Item consists of a copy of a photograph depicting McCluskie house in Nashville as well as explanatory notes.

File consists of 2 photographs. Photoprints depict Walter McMahon's house in Maple, located in the vicintity of the railway station, and McMahon's shop on Keele St.

File consists of photographs that focus for the most part upon the Inkerman and Gilmour hotels in Woodbridge, providing excellent views of the facade, including a fine study of a group of carpenters and labourers in front of the Inkerman House (hotel); also includes an image, partially obscured by foliage, of the Howland Mills in Kleinburg; image of the Beaverbrook House in Maple, birthplace of Baron (a.k.a Lord) Beaverbrook, is also present.

File consists of photographs that predominantly depict activities on Thornhill Industrial Farm and Thornhill Government Farm, 1918-1921: pulling, baling, hauling and stacking flax; and other images of the subject farms, as well as miscellaneous Thornhill scenes during the early-1920's. Specifics of individual image contents delineated in note on location of originals, below.

File consists of photographs that depict the Langstaff Industrial Farm, a provincially administered prison work farm, 1914 and a colonial-style house in the final stages of construction in Langstaff, 1912; also depicted is a scene showing workers departing a hayfield on the Thornhill Industrial Farm upon completion of their day's labour, ca. 1900.

File consists of photographs. Two images of respective two-storey brick residential structures; internal evidence suggests hamlet of Rupertville as location of both structures; date of execution, attribution and other details unknown.

File consists of two photos of the Roxy Theatre in Woodbridge taken in 1950 by the Ontario Treasury Department, Motion Picture Censorship Theatre Inspection Branch. One shows the exterior of the theatre and its sign while the other depicts the auditorium and screen inside the theatre.

Item consists of a photograph. Image depicts students and staff of 1909, as well as the school building.

Item consists of a photograph of the Joseph Keffer House. Contemporary image documenting above-referenced dwelling, a diminutive frame structure constructed ca. 1860, displaying balanced proportions and modest detailing associated with its Georgian stylistic origins. Structure fire-damaged 1990 Oct.; subsequently demolished.

Item consists of one photo of the Clarke residence at the south east corner of Hwy 7 and Dufferin in Concord (west half of Lot 5, Concession 2).