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Portrait photograph of Elizabeth Hall (Ward) Smith around 1863.

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.

Excerpts of the Appendix of the Legislative Assembly, 1851, with letters regarding the proposed changes to the Port Hope Harbour and Peter Fleming's proposed plan.

Series consists of records documenting Trinity College School's relationship with exchange school partners.

Group portrait of the 1896 Extinguisher Hose Company of Port Hope.

Portrait Includes:
Mark Boyd
G.W. Hawkins (Sec.'y)
Jas. Stone
S. Henry
R. Edmunds
G. Gamble
T. Vanhorn (1st Lieut.)
R. Harcourt
W. Wright
L.G. Mission (Chief Eng.)
J. Walker
W. Greenaway
W. Gamble (Capt.)
I. Thompson
W. Jewell (2nd. Lieut.)
H. Garbutt
R.G. Blackham
J. McCausland
J. Day
T. Leonard (Treas.)

Series consists of magazine identifying students and staff at Trinity College School. Published annually.

Series consists of photographs of past and present Trinity College School faculty and staff.

Series consists of records documenting the professional activities of faculty and staff of Trinity College School.

Included are correspondence, notes, and newspaper clippings.

Item is an ink blotter from the 'F.G. Cotter & Co.' company from Port Hope.

Item is an ink blotter from the 'F.G. Cotter & Co.' company from Port Hope.

Series consists of financial records generated by the activities of Trinity College School. Included are cash books, bond records, purchase journals and expense records.

File consists of documents related to the laying of the cornerstone at St. Paul's Anglican Church at Perrytown, 24 Jun 1914. It includes: Order of Service, 1914; and Financial Report of the building of St. Paul's Church, 1914. Financial Report originally belonged to J. E. Wilson of Garden Hill. The report includes subscribers, sponsors and in memory of donations to the new church building, as well as associated committees.

Item is a logbook which contains Port Hope Girl Guides attendance records from 1921-1924. Attendance was recorded by Lillian Hamly, Captain of the First Port Hope Company of Girl Guides.

Also found loosely in the book, likely having belonged to Lillian Hamly:
-Captain's Warrant, appointing Lillian Hamly as a Captain of the Girl Guides
-a map of the Lighting System of Port Hope, 1908;
-a receipt for purchased badges
-two (2) records of accomplished troupe tasks
-portrait of H.T. Crossley and John E. Hunter, leading Canadian Evangelists in the later 19th century
-instructions for knitting a sock

Item is a wooden ruler which belonged to Port Hope student Miller George, likely while he attended Port Hope High School between 1936 and 1939.

The ruler is signed by classmates of 'Form 2A':

Miller George
R. Sweanor
F. Hodgson
V. White
J.D. Newton
Jack Kervan
D. Dodd
Norman Snelgrove
Ron Hugh
G. Martyn

Other names are visible but illegible.

Series consists of a binder of genealogical research, copies of photographs, documents, and family trees from different branches of the Goheen family, 1795-2012. It is organized into divided sections starting with the five children of Thomas Goheen Sr.: Thomas Jr., Charles, Elizabeth, Samuel, and Jesse. The research was started by Raymond Goheen Sr., and completed by Doris Goheen, 2006.

Ganaraska River looking south to the Ganaraska Hotel, likely taken from the Barrett Street Bridge.

a) Item is a 'By-laws of Ganaraska Rebekah Lodge' handbook, issued after 1945, and printed
b) Item is a Ganaraska Rebekah Lodge membership card for Sir Jean Watts, for 1957/1958.

Postcard picture of the Ganaraska River and bridge, likely taken north of the Molson Mill, Port Hope.

Fonds consists of records produced by Dale in his activities as an educator, specifically as a faculty member of Trinity College School. Included are postcards, correspondence, notes, programs, leaflets, photographs, minutes, reports, pedagogical materials, newspaper clippings, and one fur-lined graduation hood.

Portrait of George Charles Ward.