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File consists of photographs of various scenes and people in Vaughan Township from the mid 19th century to the late 20th century.

Item consists of one album containing 122 slides of locations within Vaughan Township, including several of the Hayhoe Flour Mill in Woodbridge. The exact date of creation is unknown however one of the slide descriptions includes the year

File consists of three copies of a pictorial book with text depicting a wide range of structures throughout Vaughan including schools, churches, stores, farms, houses, and mills.

File consists of Purpleville School Daily Attendance Registers. In addition to listing students attending the school, register delineates local provincial instructions to local school trustees, teachers, and school inspectors with respect to attendance, as well as providing evidence of the moral climate of the day as it existed in the education system through the inclusion of specific directives in the matter of religious and moral instruction.

File consists of postcards. Postcards depict various streetscapes and a bird's-eye view of Maple, as well as a very unique coloured image of a radial street car crossing a bridge in an unidentified location in the general Maple area, and the Maple Public School.

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 images that depict the school building, as well as students and the school's first principal.

File consists of photographs and a postcard. One image depicting all of the students and staff of the Maple School in 1934, and two images, for 1934 and 1937, focusing on the students of one unidentified female teacher.

File consists of images of students assembled before the two-room brick Maple School House (School Section #6), built in 1896, capturing much of the structure; students of the Purpleville School (School Section #11); school building not included in latter image.

File consists of 2 photographs. Hope School was built ca. 1864 on the west half of Lot 28, Conceesion 3, and closed in 1967. The Edgely United Church was built in 1877; with the union of the Methodist churches, Edgeley became attached to the Maple circuit; it was closed in 1961, and demolished in 1969.