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Series consists of publications compiled by the Citizens for Responsible Nuclear Waste Disposal, 1978-1986. It includes: (1) Federal Environmental Assessment Review Panel Vol. 4, 1978; (2) Compendium of Briefs Presented to the Environmental Assessment Panel on the Proposed Eldorado Nuclear Limited Uranium Refinery - Hope Township, 1978; (3) Federal Environmental Assessment and Review Process Regarding the 1978 Hearings; (4) Review of Eldorado Nuclear Ltd. Environmental Impact Statement for the Federal Environmental and Review Panel Hearings, Hope Township, 1978; (5) Draft Amendment to Restricted Area By-Law 1518, Prepared by Totten, Sims, Hubicki Associates Ltd., 1979; (6) Welcome Waste Management Site Investigation of Waste Isolation and Containment Plume Mitigation Measures. Prepared for Eldorado by Monenco Ontario Ltd., 1982; (7) Lakeshore Road, Wesleyville Above Water Disposal Concept, 1983; (8) Lakeshore Road, Wesleyville Below Water Disposal Concept, 1983; (9) Proposal for Engineering Feasibility Study and Environmental Pathways Analyses Alternative Decommissioning Options, Welcome and Port Granby Waste Management Areas. Prepared for Eldorado by Golder Associates, Senes Consultants and MacLaren Engineers, 1983; (10) Minutes of Atomic Energy Control Board, 1980-1983; (11) Wesleyville Cavern Disposal Concept; (12) Design Report for Stage 1 of Off-Site Cleanup at Welcome. Prepared for Eldorado by MacLaren Engineers, 1984; (13) Welcome and Port Granby Decommissioning Volume of Waste Material at Welcome, 1984; (14) Welcome and Port Granby Decommissioning Site Characterization - Lakeshore Road, 1984; (15) Welcome and Port Granby Decommissioning - Addendum to Volume of Waste Material at Welcome, 1984; (16) Phase 1, Draft Report. Hope Township Energy from Waste Feasibility Study. Prepared by MacLaren Engineers for Ministry of Energy; (17) Crimes Against the Environment. Working Paper 44. Law Reform Commission of Canada, 1985; (18) Survival in a Threatened World - World Commission on Environmental and Development, 1986.

Series consists of publications created by/for the Atomic Energy Control Board of Canada, 1970-1984. It includes: (1) "Radiation is Part of Your Life," 1981; (2) "Nuclear Fuel Waste Management - Protecting the Future," 1984; (3) "Control" Magazine, 1983; (4) Atomic Energy Control Board Annual Report, 1983-1984; (5) Atomic Energy Control Board brochures, 1981-1982; (6) Copy of the Atomic Energy Control Act, 1970; (7) Copy of the Atomic Energy Control Regulations.

File consists of papers once belonging to Arthur T.H. Williams. It includes: financial records (1865-1876), Real Estate Account Book (1881), and a newspaper land re-sale advertisement (Seymour Township).

Consists of one model of an ideal bathtub. The lining of the bathtub can be removed, leaving the bathtub base.

Consists of one (1) advertising poster for the Port Hope "National" One Piece Sink, from the Port Hope Sanitary Manufacturing Co. Ltd.

Item is an untitled cookbook created by the Catholic Women's League of St. Mary's Church (now Our Lady of Mercy Roman Catholic Church), c1960.

Item is an edition of "The Art of Cooking in Port Hope" Cookbook, created by the Starlight Chapter No. 241 Order of the Eastern Star, 1971.

Series consists of eleven (11) blueprints for "Proposed Alterations to West Primary School;" "Retaining Wall at Port Hope Public School;" "Proposed Wall North Side of Central School," c. 1940s.

Item is one (1) copy of the "Blue and White Christmas Number" from the year 1920, as created by the Port Hope High School.

Item is an advertisement sent to the T. Eaton Co. Ltd. by the Nicholson File Company of Canada Ltd., 1953. The advertisement states "on the occasion of her [Queen Elizabeth II] coronation, the men and women of the Nicholson File Company wish her majesty a long and happy reign, and pledge their loyalty and cooperation." It features a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, and notes "Nicholson File Company of Canada Ltd. Port Hope, Ontario - Serving the Dominion for more than 50 years."

Item is a file manufactured by Nicholson File Company, Port Hope. Imprinted label says "Nicholson - Made in Canada - Cantsaw," undated.

Fonds consists of thirteen (13) Port Hope Scout Badges, c1975-1990. It includes: Kiwanis International; Port Hope District (x3); Pine Ridge Cobourg District; Cobourg District Spring Camporee, 1973; Queen's Silver Jubilee Scouts Canada, 1977; Wolf Cubs Diamond Jubilee, Hope Mill, 1976; 1st Perrytown Scouting 10th Anniversary, 1987; Port Hope District Cub Camp, 1975; and Scout Calendar Sales Collection ("I am a salesman for Scout Calendar" Ribbon, Scout Calendar Star Salesman Patch, Calendar Sales Tips Card).

File consists of materials related to the moving of human remains from the Old Wesleyan Methodist Cemetery. It includes: Copy of Ontario Regulation for Burial Sites, 2002; Notice of Declaration in the matter of the discover of human remains on the Dr. Hawkins School site in 2002. Gives details of the parties involved; Letter from Rev. Paul Putman, regarding allowing Trent University to conduct studies on the remains.

File consists of notice and articles related to the removal of human remains from 72 Pine Street, Port Hope. It includes: Article "Reburial Cost Probed," Port Hope Evening Guide, 21 Jun 2002; Notice of Declaration, Port Hope Evening Guide, 4 Jul 2002, re: discovery of human remains at the former Wesleyan Methodist Cemetery.

Fonds consists of fourteen (14) movie posters created by and for the Capitol Theatre, 20 Queen Street, Port Hope. All the movies were screened between 1941-1942.

Fonds consists of ten framed prints from the personal fly-fishing print collection of Douglas R. Greer, 1996-1998.

Series consists of the complete run of newsletters of the Ganaraska Valley Probus Club, "Ganaraska Currents," 2008-2015. The newsletters contain: events calendars, photographs of Probus events, jokes, prize winners, local interest articles written by club members, and a listing of current board members.

Fonds consists of the papers and drawings of Mary Shane (nee Ferguson) from 1909-1960. They were created in multiple locations across Ontario, including: Perth, Mitchell, Brampton, Oakville, Bowmanville, and Port Hope. It has been arranged into five (5) series: (1) Art; (2) Clippings; (3) Correspondence; (4) Newspapers; (5) Publications.

Fonds consists of various newsletters and printed materials collected by Ron Tozer, (former) Treasurer of the Port Hope Kinsmen Club. For more detailed information, refer to series-level descriptions.