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File consists of membership lists, as well as a series of pages detailing the year the farm prefix joined the organization, back to 1929. File also contains membership lists for other Holstein clubs in Ontario, cattle showmanship confirmation charts, and a list related to the Peel branch of 4-H Ontario, 1990.

File consists of planning documents for the Peel Holstein Club Dinner & Dance, 9 Mar. 1991, at Caledon Community Complex.

File consists of photographs including [a Bramalea church], [Bramalea City Centre], [Bramalea strip mall], a boat house, apartment under construction on Queen Street East, bank teller with a sombrero, bird’s eye view of Bramalea, Boyd Brown, Bramalea Legion Remembrance Day, Brampton Fire Department, church flea market, City of Brampton Development Design Award of Excellence to Motorola Systems, Crawley Park, Downtown Brampton, Flower City Kiwanis Club, John Callahan and John McDermid, K-9 Patrol, Miss Brampton, National Crime Prevention Week hosted by Bramalea Jay Cees, Ontario Human Society North Peel Branch donation box at a fish and chip shop, Peel Regional Police directing traffic, Peel Regional Police funeral, public works, school buses and a trunk sale including Christian religious items.

File consists of photographs of city council meetings at the Bramalea Civic Centre, including a deputation on Neighbourhood Watch, and a presentation from Brampton Fire Department. individual shown include Mayor Ken Whillans, Eric Carter, Chris Gibson, John Palleschi, Nancy Porteous, and [the city clerk].

Files consists of photographs of Hedi the female bear mascot of the 1988 Calgary Winter Olympics at the Canadian National Exhibition, a man on a unicycles dressed as a female clown and an unidentified mascot in a parade possibly Downtown Toronto, a tall bear mascot and a man in a American Revolution outfit promoting the 1985 Super Bowl between the Chicago Bears and the New England Patriots possibly on Yonge Street, an alien mascot at a photography convention, Fred Flintstone and Yogi bear, off-site promoting Canada's Wonderland, a werewolf at a fun house, a frog possibly promoting private French language education, and a ninja on the northeast corner of Yonge and Bloor.

Series consists of 6 volumes of day books, recording the day-by-day visits to patients by Dr. Dixie.

Series consists of 94 items of correspondence between five files, specifically items to Dr. Beaumont Dixie (file 1), to Anna Dixie (file 2), to Elizabeth "Bessie" Dixie (file 3), to Bertha Dixie (file 4), and miscellaneous correspondence, including a lock of Dr. Dixie's hair.

Series consists of a day book of household expenditures, kept by Bertha Dixie, the late doctor's daughter.

Series consists of financial records from 1834 to 1891.

• volume 1, account book, 1834 - 1849
• volume 2, ledger, 1851 - 1854
• volume 3, ledger, 1852 - 1854
• volume 4, ledger, 1856 - 1891
• volume 5, ledger, 1844 - 1845
• volume 6, alphabetical index to ledger
• volume 7, alphabetical index to ledger
• volume 8, alphabetical index to ledger, 1856 - 1891

Series consists of two books on Canada. The map from"Canada, an essay" was removed and encapsulated, while "Appendix to report..." is stored in over-sized box 5.

• J. Sheridan Hogan, "Canada; an essay, to which was awarded the first prize by the Paris Exhibition Committee of Canada", Montreal: J. Lovell, 1855, 128 pages.
• "Appendix to report of the Commissioner of Crown Lands. Part II, Maps of Canada", Toronto : Printed by S. Derbishire & G. Desbarats, 1857.

Series consists of a watercolour painting, not dated, and a photograph of John Forster, ca. 1880.

File consists of clippings, research notes, and manuscripts.

File consists of a copy of the book, without the hard cover.

File consists of a newspaper supplement, printed in colour, published by the Orangeville & District Shopping News.

File consists of a Jumbo Scribbler scrapbook, with clippings from 1977 to 1983.