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Collection consists of 3.5cm of textual materials, including paperwork regarding Mennonite Consciencious Objectors newsletters from work camps, non-resistant Relief Organization letters, National War Services Regulations and information regarding the Baker and Cober farms. Of particular interest is a 1918 letter to the Commanding Officer at Exhibition Camp, Toronto, regarding Isaac Baker, asking for his release from military service.

Accession M023.12 consists of one proposed photographic rendering of Fire Station No. 6. The fire station was later built at 120 McCleary Crt., Concord

Accession M023.13 consists of 3 photographs of Ingram Family members, specifically Lillias MacDonald Ingram and her first husband, Murray Ingram. One group photo is of Charter Members of Queen Victoria L.O.B.A No. 982 Woodbridge Ont. Instituted Oct. 21, 1932. Lillias is seated 4th from the right in the first row. Her husband Murray Ingram is standing in the back row, 5th from the left. The next group photo is of S C Williams Employees - 1937. Lillias is seated in the front row, 2nd from the left. The third group photo is of W. Robinson and Son's - Converters, 1933. Murray Ingram is standing in the back row, 3rd from the right.

Accession M023.16 consists of a bridle ornament made by Isaac Baker. The bridle consists of a silver-plate piece in a scalloped shaped with a slight curve. Usually, a maker's mark is engraved onto this piece and then it is attached to the nose band of the bridle. Inscribed in the band of the bridge is "Isaac Baker / Saddler / Maple Ont."

Accession M023.18 consists of items related to the history of the Reesor, Agar and Doner families in Canada.

Fonds consists of assessment rolls for the period 1970 to 1997 and supplementary assessment rolls, voters' lists, certificates, graphic material (paintings, photos, plaques, and posters used to decorate Clerk's Dept. offices and boardrooms) and a taxi owner's pin and tariff rates card.

M020.2 consists of a signed version of the Vaughan Accord and one copy. The Vaughan Accord commits all members of Council to serving the City of Vaughan in a manner which reflects a positive image of the City and instills civic pride. The Accord outlines Council's commitment and dedication to the task of city-building and states that "a vibrant and successful city depends on a Council that is prepared to work together, constructively, and always in the best interest of the City of Vaughan." The Accord was endorsed at a special ceremony on December 4, 2018.

M022.7 consists of framed photographs of 2018-2022 Council members.

Accession M023.4 consists of a 3D printed bust of former Mayor Maurizio Bevilacqua.

Accession M023.5 consists of a catalogue of city-owned properties. It has photos of specific properties and lists their estimated value in 1994.

Accession M023.6 consists of textual records relating to the evolution of City of Vaughan, such as handbooks, historical notes and the December 2013 ice storm.

Accession M023.7 consists of a crest of the City of Vaughan that was given to former Mayor Maurizio Bevilacqua for his service from 2010 to 2022, also known as the Chain of Office.

Accession M023.8 consists of documents detailing the historic incorporation of the City of Vaughan, as well as a Community Profile of the City in 1991.

Accession M024.5 consists of a pin in a case for the Order of Vaughan and the program from an investitute ceremony.

Accession M024.9 consists of items related to individuals who served in the World Wars and the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 414, including the Ladies Auxiliary. Individuals of focus are Addison Alexander Mackenzie, Donald Ross Mackenzie, G.H. Black, Edward Black, Ralph Newell, Arthur Corry, Dr. Jack Nickleson and Chaplain J. Ashley H. Hodgson.

Fonds consists of material related to the administration of Woodbridge and local events. Also included is material from the Blackwood Masonic Lodge such as regalia and charters.

Fonds consists of textual and graphic records. Registration of birth certificates, and discharge certificate from the Canadian Expeditionary Force; portrait photograph, 1910 of Coward, and framed photoprint of Sir Arthur William Currie, commander of the Canadian Corps, saluting the 2nd Canadian Division, with Private Coward among its ranks, as it crosses the Rhine at Bonn in Dec. 1918; Coward's obituary. Also included is a medal for service in World War I and a ring with a maple leaf on it.