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File consists of two "Port Hope on Foot" walking tour booklets. 1 is for King Street (No. 1) and the other for Dorset Street (No. 2). 1) Book outlines architectural features and historical notes about the street. Houses include Canada House (168 King Street), Captain's Houses (east side of King Street), Grand Trunk (CNR Viaduct), CPR Viaduct, Little Bluestone (117 King Street), Georgian Townhouse (92 King Street), Waddell House (88-90 King Street), Bluestone (21 King Street), R. Charles Smith House (61 King Street), Clemes Duplex (57-59 King Street), Wickett House (55 King Street), Caldwell House (46 King Street), J. Clarke House (St. Mark's Rectory ) (53 King Street), St. Mark's Church (51 King Street), William Smith House (33 King Street), The Benjamin Clarke House (29 King Street), Hume House (22 King Street), Read House (20 King Street), William Mitchell House (18 King Street), The Long's "White House" (15 King Street), Clarke House (13 King Street), Robert Mitchell House (8 King Street), Halton House (5 King Street) and The Honour Block (2 King Street at Ward). 2) Book outlines architectural features and information about the street. Houses include The Hotel (43 and 45 Dorset Street West), 67 Dorset Street West, 71 Dorset Street West, 73 Dorset Street West, 75 Dorset Street West, Lakeview Terrace (77-83 Dorset Street West), 74 Dorset Street West, 76 Dorset Street West, Patterson House (80 Dorset Street West), Perry House (84 Dorset Street West), Wimbourne (89 Dorset Street West), Jones House (94 Dorset Street West), Bletcher House (96 Dorset Street West), 97 Dorset Street West, 98 Dorset Street West, Bredon House (105 Dorset Street West), Muidar (108 Dorset Street West), Randall House (107 Dorset Street West), Strathy House (110 Dorset Street West), The Cone (115 Dorset Street West), Dillon House (120 Doset Street West), THe Carriage House (150 Dorset Street West), Culverwell House (138 Dorset Street West), Terralta Cottage (160 Dorset Street West), Parsons Cottage (166 Dorset Street West), 172 Dorset Street West, Hillcrest (175 Dorset Street West), Homewood (188 Dorset Street West).

Item is a ticket and brochure for the ACO's 49th Annual Port Hope House Tour. The tour occurred on 3 October 2014 and this is ticket number 1362. Inside, there is a message from the co-chairs as well as major Thompson. In addition there is a map depicting the location of each house on the tour. The following properties were included in the tour: 28 Bedford Street (Crawley House), 14 Cumberland Street, 9 Church Street (William Trick Cottage or Dorothy's Cottage), 245 Ridout Street, 15 Sullivan Street, 15 Victoria Street, 78 Victoria Street, 66 Pine Street S., 39 Mill Street, 36 Princess Street, and St. Mark's Parish Hal

Series consists of the transcription of Cemetery Records for East Zion Bible Christian Cemetery (Also known as Moon's Cemetery). Research was completed by the East Durham Historical Society, (now the Port Hope and District Historical Society). There is a brief introduction to the history of the cemetery at the beginning, followed by the names and additional information pertaining to the stones.

Series consists of the transcription of Cemetery Records for Elizabethville Anglican Cemetery. Research was completed by the East Durham Historical Society, (now the Port Hope and District Historical Society. Inside the records, there is a short description on the cemetery. There is also a map which outlines the location of the plots in the cemetery. This is followed by a list of deceased, with the stone/plot number beside there names. At the bottom of the page, there are also descriptions about what are found on each of the plots.

Series consists of the transcription of Cemetery Records for Oak Hill Presbyterian Cemetery. Research was conducted by the East Durham Historical Society (now the Port Hope and District Historical Society). The beginning of the document includes a history of the cemetery, followed by a map of the location of the stones. Then there is a list of the deceased, with their plot number beside, followed by a description of the information that is written on the stones.

Series consists of the transcription of Cemetery Records for Perrytown Anglican Cemetery. Researched by the East Durham Historical Society (now the Port Hope and District Historical Society). The beginning of the cemetery records contain a history of the cemetery, followed by a map of the location of cemetery plots. There is then a list of the deceased along with their plot number, followed by a description of what is written on the stone.

Series consists of the transcription of Cemetery Records for Bible Christian Methodist Cemetery, Perrytown. Research was conducted by East Durham Historical Society (now the Port Hope and District Historical Society). Cemetery records include a history of the cemetery as well as a map depicting the location of each of the graves. The record also consists of a list of the names of the deceased along with their plot number. There is also a description of the content on their stones.

