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Item is a letter book created by Rowell while attempting to collect debts related to promissory notes made by farmers who had purchased farm equipment in Manitoba and Saskatchewan. The letters in this book are written by Rowell to lawyers in his firm, including M.D. Fraser in London, T.H. Gilmour in Brandon and F.J. Calvert in Winnipeg, as well as local lawyers and clerks. These letters document Rowell's visits to farms near Brandon, Souris, Virden, Oak Lake, Moosomin, Wolseley, Qu-Appelle, and Regina and detail his strategies to negotiate debt repayment plans or make settlements with specific farmers. Letters also include Rowell's requests for advice and money, as well as his observations about the local weather and crop conditions and his experiences travelling without a driver and navigating the countryside.

Records consist of photographs created by Streetsville resident Al Betts during his time as a professional photographer. Betts worked professionally as a photographer from ca. 1965 to ca. 1983.

Included are wedding portraits, passport portraits, photographs of various industrial and commercial properties, confirmation (first communion) photographs, and photographs taken for the Streetsville Review newspaper. The geographic coverage of the material is not limited to Streetsville or Toronto Township; Betts travelled throughout Ontario while working for clients, and as a result photographs of other locales are present (including Burlington, Etobicoke, and Toronto). One of Betts’ major commercial clients was the Toronto-based foundry and engineering company John T. Hepburn Ltd. and they sent him to document their projects throughout Ontario.

Item is a copy of the Annual Announcement of the Woman’s Medical College for the school year 1886-1887.

The content includes a listing of faculty and board of trustees, description of partnered hospitals, course and examination fees, matriculation requirements, medical curriculum, examinations outline, and examination questions for subjects.

Item is a copy of the Annual Announcement of the Woman’s Medical College for the school year 1887-1888.

The content includes a listing of partnered hospitals, course and examination fees, matriculation requirements, medical curriculum, examinations outline, degree requirements, examination questions for subjects, and addendum for regulations respecting college examinations.

Item is a copy of the Annual Announcement of the Woman’s Medical College for the school year 1888-1889.

The content includes a listing of faculty and board of trustees, partnered hospitals, regulations respecting college examinations, course and examination fees, student societies (The Clinical Society, The Students' Association, and Young Women's Christian Association), matriculation requirements, medical curriculum, examinations outline, degree requirements, and a listing of doctors and enregistered students in medicine.

Item is a copy of the Ontario Medical College for Women Annual Calendar for the school year 1903-1904.

The content includes a listing of board of trustees and members of the teaching staff, Toronto special inducements to women pursuing the Study of Medicine, hints for intending students in medicine, courses of lectures and methods of instruction, clinical instruction (The Toronto General Hospital, St. Michael's Hospital, The Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto Western Hospital, The Women's Dispensary, Other Charities), course and examination, fees, recommended textbooks, student societies (Students' Literary and Scientific Society and Young Women's Christian Association), excerpts from the proceedings in medicine, college of physicians and surgeons of Ontario regulations for 1902-1903, standing obtained by the students of the college at the examinations of 1902, prize winners and graduates, and number of hospital and other appointments open to women physicians in the USA.

Drawings of Ontario Medical College for Women and Toronto General Hospital.

Photographs of the Ontario Medical College for Women main hall, students reading room and library, the pathological and chemical laboratories, St. Michael's Hospital, and The Victoria Hospital for Sick Children.

This collection consists of textual items collected by the Guelph Public Library Archives. The textual items consist of the program guides for the Women’s Literary Club of Guelph. These program guides list members, programme committee members, presidents and secretaries of the club, hosts, and the subjects of discussion.

This collection contains three program guides for the Huntsville Literary Club dating from 1933-1934, 1936-1937, and 1937-1938. Also included is an address by Dr. J.W. Mustard on Archaeology and history for the Macaulay Club of Chatham Ontario.

File consists of a satirical newspaper called "The Growler". The title was apparently printed weekly on Saturday afternoons.

While the item lists "Quirk, Gammon & Snap" as its editors, it was a project of the Brampton Times editor and his son, George and Luther "Lou" Tye.

Series consists of annual general meeting minutes created by the Canadian Embroiders Guild.

Series consists of materials related to the Wearable Art Shows organized by the Canadian Embroiders Guild Guelph (CEGG). Included are records documenting income and expenses, reports relating to the fashion show, committee notes, application permits for special occasions, some promotional materials, and newspaper clippings regarding the shows.

Collection consists of materials produced to celebrate 100 years of the poem in Flanders Fields by John McCrae. Included is a pamphlet outlining the events and speakers for the unveiling of the John McCrae Statue. There is also two booklets "In Flanders Fields at 100: Time to Remember" published by the Guelph Mercury and "John McCrae in Flanders Fields" published by New Smallprint Press.

Series consists of some of Crowley’s research and early drafts of writing. Included are materials related to Marriage of Minds (2003) and other publications.

Series consists of Crowley’s course outlines, syllabi, and lecture notes for courses he taught at the University of Guelph; some Duke University courses are included as well.