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Item is one temporary plaque made of corrugated plastic. The design of the plaque replicates other heritage plaques around the city of Toronto that detail local history. Titled “Baby Point Crescent, Baby Point Road, Baby Point Terrace”, the contents of the sign explains the history of Jacques “James” Baby, who the area is named after. It highlights the Baby family’s ties to slavery, citing they were responsible for enslaving at least 17 Black and Indigneous people. The creator of the sign is unknown, it is one of several signs placed around Toronto to draw attention to the involvment of prominent historical figures in slavery.

Item is one lead .22 caliber bullet. Typically, this item was used with small pocket pistols and mini revolvers.

Hand written letter signed by Françoise Roy, 14 March 2003

Scribble coving the entire sheet. Consellor's note says: Snow storm.

Six family members and ghost. Angry father at upper left corner. Notes indicate effects of others.

House with accounts of what's inside.

Consellor's notes: Clouds, trunkless elephant, teddy bear.

Pouring cloud above boy on grass. Consellor's note: boy's nipples, navel and penis.

Crowned daddy brings flower to mother, by Caroline, 6.

Character has dark face and dark sweater, by Nancy, 4

Several circle shapes, 29 Jan 1982, by Nancy, 3

Consellor's note: Rabbit above devil, house, and warning to mother to get inside

Tadpole man, 12 Oct 1980, Valérie, 4.

Under house, four family members. Signed by Christine, 7, grade 2.

Sun, tree, smiling girl and sad character.

Heart, sun, tree, house, stove, animals and five family members. By Caroline, 6.

Self-portrait, 30 Oct 1976, Christine, 7.

Tadpole man, 30 Oct 1976.

Five sun or spider-like figures, by Nancy, 4.