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File consists of editions of the Vaughan Courier. Only odd editions of subject newspaper available: 1976-1980.

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

Item consists of a hand-drafted report of the directors of the subject company to the shareholders of same, summarizing principal activities, and outlining disbursements and receipts. Includes independent auditor's report re: books and accounts of company, and balance sheet for the year in question.

Collection consists of photographs of students and staff of Langstaff School, 1893 and Concord School, 1924, n.d.; photographs of attendees of Thornhill United Church Sunday School picnic, 1925, Thornhill Girls Hockey Team, 1918, and unidentified family portrait originally owned by the late Mary Jane Weaver. Textual records consist of newspaper clippings documenting aspects of the heritage of Markham, Vaughan and Richmond Hill from the 1970's to 1985, with a particular focus on built heritage.

Item consists of a thesis. Thesis details the political life of Nathaniel Clarke Wallace of Woodbridge, Vaughan Township politician (Deputy Reeve 1874-1877) and Member of Parliament from 1878 to 1901. Born in Burwick (Woodbridge), Ontario in 1844 and employed in the village as a teacher and merchant, Wallace entered national politics and emerges in this work as an exemplar of the influence of Ontario Protestantism on mid to late-19th century Canadian national politics. Wallace's ties to the Orange Order were strong: he was Grand Treasurer of the Provincial Grand Lodge of Ontario West from 1877 to 1883, Deputy Grand Master of British America 1883 to 1887, and Grand Master in 1887. His political experience provides insight into the nature and character of the Canadian national political scene of the era.

Fonds consists of panoramic images of Canadian troops during World War I: No. 10 Platoon, 74th Battalion, Toronto, ca. 1916 (Norman Train is among men pictured); "Divisional Cycle Corps - Niagara Camp", 1915 (George Morley Train is among men pictured). Fonds also includes two war service medals and a photocopied image of a gold pocket watch conferred by Vaughan Township Council upon veterans of the Great War. Fonds is fragmentary.

Item consists of a postcard. Postcard depicts the front facade of the school, as well as the students. The fifth child from the right in the front row is Myrtle Ash, first cousin of Mary Pelletier.

Fonds consists of seven booklets used by Sunday School teachers to record their students

Item consists of a watch. This gold Waltham pocket watch was conferred by Vaughan Township Council upon veterans of WWI. In this case, the recipient was Robert Richards. The watch

File consists of voting registers. List of voters for the Township of Vaughan for 1910, 1933, and 1940 containing the voters