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Records include the minutes from the board meetings, promotional and advertising series, Beef Herd Improvement Records and Cow/Calf Club records. The records cover a small period of the organization. Minutes include financial records, correspondence and reports from various committees and agricultural organizations.

This fonds consists of the records of the Western University Board of Governors including minutes and indexes, committee minutes, correspondence, and other material.

This fonds contains records charting the institutional life and physical premises of St. Mary’s Anglican Church in the Town of Walkerville / Walkerville neighbourhood of Windsor. Series I – Paper Files is not formally arranged into sub-series, but significant record-creating groups or genres of material are grouped together in the file order. These include: church wardens, board of management/vestry, financial records, various church committees, women’s groups, men’s groups, youth groups, orders of service (bulletins), special events, church visitors and staff, as well as the building, its contents, its churchyard and cemetery (including sketches and architectural plans). Of note are a small number of records relating to the church’s relationship to the family of Walkerville founder Hiram Walker, and rich records of social and service groups for men, women, children, and youth. Series II – Photographs was originally arranged separately from the paper files. Its previous arrangement and description has been retained here; the images capture elements of the congregational activities and physical premises documented in the paper files.

The fonds does not contain parish records of births, deaths, marriages, or baptisms.

This fonds contains records from University of Windsor librarian Jennifer Soutter’s 2006-2007 term on the Library Board of the Windsor Public Library (WPL). The records include administrative and financial documents, a controversial operational review and subsequent strategic planning exercise, discussion of a possible library branch in the historic John Campbell School, and contextual documents related to city demographics, public library models, and Ontario-wide public library initiatives. Many documents contain Soutter’s annotations.

The Doreen Murray fonds consists of one series of various documents, clippings, correspondence, and scrapbooks created and compiled by Doreen Murray. Also includes the minutes of the South Arthur Neighbourhood Planning Council for which she was the first president.

The Royal Edward Hotel Records contain documents, certificates, minute books, inventories, financial records, notes, menus, and blueprints of the Hotel.

The fonds contains minute books, records, lists, financial statements, correspondences, reports, submissions, agreements, and documents regarding the affairs and business of the local division of the Brotherhood of Locamotive Engineers, division 631.

The Fort William Little Theatre records are a collection of minutes, programs, correspondence, and scripts dealing with the preparation and carrying through with the performances, the business, and memberships in the theatre.

The Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire, John McIntyre Chapter fonds is a collection of minute books, account books, and miscellaneous records regarding the I.O.D.E. nationally and locally within the chapter.

The Moral and Social Reform Council of Fort William fonds contains a minute book for the council's meetings.

The fonds contains minutes and a membership list of the North Western Ontario Association Chamber of Commerce and Board of Trade organization.

The Citizen's League of West Fort William fonds includes minutes books of meetings of the organization.

The fonds contains minutes and miscellaneous documents of the Yes for Canada! committee in Thunder Bay.

The McKellar General Hospital Nurses Alumnae fonds consists of seven different series which include minute books, a cash book, membership books and lists, newsletters, clippings, printed memorabilia, and miscellaneous information.

The Thunder Bay Chambers of Commerce Records is a collection of minute books, administrative records, exhibits, scrapbooks, certificates, reports, and other miscellaneous records regarding the business of the Chambers of Commerce of Fort William, Port Arthur, and Thunder Bay.

The fonds contains records of the Co-operativa di Consumo Operaia, or Worker's Co-Operative of Consumers, and include accounting books and minute books from the beginning of the business to is bankruptcy. The records are written mostly in Italian.

The Canadian Auto Worker Local # 1075 Fonds are composed of eleven series which containing minute books, member records, safety files, legal files, agreements, correspondence and financial records that document the activities of both the local # 1075 division of the Canadian Auto Workers Association operating at Can-Car in Thunder Bay and its members.

The Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire (Lady Grey Chapter) fonds contains minute books, correspondence files, scrapbooks, publications, manuscripts and other records regarding meetings that were held, activities undertaken by the group, and special group event.

The Fort William Citizen's/City Band fonds contains minute books for a large number of the band's meetings.

The John B. Chapple fonds includes six series convering Chapple's life and interests, including his political careers, his farm, and the Chapples store.