Series includes hand-painted posters used to advertise movies at the Capitol Theatre, Port Hope.

Item is a commemorative plate for the 150th anniversary of the Guideboard/Welcome United Church in 1984. It features a graphic of a Circuit Rider on a horse.

Item is a monograph, "The Story of Wesleyville United Church and Its People", created by Reverend A. W. Harding and Edna Barrowclough for the church centennial in 1960. Includes a written history of the church starting in 1805, as well as pictures of Reverends and a list of parissioners. It is signed by Edna Barrowclough in the front cover.

Item is the 'Williams' Canadian Patriotic Band Book' songbook, compiled by John Slatter of the 48th Highlanders. This book was used by the Canton Band, and is signed by a B. Dunn.

Item is the book 'Campbell's New Language Lessons' by author W. Swinton. It is signed on the inside cover: 'Samuel Eastcott, Pine Grove School, Hope, Ontario, January 26 1884.'

Item is 'The Gospel Message' hymnbook. This book was used and inscribed by the Canton Choir.

Item is the publication 'Ontario Agricultural Commission'. This book belonged to, and is signed by, J.E. Henwood of Port Hope, 1881.

Item is the publication 'Statutes of Canada'. This book was owned and inscribed by "Samuel Eastcott, Canton near Port Hope, Canada, June 17 1885".

Item is the publication 'The Ontario Public School History of England', which belonged to, and is signed by, student Marjorie Scott of Port Hope.

The Port Hope Lawn Bowling Club was formed in 1900, and was originally located at the corner of Pine and Dorset Street West. It was relocated to Pine Street South (behind the behind St.Paul's Presbyterian Church) in 1910 and operated there until 2018. It was one of the oldest lawn bowling clubs in Ontario. Due to the generosity of Dr. L.B. Powes and Mr. Rosevear, who donated land to the club, the property was able to expand to accomodate eight greens. The original club consisted of men only, and in 1936 a ladies club was formed. In 1958, both clubs were combined into one.

Portrait of the trophy winners of the 1929 Port Hope Lawn Bowling Club. Left to Right: W.J. Oke, W.R. MacTaggart, L.P. Cann, H. Brownlee

Group portrait of the Port Hope Lawn Bowling Club, c1920s.

Group portrait of Port Hope and Oshawa lawn bowling players, taken in front of the Port Hope lawn bowling club building. Four Port Hope players are noted on the back of the photograph: P. Brown, A.E. Andrews, H.B. Rosevear, R.B. Thompson

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

Photograph is an unknown portrait relating to the Port Hope Lawn Bowling Club

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

File Includes membership rosters from the year 1931-1991. Does not include the years 1938, 1946-47, 1950, 1953-1957, 1959-1963.

File includes receipts of purchases made by the Port Hope Lawn Bowling Club, 1946-1956. Businesses include Fulford Bros; Olver's Clothing Store; Doney & Giddy; Churchley's Jewellry; Williamson & Son; T. Eaton & Co.; Durham Hardware & Electric; Mitchell Flower Shop; Giffen's Hardware; Ward's Dry Goods and Ladies Wear; W.A MacMillan, Decorator; Pollock's Garage; House of James; R.S. Brown; Arcade Junior Department Stores; Randall's Bookstore; Arcade Junior Department Store; The Evening Guide/The Weekly Guide; J.A. Reynold's Insurance; The Liverpool & London & Globe Insurance Company Ltd.; Port Hope Tax Notice; Lake Shore Printing Company; Bell Gouinlock & Company; Port Hope Waterworks; Port Hope Hydro-Electric Commission; J.R. Hancock; Simpson's.

Filee includes two invitations sent to the Port Hope Lawn Bowling Club for tournaments. 1) Lindsay Community Lawn Bowling Club Harry Norton Memorial, 1958 2)Bradley Trophy, Oshawa, 1958

File includes the Secretary/Treasurer's Reports of the Port Hope Lawn Bowling Club for 1947/1948.