Item is an anniversary issue of the "Blue and White" yearbook from Port Hope High School. It includes school crest history, lists of principals, board representatives, student involvement, school song and other information related to the Port Hope High School.

Fonds consists of records, including baptisms, 1853-1855, 1867-1868, marriages, 1853-1871, burials, 1853-1855, of Bowmanville Canada Presbyterian Church, 1853-1874; records of St. Paul's Presbyterian Church, Bowmanville (includes Bowmanville Canada Presbyterian Church), 1855-1925; correspondence of Salem United Church, 1968; records, including baptisms, 1876-1946, marriages, 1886-1949, and burials, 1944-1973, of St. Paul's United Church, Bowmanville (includes St. Paul's Presbyterian Church), 1881-1990.

File consists of ten (10) documents of correspondence regarding the Peterborough and Port Hope Railway Company. It includes: (1) Diagram of store lot and shop, Walton Street, 1876; (2) Copy re: land rental - store belonging to John Smart on Walton Street, 1854; (3) Letter from Thomas Benson, re: the lease of store from John Smart via Foster and Carson; (4) Letter to T. Benson from John Smart, 1854; (5) Copy of letter to directors, 1854; (6) Letter to Thomas Benson from John Smart, 1853; (7) Letter to John Smart from T. Benson, 1854; (8) Letter from E. P. Smith regarding property for railway; (9) 1854 document. Sidney Smith, Duncan McLeod and Charles Hughes; (10) Midland Railway Memorandum to John Smart Esq., Port Hope 1876.

File consists of legal papers regarding an outstanding balance on account of the schooner "London," Apr 1853. Duncan McLeod and John Fraser as the plaintiffs, represented by Brogdin and John Griggs and John Sutherland the defendants. Ruled in favour of the plaintiffs, 39 pounds.

Series consists of letterheads and invoices from Port Hope businesses from the nineteenth and early twentieth century.

File consists of papers for the balance owing to J & P Butter by R.S. Fairman for purchases made in Mar 1853. A note indicates a lawsuit, 5 May 1854.

Consists of an empty envelope. Written on it says "Henry H. ? Esq. Port Hope, C. W" Stamped on it are "Paid 3, Quebec 15 1853, and Port Hope 19 Jan. 1853 C.W"

Series consists of newspaper clippings (both copies and originals) related to various Port Hope hotels, c1854-1989. It includes: The Albion, Bletcher's Inn, Blackham's, The British, Canada House, Durham House, The Ganaraska Hotel, Hetherington's Hotel, Lake View House, Lees Hotel (Mill Street North), Martin Griffen's Hotel, Midland House, The North American, Queen's Arms Inn, The Plains, The Royal, Stenson's, St. Lawrence Hotel, Strong's Hotel, Turner House, The Walton (Queen's Hotel), and other miscellaneous inns, taverns and saloons. The series also contains two (2) paper napkins from the Queen's Hotel on Walton Street.

File consists of promissory notes to Samuel Mitchell (1854) and Edward Neale (1855) by William Wallis of Cavan Township.

File consists of legal documents regarding the case of Elliott v. Curtis over monies related to Lots 24 & 25, Concession 4, Hope Township.

File consists of a document regarding money owed to William Barrett Jr., by Matthew Dean, 1854. The money was borrowed in 1845.

File consists of a summons from the Bank of Upper Canada for Samuel Bowman and Myer Hirshberry to appear in court, 1854.

File consists of a summons to appear for William Routly in the case of H. V. Sanders vs. William Routly over a past due account, 1856. Holland V. Sanders (1832-1896) was the town clerk in 1871, and may have operated a clothier business c1856.

Fonds consists of records, including marriages, 1893-1913, of South Monaghan Methodist Circuit, 1877-1916; Trustee minutes of Fairmount Methodist Church, 1860-1899; records of Fraserville Methodist Church, 1898-1917; records of Bensfort Methodist Church, 1881-1922; collection book of Bailieboro Methodist church, 191801922; records of Springville Presbyterian Pastoral Charge, 1855-1906; records of Springville Presbyterian Church, 1914-1923; records of baptisms 1913-1955, marriages 1913-1955, and burials 1913-1955, and other records of Fraserville Pastoral Charge, 1913-1968; records including baptisms 1854-1958, marriages 1884-1894,1903-1966, and burials 1939-1969, of Springville Pastoral Charge (includes Springville Presbyterian Pastoral Charge, Springville, Fairmount and Mount Pleasant), 1854-1969; records of baptisms 1955-1990, marriages 1955-1990, and burials 1955-1990, of Bailieboro-Springville Pastoral Charge, 1955-2006, woman's association minutes, of Mount Pleasant United Church, 1930-1958; records of Fairmount United Church (includes records of Fairmount Methodist Church), 1902-1966; records of Bensfort United Church, 1923-1969; records of Bailieboro United Church, 1925-1969; records of Fraserville United Church, 1926-1969; records of Springville United Church, 1920-1971; records of Emmanuel United Church, 1969-1971; and Springville United Church, 1907-2006. Includes the records of Springville and Fraserville Branch of the Upper Canada Bible Society.

File consists of a promissory note written 18 Feb 1852 and copied in 1854 for legal proceedings. Parties involved: Thomas Fuller & Co. and John D. Decker.

Item is a charter of the Port Granby Harbour and Wharf Company, 1854. Document lists names of Shareholders: James Robertson; Peter Robinson; T. W. Metcalfe; Theron Dickey; John Walker and ? Smith.

Item is a Discharge of Mortgage between George Jehoshaphat Mountain and Thomas Turner. Instrument number 1833.

File consists of a claim with a list of accounts owed to McDermot and Walsh by John Bradford. McDermot & Walsh were commission merchants on Mill Street, Port Hope. J. R. McDermot lived on Smith Street and James E. Walsh lived on Pine Street. They represented the Pine Grove factory - soap and candle manufacturers and were agents for Fire, Life and Marine Insurance in 1856.

File consists of a summons to appear for John Deyell in the matter of Beamish & Boyer vs. Deyell for unpaid accounts, 1854-1855.

Item is a summons for Alexander McIntosh to appear in court versus Thomas Little, 1855. Thomas Little (1824-1869) operated a boot and shoe store on Walton Street and lived on Pine Street.