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Fonds consists of correspondence, manuscripts, published articles, memos, and notes related to the careers of Gilbert and Stewart Bagnani.

Fonds consists of Professor Donald B. Smith's research material pertaining to the eighteenth and nineteenth century history of the Ojibwe of southern Ontario. The research materials consist primarily of photocopies of published articles, bibliographical references, and handwritten notes; included is material related to the Mississauga (Ojibwe) of the Trent River Valley. Interspersed within the files is correspondence with other academics and authors.

Fonds consists of original letters, certificates, sketches and maps pertaining to the family of Thomas Alexander Stewart and Frances Stewart of Peterborough, Ontario and their descendents. Included are letters to Ellen Dunlop written by Frances Stewart, Catharine Parr Traill, Harriet Beaufort, and others. Also included are pieces of sheet music and music certificates of Alice Roger Collins; medical certificates of Doctor Thomas Hay; newspaper clippings related to Katherine E. Wallis; and a scrapbook of nineteenth-century ferns and mosses of the United Kingdom.

Fonds consists of briefs, correspondence, reports, memoranda and responses to "To Know Ourselves" and "Some Questions of Balance".

Box 1

Negatives: Convocation, Native costume, etc.

Unsorted half-tones and negatives

Box 2

Folder 1.

Negatives: faculty, ca. 1978:
Ian McLachlan, Alan Wilson
John Wadland
Michael Berrill
Stu Robson
Pradeep Bandyopodhyay
David Morrison, James Neufeld, John Stubbs, Stu Robson, Richard Johnston, Donald Theall, unknown
John Earnshaw?
Theresa Topic
Joe Couture
Negatives: assorted faculty portraits, ca. 1990
Black & white contact prints of faculty, such as Joe Couture, Theresa Topic, Ron Vastokas, & others

Folder 2. 3-ring binder: Black & white contact prints, 1970

Folder 3. 3-ring binder: Black & white contact prints, photography by Roy Nicholls, 1968

Folder 4. 3-ring binder: Black & white contact prints, Trent, ca. 1970

Folder 5. 3-ring binder: Black & white contact prints, photography by Roy Nicholls, 1975

Folder 6. 3-ring binder: Black & white contact prints, photography by Roy Nicholls, 1979

Folder 7. Negatives: Ron Thom - Traill College & Champlain College, 1966

Folder 8. Black & white contact prints: sports, n.d.

Folder 9. Negatives & contact prints: power generator, n.d.

Folder 10. Black & white contact prints: Buildings, Faryon Bridge, Kerr House at Traill (mostly exterior shots; some interior shots, i.e. staircases)

BOX 3
Negatives: Archives move to new location in library, August 1988; photos of the new quarters 1988 and May 1989

Unsorted half-tones and negatives: convocations 1970-1975; Ottawa Rough-Riders, etc.

BOX 4
Negatives: Trent University people and activities, unsorted, 1995-1998

Box 5

Negatives and slides pertaining to the "Trent Annual", unsorted (received via Dwayne Collins, 2016)

TRENT CABINET - DRAWER 5
Trent's early days: half-tones (these includes construction, buildings & people)

Item is the Friends of the Bata Library Bulletin, No. 14 (Fall 1993) which includes the following content:

• Executive Committee
• Barrett, Karen. Editor’s Note
• Heiderman, Margaret Lowery. Good Reads Revisited
• Rodger, Andrew C. Photography and the Historian. Recorded by Brown, Quentin
• Tahiliani, Moti. A Library Embraces the Computer Age. Recorded by Barrett, Karen
• Johnston, Julie. Published and Approved Julie Johnston talks to the Friends. Recorded by Rahmel, Fern A.
• Anson-Cartwright, Hugh. The Booklover’s Bookseller. Cole, Jean Murray
• Annual Meeting
• Rahmel, Fern. Acquisitions, 1992-1993
• Report on Membership
• Annual Financial Statement for 1992-93
• Friends of the Bata Library – list of members

