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File consists of records pertaining to the 1961 Law Society bencher election. Records include a list of candidates, correspondence sent and received by Howland concerning support for other bencher candidates and himself, and correspondence sent and received by Howland regarding congratulations from other lawyers on his election as bencher.

File consists of a list of candidates for the Law Society's 1966 bencher election and correspondence sent and received by Howland pertaining to congratulations on his election as a bencher. Also included are similar pieces of correspondence pertaining to Howland's 1969 election as bencher and correspondence sent and received by Howland pertaining to support for other bencher candidates.

Item is a group photograph of members of the University of Toronto's University College Men's Executive for the Class of 1936. Depicted are: E.C. Forbes (Treas.), W.W. Seccombe (Pres.), and W.G.C. Howland (Sec.).

Item is a group photograph taken at the C.A.S.C.T.C. School of Instruction, 30th N.C.O. class, Camp Borden, during the Second World War. William G.C. Howland is seated in the front row, fifth from right.

Item is a video recording of a lecture given by Dr. Jamie Cameron. sponsored by the Canadian Judicial Centre, on the subject of comparative American and Canadian constitutional law. The program is introduced by Justice Frank Iacobucci, and T. David Marshall, executive director of the Canadian Judicial Centre, makes closing remarks.

Item is a certificate issued by the American Judges Association making Howland an honorary member in good standing of the Association.

File consists of records pertaining to Howland's involvement with the Anglican Church of Canada and its Council for Social Service's Committee on International Affairs. These records are reports and pamphlets from the Canadian Hunger Foundation, a programme from the Canadian Council of Churches' ninth annual churchmen's seminar on international affairs in 1966, as well as papers, reports, minutes, financial statements, and newsletters.

Item is a group photograph of attendees at an annual meeting [Candian Judicial Council ?] in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Depicted are: I.M. MacKeigan, C.R. Glube, G.T. Evans, G. Dickson, N.T. Nemetz, M. Crete, W.D. Lyon, A.L. Thurlow, A.B. Gold, K.R. Moore, T.A. Hickman, W.R. Parker, W.G.C. Howland, G.A. Richard, B.J. MacKinnon, J. Jerome, E.D. Bayda, W.G. Adams, A.S. Dewar, A.S. Mifflin, S.J. Stratton, J.P. Nicholson, A.C. Hamilton, A. McEachern, D.H. Christie, T.H. Miller, M.J. Batten, P.J. LeSage, W.A. McGillivray, P. Cote, L.A. Poitres, D.H. Campbell, H.C.B. Maddison, and N.R. Anderson.

Item is a paper written by Howland.

File consists of journal articles collected by Howland pertaining to tax law.

File consists of journal articles collected by Howland pertaining to tax law. Included in the file are copies of "Lex: the lawyers' magazine" (Apr. 1958), "Lectures of professional conduct and etiquette" by Thomas G. Lund (1950), and "The vanishing capital gain" by H. Heward Stikeman.

File consists of records pertaining to a subcommittee appointed by the Attorney-General in 1960 to study and report on amendments to the Ontario Devolution of Estates Act, on which Howland served as a member with Justice George Gale, L.R. MacTavish, John Willis and H. Allan Leal. The records in this file include correspondence, copies of the Devolution of Estates Act, support materials, notes, draft amendments and reports. Also included in the file are Howland's lecture notes from his Real Estate course for the Bar Admission course in 1959, which pertain to the Devolution of Estates Act.

File consists of correspondence, lecture notes and draft amendments pertaining to Howland's involvement with amendments to the Ontario Mortgages Act in 1964. These records also pertain to a 1964 lecture given by Howland to students of the Real Estate Section of the Bar Admission course on the subject of conveyancing under the Devolution of Estate Act and the sale of infants' lands.

Item is a typescript autobiography of William Pearce Howland, as dictated by him in 1906, retyped by "WFH" in 1933.

Item is Howland's Bachelor of Laws diploma issued by the University of Toronto in November 1939.

Item is a Bachelor of Laws diploma issued to Howland at a Special Convocation held at York University for lawyers who successfully completed the academic programme of the law school at a time before the LL.B. degree was awarded.

File consists of blank forms pertaining to the Land Titles Act, Howland's 1964 notes for his lecture given as part of the Bar Admission Course's real estate section, a copy of a letter sent from Colin D. Hadfield to W.C. Yates pertaining to the Boundaries Act, the Certification of Titles Act and the Land Titles Act, as well as a public notice from Ontario's Department of Insurance regarding the Mortgage Brokers Registration Act of 1960. Also included in the file is a copy of the Osgoode Hall Law School calendar for 1964-65.

Item is a call to the Bar certificate issued to William Goldwin Carrington Howland by the Law Society of Upper Canada.

File consists of correspondence received by Howland From W.L. Cowing from the Canada Law Book Company regarding developing a publication on mortgages. Also included in the file is a copy of a 12 April 1984 letter sent by Justice John D. Arnup to Law Society Treasurer Laura L. Legge regarding space in Osgoode Hall owned by the Crown.

File consists of records pertaining to Howland's service in the Canadian Army during World War Two. These records are correspondence, a certificate of service, route letters, results from his Officer Training Course examinations, and a list of rules for the Officers Mess of the Canadian Officers Training Corps, University of Toronto contingent.