• Greece in Flames. Greek Democratic Center.

File consists of a program for "Two Evenings of Opera Excerpts" by The Opera School of the Royal Conservatory of Music of Toronto. Stewart Bagnani was a costume designer and wardrobe supervisor for the organization in the late 1940s. Also included in the file is a letter from Elizabeth Bacque providing context for the donation.

Includes the following material:

• Secretariat du Conseil Mondial de la Paix. Documentation. 10 February 1955.
• Documentation Service of the Secretariat of the World Council of Peace. Indochina: The Implementation of the Geneva Agreements of 1954 (Elections in Viet Nam in July, 1956).
• World Council of Peace. Documents and Papers on Disarmament: 1945-1955. Official Statements Pertaining to Disarmament Negotiations Between the Great Powers. Vienna, 1956.
• Documentation Service of the Secretariat of the World Council of Peace. Documents on the Problem of the Cease-Fire in the Middle East. June 1956.
• World Council of Peace. Documents and Papers on Disarmament: Second Series, 1956-1958. Official Statements Pertaining to Disarmament Negotiations. Vienna, 1958.
• International Institute for Peace. Department of Reference and Research. Current Documents and Papers on International Problems Relative to World Peace. Unilateral Renunciation of the Use of Nuclear Weapons. Exchange of Letters between C. Rajagopalachari and N.S. Khrushchov. April 1958.
• World Peace Movement. Resolutions and Documents, 1958
• Declaration of the Presidential Committee of the World Council of Peace, 1960

Includes the following material:

• Basil Davidson. What Really Happened in Hungary? Union of Democratic Control.
• Beatrice King. Five Women in Hungary. Hungary Today. Series Three. Hungarian News and Information Service, 1949.
• Neil Stewart. Background to New Hungary. London Fore Publications, 1950.
• Max Morris. Hungary Builds a New Education. Hungary Today. Series Four. Hungarian News and Information Service, 1952.
• The Hungarian Peace Movement. National Peace Council. Budapest, 1952.
• Basil Davidson. Two Sides in Germany Which Is Yours? UDC Publication, January 1955.
• J.R. Campbell. Automation – Friend or Foe? Communist Library.
• Per-Olow Anderson. The Scribe. No 16. The Center for Middle East Research Information Department. November 1956.
• Australian Peace Review. Vol 1, No 2. Melbourne, July 1956.
• Peace; Pursue Something Good Let It Be Peace. Vol 3, No 4. July 1956.
• The New Zealand Christian Pacifist. Vol 12, No 3. Auckland, May 1957.

Includes the following material:

• Second World Peace Congress. Warsaw. Supplement to New Times, No. 47. November 22, 1950.
• Conspiracy Against Europe. The Paris Agreements – a War Plot. Committee for German Unity. Berlin, 1955.
• Khasa Subba Rau. Swarajya. Socialism in Our Life Time. Vol 1, No 48. Saturday June 8, 1957.
• No More Hiroshimas. Tokyo Conference Prospectus. The News of Japan Council Against A & H-Bombs. Vol 4, No 9. May 30, 1957.