Binder 2
227: T.H.B. Symons at the PR Cottage (b&w)
228-229: Sadleir House Print (1)
230: PR Bus Stop
231-234: Outside town homes
235: Dining Hall
236: Staircase inside Sadleir House (b&w)
237-238: Composite Photographs (b&w)

Fonds is comprised of three bound volumes of correspondence, sketches, paintings, diaries, receipts, newspaper clippings, deeds, baptismal and marriage records, family trees, and scrapbooks pertaining to the Wallis family. Included also are several documents pertaining to the Forbes family, related to the Wallis family through marriage. The Peterborough-born sculptress Katherine E. Wallis (1860-1957), whose papers are located in Trent University Archives, was a member of the Wallis family.
The volume spines are inscribed as follows:

• Papers of Louisa Charles John Mary and Adah Wallis 1854-1882 (Vol. I) (Located in Box 1);
• Papers of Louisa Charles John Mary and Adah Wallis 1883-1895 (Vol. II) (Located in Box 2);
• Captain R.M. Forbes, R.N. 1774-1846 and Family (Located in Box 3).
  Fonds is also comprised of typed transcriptions of some of the items; these are located as received within the volumes.

Fonds is comprised of 22 diaries authored by Richard Everett Birdsall (1837-1877), son of surveyor Richard Birdsall (1799-1852); Charlotte (“Lot”) Birdsall (1837-1933), [wife of Richard Everett Birdsall]; Francis (Frank) Birdsall (1838-1914), son of surveyor Richard Birdsall (1799-1852); and Richard (“Dick”) Everett Birdsall II ([1860]-1945), [only son of Frank Birdsall]. Also included is family correspondence (photocopies, originals, and transcriptions) dated 1819-1856; these items include original correspondence and militia lists related to the 1837-1838 Rebellion. The fonds also includes loose items from the diaries and two copies of attestation forms for the Seventh Provisional Battalion of Militia of Upper Canada.

Fonds pertains to the work of Hazel Bird and her involvement with the Eastern Bluebird restoration project in Northumberland County. Included are 30 bird box observation journals, publications and newsletters of the Willow Beach Young Naturalists and the Willow Beach Field Naturalists, newspaper articles and information regarding the development of the bluebird project, statistical records, reports, and educational materials. The bird box observation journals also include notes about native flowers and other birds observed when checking the boxes. Also included are hundreds of letters which were sent to the Willow Beach Field Naturalists Club of Port Hope and to Bird requesting copies of the pattern and specifications of the bluebird nest box mentioned in two newspaper articles, Toronto Telegram, 14 May 1971 and Toronto Star, 19 September 1972; in these letters, many authors provide details of their experiences with bluebirds in various Ontario locations. Also included is a removable USB memory stick containing maps and lists which pertain to the locations of bluebird sightings/boxes referred to in the various statistical records and reports.

Fonds pertains to the Cairnduff family and McWilliams family of Nogie’s Creek, Ontario. Items include two photo albums, two Bibles, and a handwritten music book for violin. Also included are two envelopes, one containing postcards pertaining to Buckhorn and the surrounding area with postmarks dating from 1907 to 1949, collected by Clayton Grant, the other containing a newspaper clipping, photograph, and colour scripture book. Also included are two books: My Bookhouse Through Fairy Halls, and The Standard Horse and Stock Book.

Images on the postcards depict several Ontario locations including: Alvinston, Balsam Lake, Bobcaygeon, Buckhorn, Burleigh Falls, Burlington, Haliburton, Kawartha Lakes, Lakefield, Lindsay, Nogie’s Creek, Orono, the Otonabee River, Owen Sound, Peterborough, Whitby, and Young’s Point; also featured are local landmarks such as hospitals, churches, schools, stores, Jackson Park (Peterborough), Peterborough Lift Lock, and the Lift Lock (Victoria Road); one postcard features “Benjamin West’s Painting of William Penn’s Treaty with the Indians.” While some of the postcards are blank, many are addressed to various Grant family members; postmarks range from 1907 to 1949.