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Series consists of sketch books, scrapbooks, and loose sketches created by Mary Shane (nee Ferguson) as a girl and young woman, c. 1909-1940s. Subjects of sketches include mostly kitchen-themed still life images and shapes.

Series consists of correspondence and a school (?) notebook collected and created by both Mary Shane (nee Ferguson) and her husband W.A. Shane, c. 1911-1960. It includes: School notebook by Mary Ferguson; Letter to Mary Ferguson from Victory Loan in Brampton, 1918; Letter to Mary Ferguson from Ryrie Bros. Ltd., 1918; and Advertisement to Mr. W.A. Shane from Mason & Dale.

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.

Series consists of clippings from various newspapers across Ontario and beyond, c. 1910-1990. The clippings cover various topics, including: war, health issues, public figures, technologies, buildings, memorials, politics, education, and the environment.

Series consists of various newspaper editions collected by W.A. & Mary Shane (nee Ferguson), 1915-1948. It includes: The Globe, 13 May 1919; CCF News, 24 Jun 1948; The Oakville Record-Star, 15 Feb 1945; The New York Times, 2 Apr 1944; The Montreal Standard, 6 Oct 1917; The Montreal Standard, 25 Dec 1915; The Range-Finder, 17 Mar 1916, 14 Apr 1916, 28 Apr 1916; The Oban Times, 2 Jan 1937; Toronto Daily Star, 20 Jun 1945.

Series consists of seven (7) magazines and publications collected by Mary Shane (nee Ferguson), 1914-1936. It includes: (1) “Canada at War” by Rt. Hon. Sir Robert Laird Borden, 1914; (2) The Thrift Magazine, 1919 (2 editions); (3) “Time-Tables for Junior High School Entrance and Junior Public School Graduation Diploma Examinations,” 1919; (4) “The Art of Drawing for Profit,” c. 1920; (5) The Ladies’ Home Journal, 1921; (6) Catalogue of Inaugural Exhibition, The Art Gallery of Toronto, 1926; (7) Daily Mirror (Royal Jubilee Souvenir), 1935.