Series consists of the transcription of Cemetery Records for Providence Cemetery. Research conducted by the East Durham Historical Society, (now the Port Hope and District Historical Society). The records consist of a history of the cemetery, followed by a list of the deceased with a description of the information on their stone. The names are sorted by row.

Series consists of the transcription of Cemetery Records for Wesleyville United Church. Research was conducted by East Durham Historical Society (now the Port Hope and District Historical Society). Item consists of a history of the cemetery, followed by a map of the location of the plots within the cemetery. This is then followed by a list of those buried in the cemetery, with their plot number beside it. The last part of the records includes a description of the information on each of the stones.

Series consists of campaign material for candidates in the 2014 municipal elections. Files include Mayors, Regional Councillors, and City/Area Councillors for each municipality, as well as for trustees of three of the four school boards in the area.

Items include pamphlets, booklets, business cards, flyers, letters, press releases, signage, stickers, transcripts, and a photograph of a candidate next to a man in a Transformers costume. It also includes clippings from newspapers not normally collected by the Archives as of 2014.

Series consists of records relating to Ray Galloway's publication, "The Story of the Stolen Bicycle," and supplementary material.

Series consists of the transcription of Cemetery Records for Perrytown Presbyterian Cemetery. Research was conducted by East Durham Historical Society, (now the Port Hope and District Historical Society). The record includes a history of the cemetery, followed my a map demonstrating the location of the graves. There is also a list of the deceased with the number of their plot as well as a description of information that is written on their stone.

Series consists of the transcription of Cemetery Records for St. John's Anglican Cemetery (now St. Mark's Cemetery). Researched from St. John's Church Record Books from 1819-1899. Compiled on behalf of the Lakeshore Genealogical Society and East Durham Historical Society, (now the Port Hope and District Historical Society). Records include a history of the cemetery as well as a chart that attempts to provide the following for each individual; Name, Parents, Died, Burial, Born, Age, Residence, Cemetery.

Series consists of the transcription of Cemetery Records for Welcome United Cemetery, Sections A to G. Research by East Durham Historical Society. The records include a brief history of the cemetery, followed by two maps, one outlining the seven sections of the cemetery and the other outlining the plots within the cemetery. There is also a list of the deceased with their plot numbers, along with a description of the information found on the stones.

Item is a written genealogical history of the Bigelow family of Hope Township, and associated families, covering family history and events from 1808-2014.

Fonds consists of four boxes of correspondence and manuscripts related to the following issues of the Journal of Canadian Studies: Volume 48.2 (Spring 2014) located in Box 1 Folders 1-11; Volume 48.3 (Fall 2014) located in Box 2 Folders 1-11; Volume 49.1 (Winter 2015) located in Box 3 Folders 1-13; Volume 49.2 (Spring 2015) located in Box 4 Folders 1-8, Box 5 Folder 1-7; Volume 49.3 (Fall 2015) located in Box 6 Folder 1-12. Added to Box 6 in 2017, 4 files received from the office of Professor Bryan Palmer: rejected manuscripts, 1976-1977; papers accepted for publication, 1976-1977; general: correspondence, etc. 1969-1977; minutes, correspondence, etc. 1975-1977.

Collection consists of a group of Cemetery Records for various cemeteries in the Municipality of Port Hope. For more detailed information, please refer to series-level descriptions.

Series consists of the transcription of Cemetery Records for Canton Cemetery. The research was completed by the East Durham Historical Society (now the Port Hope and District Historical Society). A description of the cemetery is found at the beginning of the document. There is also a map on the inside, demonstrating where each of the plots are located. The document then outlines the names on each of the plots along with the stone number. The names are listed alphabetically. Toward the back of the document, there is text that is written on each of the stones.

Series consists of the transcription of Cemetery Records for Knoxville Presbyterian Cemetery. Research was conducted by the East Durham Historical Society (now the Port Hope and District Historical Society). Inside the records there is a brief history of the cemetery, followed by a map of the plots. This is then followed by a list of the deceased with their plot number beside their name. There is then a description of what can be found on each stone.

Series consists of the transcription of Cemetery Records for Zion Bible Christian Cemetery. Research was conducted by the East Durham Historical Society. The beginning of the cemetery records contain a history of the cemetery. There is then a list of the deceased along with their plot number, followed by a description of what is written on the stone.