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Series consists of serving ware connected to the history of Trinity College School.

Included are a set of porcelain serving ware likely owned by the family of the school's founder W.A. Johnson, serving ware belonging to Reverend C.J.S Bethune, and TCS dining room serving dishes,

Item is a plaque gifted to the Port Hope Lawn Bowling Club, from the Ontario Lawn Bowls Association, celebrating the club's 115th anniversary in 2015.

Item is an edition of "Boys' Business: A Boy's Adventures with Birds and Beasts," 2015. The original manuscript was written by Charles Haultain and his mother, c1910. It was discovered, and published, by his daughter, Barbara in 2015. The book contains the musings of a young boy while hunting, fishing, and enjoying the life of a young naturalist in the area surround Port Hope, and Hope Township. It also includes sketches and watercolours created by Charles Haultain.

Item is a shadow box with mementos and articles from the 2012 World Championships for Lawn Bowling in Adelaide, Australia.

File contains certificates awarded to the Port Hope Lawn Bowling Club.

1) 115th anniversary certificate awarded by the Municipality of Port Hope

2) 110th anniversary congratulations sent by the Port Perry Lawn Bowling Club

3) Potters World Indoor Pairs Championships, 2007

Files includes materials relating to the 50th anniversary of the depositing of the Midland Regiment's colours in St. Mark's Church. 1) booklet detailing the history of the Midland Regiment for the 2004 anniversary event. 2) St. Mark's Church 2004 anniversary program 3) A reading from the St. Mark's Church 2004 anniversary service 4) Poster for the commemoration event

Series consists of Trinity College School's Junior School yearbook, The Tottenham Times. Series consists of pamphlets, and spiral bound publications.

Photographs taken on Sunday, November 21st, 2004. Members of the Midland Regiment attended the Commemoration of the 50th Anniversary of the depositing of the Regimental Colours at St. Mark's Anglican Church, Port Hope.

a) Left to Right: Morley Chesher, Ralph Hodgson, Normal Gould, William Watson, Colin Lees
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d) Left to Right: Ralph Hodgson, William Watson, Wilfred Pound, Colin Lees, Morley Chesher
e) Photograph of the framed Midland Regiment colours at St. Mark's Church.
f) Photograph of the framed Midland Regiment colours at St. Mark's Church.

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

Item is the Port Hope Lawn Bowling Club Visitor's Book, 2003-2017.

Series consists of newsletters to Junior School families, produced and distributed weekly by the Junior School.

Series consists of moving images documenting the history of Trinity College School. Included are theatrical productions, music concerts, awards nights, speaking contests, promotional videos, and athletic events.

A letter written in 1999 from George Hendry of the 1st Midland Regiment, which details some of his memories of members of the Midland Regiment. The letter mentions Frank Long, John Leuty, Charles Haultain, Leslie Curtis, Mary Curtis, and Bill Watson.

Series consists of textual materials produced by Trinity College School's admissions office. Included are pamphlets, brochures and booklets.

Series consists of records connected to strategic planning processes and internal reviews. Included are surveys, reports and correspondence.

Series consists of records related to the TCS Parents Guild organization of the annual Bear Fair event at Trinity College School. Included are photographs, pamphlets, meeting minutes, correspondence and financial records.

Series consists of records documenting Trinity College School's decision to become co-educational, enrolling its first female students in 1991.Included are studies, reports, correspondence, and notes.

File includes printed minutes and accompanying documents from the Port Hope Lawn Bowling Club, 1990-1999.

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

Item is a scrapbook from the Port Hope Lawn Bowling Club, detailing the club's history, photographs, events, and members from 1989-2011.