Series consists of photographs documenting the activities of the Kingsmill-Mapleton Women's Institute. Includes social activities and support of community groups for youth such as the 4-H.

Series consists of photographs documenting the history of the Ford St. Thomas Assembly Plant, ca. 1966-2003.

This series is comprised of 36 photographs of the family and friends of the Verne Smith family of Port Stanley.

Series contains a photograph album and three photographs showing various Elgin County scenes and residents.

This series contains photographs relating to Ray Galloway's research into the shooting of Colin McGregor and the subsequent hanging of Frank and Fred Temple.

Series contains photographs taken throughout the life of Kenneth Williamson.

Series consists of photographs documenting the history of the St. Thomas plant of Canadian Timken Limited.

Series consists of photographs of the Talbot Estates, ca. 1925.

The Photographs series is made up of a collection of photographs, arranged alphabetically by street or subject, that document construction projects, damage, accidents, and conditions around the city.

Photographs collected and maintained by Evelyn Moore relating to residents of Belmont, Ontario. Also includes a photograph album relating to the Luton, Galbraith, Scott, Charlton, Appleford, Bray, Gillett, Phelan, Wade, Tinlin, Bentley, Sheppard, Smith, Bearss and McKenna families in Elgin County.

This series is comprised of 174 photographs which document the lives of Lemon family members. Most of the photographs were taken in West Lorne and vicinity.

Series contains photographs of trains, steam engines, train stations and workshops. There is an emphasis on the Michigan Central Railroad Company and its subsidiary, New York Central Lines, however the series contains photographs that highlight a number of different railway lines that operated throughout Elgin County and Canada, including the London & Port Stanley Railway, the Pere Marquette Railway Company, the Grand Trunk Railway, the Wabash Railroad Company, Canada Southern, the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Company, the Canadian National Railways, the Canadian Pacific Railway, and the Consolidated Rail Company (Conrail), as well as many of their subsidiary companies. Also contains photographs with scenic views of Elgin County, featuring many iconic bridges, beaches and landmarks, as well as streetscapes of downtown St. Thomas. Series also includes photographs of railway employees and personal photographs belonging to Ken Verrell, many highlighting his work on the local railways. Finally, series includes photographic negatives and a collection of photographic slides, with a significant emphasis on images of locomotives and trains, particularly belonging to the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, and mostly taken in St. Thomas, Ontario. Slides also contain images of fire trucks, buses, classic cars and some personal photographs, as well as some Scott Studio duplicates.

Series contains original and copied photographs featuring views and individuals from Elgin County, with an emphasis on West Elgin.

Fonds consists of records of the Pickering Primitive Methodist Circuit (includes Pickering, Claremont, Bethel Church, Salem Church, and Balsam (now Mount Zion)), 1879-1884; Board of Trustees minutes of Glen Major Methodist Church, 1906 and 1909; records, including marriages, 1891-1921, of Pickering (formerly Duffin's Creek) Methodist Circuit (includes St. Paul's Church in Pickering, and Audley Church), 1877-1921; records of St. Paul's Methodist Church in Pickering, 1888-1921; records, including marriages, 1900-1930, and burials, 1925-26, of St. Paul's United Church in Pickering (includes Pickering Methodist Circuit and Audley), 1900-1930; records, including marriages, 1897-1930, of St. Andrew's United Church in Pickering (includes St. Andrew's Presbyterian and Brougham), 1897-1930; and records, including marriages, 1927-1943, and burials, 1924-1981, of Pickering Pastoral Charge (includes Pickering United Church, St. Paul's United Church, St. Andrew's United Church, and Audley), 1924-1981.

Fonds consists of records, including marriages, 1856-1868, 1896-1920, of Picton Methodist Church (also includes First Methodist Church in Picton), 1820-1927; records, including marriages 1896-1918, of Main Street Methodist Church in Picton, 1880-1918; and records, including baptisms, 1900-1939, 1952-1988, marriages, 1901-1991, 2006-2014, and burials, 1900-1977, 1999-2013, of Picton United Church (includes Picton Methodist Church and Main Street United Church), 1881-2016.

Item is a copy of the publication "Picturesque Port Hope," c. 1910. "Dickenson 28 Inniswood Drive" written on front, and signed "H. Reeve" on back. Believed to have belonged to the Dickenson family and given to Mr. Reeve.