File consists of photographs of the early to mid point of the construction of Lady Eaton College. Lower walls and staircases on the college have gone up and photos show people standing on top of the building.

File consists of photographs depicting the early stages of the construction of Lady Eaton College on the Symons Campus. In the photographs the ground is dug up and machinery is on the grounds. The Drumlin and Champlain College are easily seen in the background of some photographs.

File consists of photographs taken during the construction of Lady Eaton College. Photos depict the exterior of the college being almost completely done, with construction crews working on the walkways and surrounding grounds. Champlain College can be seen behind Lady Eaton College in a few of the photographs.

File consists of photographs taken during the construction of Lady Eaton College. Photos depict a large portion of the college being finished, with the north wing residence building's exterior almost completely finished.

File consists of photographs of the early stages of the Lady Eaton College Construction. Photos depict the base layer of the college being constructed and people working on the building. Champlain College and the Otonabee River can be seen in the background of some photos taken from the Drumlin.

File consists of photographs depicting the early stages of the Lady Eaton College construction on the Symons Campus. In the photographs the ground is dug up and early foundations of the college can be seen. Champlain College can be seen in the background.

File consists of miscellaneous photographs taken during the construction of Lady Eaton College. Some of the photos show the early stages of construction, and others depict a more completed college. One of the photos seems to be taken during the early 1970s as the Bata Library and the Environmental Science building are both completely built as well.

File consists of photographs taken during the cornerstone laying ceremony for Lady Eaton College. The ceremony was held on the Bata Library Podium and the cornerstone was unveiled by the daughter of Lady Eaton, Florence E. McEachren. Also seen in the photographs are President Thomas H.B. Symons and Margery Seeley.

File consist of photographs taken of the exterior architecture of Lady Eaton College. Photos are taken from all different locations including, the Bata Library stairs, the Bata Podium, Stephenson Bridge, the LEC Quad, the LEC South field, and from surrounding parking lots. Exterior shots of the residences, main college building, and dining hall are included. The Drumlin is also included in many photographs.

File consists of photographs depicting a snowy Lady Eaton College campus. Photos are taken around the LEC grounds but most are taken in the Quad between the two residence buildings. Included is a series of photographs of a group of students having a snowball fight in the Quad.

File consists of photographs of the exterior building and outdoor areas of Lady Eaton College. Photos mainly depict the LEC South Field and residence buildings.

File consists of photographs of people around the exterior and outdoor areas of Lady Eaton College. Some photos are staged for the communications department, others are candid photos. Photos show students walking to class, hanging out in common spaces, and studying on the lawns. A few pictures include dogs.

File consists of photographs depicting the interior spaces of Lady Eaton College. There are many photographs of the dining hall, including images of it decorated for Christmas. and what is likely the Spring College Dinner. Other spaces depicted are the Senior Common Room and The Pit. Most photographs include students using the spaces.

File consists of photographs of the interior of the Lady Eaton College dorms with students in them. Both single and double dorms are shown.

File consists of photographs of students studying in the Lady Eaton Pit. Photographs show students in both the fire pit area as well as the surrounding areas with tables.

File consists of four photographs of Larry Laframboise.

Collection consists primarily of photocopies and emails with information pertaining to various aspects of Peterborough's history, from both the city and the county. Brief history of the town of Lakefield is also included.

Collection includes correspondence, email printouts, notes, photographs, research materials, and newspaper clippings. Much of this material pertains to research on the Traill family of Lakefield, Ontario.

File consists of a photograph of Emile Lamore (d. 2011) who was a long time Trent University Employee.

File consists of six photographs of Lari Langford.