Fonds consists of minute books, account books, correspondence, newsletters, newspaper clippings, and pamphlets, a history of the ACW, several photo albums, posters, lists, memos, and menus from various church events and fundraisers. The single volume once acted as the organization's minute book, cash book, and membership dues register.

Collection consists of images copied by SPOHT to act as reference tools for the organization in the execution of its functions and attendant activities. Index card-mounted images were classified by subject and fully described by the collection compiler, with subject cross references provided. Subjects devised by SPOHT include artists, children, churches, cemeteries, clubs and groups, families, farms, festivals, hotels and taverns, houses, old swimming hole, people, radial cars, recreation areas, schools, sports, stores, streetscapes, transportation,village doctor, village undertaker, women's group's, Yonge Street families.

Fonds consists of histories of the Women

Item consists of a brief history of the St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church Women's Missionary Society, which in 1991 changed its name to Women With A Mission; a brief history compiled in 1966 on occassion of the 75th anniversary of the above, with the 1991 document being a continuation thereof. This organization engages in numerous philanthropic activities in Canada and abroad funded through dinners, teas, catering, bazaars, etc. that it sponsors.

Fonds consists of minute books from 1977 to 1997 which record the decisions of executive and district annual meetings, membership lists, lists of meetings held, cash expenditures, financial statements, records of attendance, and lists of officers and directors. Fonds also contains six Tweedsmuir Village Histories which consist of photos, biographies, newspaper clippings, stories and first-hand accounts, a history of the Thornhill Women

Item consists of a microfilm reel. Excerpts taken from entries in 1954 Tweedsmuir history competition by the Ontario Dept. of Public Records and Archives conceived to be of some general interest; represented as segments of histories of Richview Village, Streetsville, and various hamlets, police villages, villages, etc. of South Dumphries, Whitchurch, and Vaughan Townships.

Item consists of a microfilm reel. The Tweedsmuir history of the COAWI consists of history of the activities of the COAWI's costituent branches. Prior to 1959 these were: Grey, Dufferin, Peel, York, Ontario, Victoria, Durham, and Peterborough. After 1959 these were: Dufferin, Peel, York, Ontario, Durham, Victoria. Includes names of officers, as well as brief historical sketches of the COAWI.

Item consists of a microfilm reel with the Elder's Mills Women's Insitute Tweedsmuir History. The Elder's Mill Tweedsmuir history is composed of eight topical elements: mills, including the origin of the name Elder's Mills, genealogies, photographs, maps of orignal land owners, and Indigenous History; the Elder's Mills Women's Institute, including organizational history, personal histories of membership, membership lists, etc. ; churches; schools, including Elder's Mills (School Section #15), Vaughan School (Lower Ninth) (School Section #13), Mackenzie Senior Public School, and a brief history of schools in the west half of Vaughan; roads and fences; farms, from the 7th to the 9th concession, community organizations; and services, including Woodbridge and Vaughan Telephone Company, Woodbridge Hydro-Electric Power Commission, Toronto Grey and Bruce Railway; also included is a roll of Elder's Mills residents who served in His Majesty's Forces during World War I.

Item consists of a microfilm reel. Community history: Main subjects include the Branch Women's Institute and its contribution to the development of the community; homes; education; trade and commerce; histories of individual farms, and families; schools; municipal government; community war records; agriculture, etc.

Item consists of a microfilm reel. Community history: main subjects include the Branch Women's Institute and its contribution to the development of the community; homes; education; trade and commerce; histories of individual farms, and families; schools; municipal government; community war records; agriculture, etc.