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Fonds consists of audiovisual records documenting the history of Trinity College School. Included are VHS tapes, DVDs, moving film reels, audiotape reels, multi-media CDs, audio CDs, vinyl records, and slides.

Collection consists of items of collectible memorabilia significant to the history of Trinity College School.

Included are calendars, stationery, postcards, textiles, trophies, athletics equipment, dining and serving ware, slates, jewelry, medals, and musical instruments.

The Port Hope Lawn Bowling Club was formed in 1900, and was originally located at the corner of Pine and Dorset Street West. It was relocated to Pine Street South (behind the behind St.Paul's Presbyterian Church) in 1910 and operated there until 2018. It was one of the oldest lawn bowling clubs in Ontario. Due to the generosity of Dr. L.B. Powes and Mr. Rosevear, who donated land to the club, the property was able to expand to accomodate eight greens. The original club consisted of men only, and in 1936 a ladies club was formed. In 1958, both clubs were combined into one.

Collection consists of books pertinent to the history of Trinity College School. Included are texts written by, and about, TCS alumni and staff as well as books significant to the history of the School.

Fonds consists of periodicals and printed materials published by Trinity College School. Included are yearbooks, calendars, magazines, leaflets, reports, and programs.

Collection consists of various scrapbooks containing newspaper clippings, photographs and personal memorabilia pertaining to staff, students and family of Trinity College School.

Collection consists of records documenting the organizational history of Trinity College School, as well as activities and achievements of Trinity College School alumni and faculty and staff.

Included are newspaper clippings, photographs, play programs, reports, notes, and correspondence.

Collection consists of photographs documenting the organizational activities of Trinity College School. Included are annual photographs of athletic teams, extra-curricular clubs, and student leadership groups; candid photographs taken by staff and students of the School; photographs of students and alumni who served in WWI and WWII; photographs documenting the construction and history of the School’s buildings; and photographs of faculty and staff of Trinity College School.