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Photographs are divided into seven subseries:
A - Architecture
B - Arts (Theatre, music, dance, arts, crafts)
C - Business & industry
D - Churches
E - Communities in Northwestern Ontario
F - People, families, & genealogy
G - Organizations

Materials related to the development and implementation of "The Finnish Experience" educational kit in regional schools.

Series consists of eight (8) documents relating to Trinity College School. (1) Co-Education at T.C.S. - A report on co-education at T.C.S that was sent to the School family. (2) The Trinity Tomorrow Campaign - a newsletter that was produced in the fall of 1990 that provides updates about the Capital Campaign, the ground breaking ceremonies for the new life science/computer science wing, information regarding the Master Development Plan, and a list of T.C.S donors (3) T.C.S News, the Official Publication of the Convocation of Trinity College - produced in April of 1976 (vol. 20, no.3) the publication discusses: no radon threat at the school, the new chancellor (Conrad F. Harrington), the exchanges between schools, scholarships, the bunty tottenham memorial, the ladies guild, science teaching at t.c.s., a report titled "Will We Welcome A Nation of Button-Pushers?", Howie Meeker Hockey School, 5th form visit, "Old Boy's Notes", founders day 1976, deaths, Bigside Basketball Report, an article titled "Parents and Friends," upcoming events, squash tournament, alpine ski team, cross country ski team, marriages, boulden house, Canadian Ski Marathon, the Bill Strong Memorial Trophy, Bigside Hockey , photographic exhibition and parent's weekend. (4) A letter that the headmaster (Angus Post?) will put off his retirement for one extra year in order to find a successor (5 May 1982), (5) A report of progress on the "Assignment - The '80s). Included in this a description of the project (Boulden House in disrepair), the campaign, a fund report, implementation of the building and rennovation program, construction and the rennovation program. (6) A letter to the T.C.S family informing them that a new headmaster had been appointed (Rodger Wright) (4 November 1982) (7) A letter informing the T.C.S. family (27 September 1990) that a vote had approved the admission of girls to T.C.S beginning in September 1991. (8) A clipping from "Little Tales of Port Hope" by W. Arnot Craick about John A. MacDonald's Visit to Port Hope and Trinity College.

Series consists of a first issue of a newsletter produced by students at Port Hope High School entitled "Granny's Glasses," it was published on 26 Sep 1969 and edited by Jonathan Cutmore.

Series consists of Port Hope High School Yearbooks (also known as "The Blue and White") for the years: 1920 (Christmas), 1921 (Spring), 1940-1941, 1953-1980, 1982-1987, 1991-1997, 2000-2004, 2006-2007, 2010-2014. There are duplicate copies for the years: 1983, 1986, and 1987; as well as one edition of "The Blue and White Anniversary Issue, 1853-1982." Some of the yearbooks contain inscriptions to specific individuals, including: Emma Dickinson (1920-1921), M. Anderson (1940-1941), Keith G. Rose (1955), E.D. Jones (1970, 1974-1979), and "Sherry" (1991, with signatures and notes from classmates).

Series consists of various architectural proposals, including the original blueprints, for the construction of the new Port Hope High School at 130 Highland Drive, as well as an addition, 1954-1962. All of the architectural work was done by Barnett and Rieder.

Series consists of five (5) ledgers containing the minutes of Port Hope High School, the Joint Board of Grammar & Common Schools, High School Board of Port Hope, and the Port Hope High School Literary Society, 1856-1950. It also contains a student attendance and marks register (within a minute book), 1875-1882.

Series consists of the account books of Port Hope High School, 1873-1953. They contain the financial operating information of the school, including: pay scales for teachers, costs of supplies and maintenance, etc. It also includes: "Catalogue of High School or Collegiate Institute Equipment," Inventory Book.

Series consists of marking ledgers created by Port Hope High School, 1905-1968. It includes: High School Entrance Exam Marks, Commercial Course Marks, Detention Ledger, and grade-level exam results for the years 1965-1968 (one grade per book, 9-13).

Series consists of Port Hope High School Attendance Registers, 1880-1933. The registers contain student names, attendance records, teacher for each form/class, and some information on the parents of students.

Series consists of a Roll of Honour marking the contributions made by the students and staff of Port Hope High School during both World War I and World War II, 1914-1945. The Roll of Honour contains the following inscription: "For King and Country: Members of Port Hope High School who have volunteered for active service with Canada's Fighting Forces." It has been made into two (2) large cardboard pages because of the amount of names entered.

Series consists of original correspondence, or carbon copies, received and issued by the staff of Port Hope High School regarding former pupils' requests for transcripts and other associated information, 1958-1979.

Series consists of various publications and historical research/notes created by Port Hope High School, 1956-1987. It includes: Ticket to Testimonial Dinner for Mabel Anderson, 5 Oct 1968; Note re: 1962 Technical Wing Addition (with images); Official Opening Program for Port Hope High School, 31 Oct 1956; Image of Port Hope High School Students' Visit to Queen's Park, signed by Howard Sheppard, M.P.P., c1987; Port Hope High School Song Book; Port Hope High School Historical Notes; Port Hope High School Exhibition Scrapbook, 14 Mar 1968; Port Hope High School Students' Council Guest Book (for dances and events), 1956-1972.

Series consists of one (1) over-sized edition of The Holy Bible inscribed "Port Hope High School - Date October 31st 1956 - Presented by Kiwanis Club Port Hope."

Series consists of two (2) varsity cheerleader blazer-style jackets from Port Hope High School, c1950s. One jacket is cream with blue piping, one is royal blue with white piping; both have the PHHS crest on the chest pocket.

Series consists of eight-one (81) black and white, and colour, photographs created by the Port Hope High School to document clubs, sports teams, and classroom activities, 1960-2004. Photograph numbers 6213-6294.

Series consists of individual student records created by Port Hope High School, c1930-1940s. They contain basic personal information on the student and their parents, as well as grades in each course and attendance record. The series has been arranged alphabetically by surname.

Series consists of various records documenting "war work" undertaken by the students of Port Hope High School, 1939-1945. It includes: small ledger noting "cash receipts," listing of contributions (i.e. funds raised, items knitted and sewn to be sent overseas, and material donations), "Financial Statement of War Work Display," handwritten note, and newspaper clippings.

Series consists of various quotes for classroom supplies, construction projects, and furniture for the new Port Hope High School, 1955. It includes quotes from: John Morrison and Sons, Globe Furniture Manufacturing Company, Barnett and Rieder (Architects), W. J. Stillman Direct Factory Sales, Hospital and Kitchen Equipment Company Ltd., School-Master Furniture Ltd., Valley City Manufacturing Company Ltd., and a material reference list from the construction of Hamilton Township Public School.

Series consists of newspaper clippings regarding the 25th Anniversary of the Port Hope High School building located at 130 Highland Drive. The clippings are from the Port Hope Evening Guide (17 May 1982), and The Independent (19 May 1982).