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Fonds consists of the medical, financial, and personal records of Dr. Beaumont Dixie and his family. Day-books record his visits to patients on his daily rounds, but for the most part the nature of the illnesses is unmarked. The exception being "ex dent" (pulling teeth) and "attending" (childbirth). The fonds includes some items created by or sent to other family members, including correspondence and a household day-book. The fonds also includes a watercolour painting, a photograph, printed material, and published books.

Collection consists of material documenting the Lakeview Golf Course collected by Ian Blair, a Mississauga businessman who played the golf course for more than 40 years. Blair was also Chairman of the golf course’s Centennial Celebration Committee. The collection includes letters of congratulation, score cards, photographs, posters, and plaques collected by Blair during his time on the Committee.

• Scorecards and green fee tickets, ca. 1930-1997
• Photographs, [199-?]
• Sports celebrity & amateur tournament registration forms, 1996
• Awards & recognition, [199-]

Fonds consists of cabinet photographs, carte de visites and one tintype, all portraits of members of the Might family of Brampton and their relatives. The donor provided annotations regarding identities on tags attached to the photographs whose subjects were known to them. These were removed and photocopied along with the corresponding photograph; photocopies are included with the fonds. The subjects of some of the portraits are unknown. The first file contains identified portraits, the second unidentifed.

Collection consists of a disassembled photograph album / scrapbook maintained by Hazel Page Bentley. The album includes various shots of the Page family’s store in Lakeview as well as their house at 407 Warf Avenue. Various family events are captured including weddings, birthdays, Christmases, and a celebration held at the Anne Street Hall in Port Credit. Other various items include land conveyances, birth certificates, and a Second World War certificate of medical rejection (for Mr. Page) printed on linen.

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.

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.

Rabbit with aura of color, dreaming of an eagle, in bubble. Questions and teacher's notes. By Mathieu, early 2000s.

Police helicopter, truck and car, with large police station. By Mathieu, early 2000s.

Character with tuque and beard, with green and blue presents and houses in the background. By Mathieu, early 2000s.

Castle, farmhouse, house on stilts, teepee, pyramid, igloo and cubes. By Mathieu, early 2000s.

Smiling sun and rainbow over smiling house. By Mathieu, early 2000s.

Soccer players, crowd and car with trailer. By Mathieu, early 2000s.

Various elements picked up from a diner conversation. Thank you note for dinner invitation. By Mathieu, early 2000s.

One large figure smiling with open arms. By Mathieu, late 1990s.

Terminal, three planes, sun and one person with hat.

Heart shape smiling person with stick arms and legs.

The notepad is of a commercial real estate agent. The brand logo and details have been blurred by CDIC. The drawing is of a rabbit head facing the viewer.

The notepad is of a commercial real estate agent. The brand logo and details have been blurred by CDIC. The drawing is of unidentified curved shapes.

The notepad is of a commercial real estate agent. The brand logo and details have been blurred by CDIC. The drawing is of a snake-like curved shape.