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Fonds consists of by-laws, constitution, treasurer's reports (1965-1978), minutes, membership lists, correspondence, and reports relating to the club's social and philanthropic activities.

Fonds consists of scrapbooks and loose newspaper articles of reviews from the Ottawa Citizen written by Alison Hardy. The reviews are for various piano, dance and song recitals given by the pupils of Myrtle Day, Rose Sinclair Flesher, Alice Valiquet, etc., upcoming musicales given by the Ottawa Junior Music Club, Twilight Music Club, The International Grand Opera Company, The Capital Male Chorus, etc, programmes for plays, such as "Ping Kwei Bit Yao" (Ping Kwei's Farewell at the Hovel) and "Lu Long Tsu Tze" (The Sixth General Punishes Son), and a souvenir publication entitled The Royal Tour of Canada and United States which was dedicated by the Canadian National Railways System. Some of the programs have notes on the backs that are related to the reviews written by Alison Hardy.

Fonds consists of two of Bourinot's manuscripts including "Some Letters of Duncan Campbell Scott, Archibald Lampman and others" (3 files of typed copies and photocopies of correspondence, predominantly between Duncan Campbell Scott and his daughter Elizabeth, Archibald Lampman, and E.W. (Edward) Thomson) and "The Letters of Edward William Thomson to Archibald Lampman, 1891-1897" (2 files of correspondence between Archibald Lampman and E.W. Thomson, transcribed in longhand by Bourinot, along with bibliographical material on Lampman and background comments about the manuscript and Bourinot's work). The fonds also consists of poems (1953, 1959,1961) by Arthur S. Bourinot, several of which have been published and two photocopies of photographs, one of an unidentified man and one that depicts D.C. Scott and A.S. Bourinot at Kingsmere, P.Q. on August 2, 1945.

Fonds consists of correspondence concerning the club’s lecture series, membership lists, entries to a 1936 Literary Competition, a scrapbook containing clippings, selected club programs, minutes and annual reports (1914-1937), and financial papers including audited financial statements (1925-1927, 1933-1935).

Fonds consists of a number of photographs showing completed trucks and wagons produced for various companies by Beauchamp Truck Bodies. Examples include Kemp's Dairy, Wm. Sylvester Florist and Walker's Biscuits.

Fonds consists of 121 negatives of 76 carved gravestones in the Ottawa Valley and West Quebec dating from 1823-1974. Photographs were selected to show the skill and survival of some of the more interesting hand-chiselled carvings.

Fonds consists of correspondence, agendas and minutes of board meetings, funding proposals, newspaper articles, casework and newsletters pertaining to the activities of the CLANCR.

Fonds consists of 10 minute books for both the Ivy Lodge and the Excelcior Lodge, correspondence, financial documents, documents and publications relating to group membership, programs of special events, photographs, postcard, newspaper clippings and artefacts.

Fonds consists of programs, workshops and events, executive material, membership material, reports and briefs, correspondence: outgoing and incoming, and printing masters relating to the activities of the EOAA.

Fonds consists of documents related to the radio broadcast "le forum sportif Bradings" as well as a small amount of personal memorabilia. These documents are divided into five categories: correspondence, broadcasts, newspaper clippings, photographs, and miscellaneous documents. The photographs depict Mr. Bordeleau as well as various sports teams including some associated with broomball and curling.

Fonds consists of correspondence and newspaper clippings, membership lists, and programs related to various Ottawa sports clubs, venues, and teams including: the Ottawa New Edinburgh Canoe Club's canoe crew and hockey team, the Ottawa Football Club, the Ottawa Auditorium, and the Ottawa Sports Hall of Fame. The photographs are of the New Edinburgh Rugby Football Club in 1913 and the Ottawa Commandos hockey team. Where possible, items have been arranged chronologically.

Fonds contains photographs of George Story and his store as well as correspondence and genealogy relating to the family and to his grocery store.

Collection consists of photographs depicting championship participants in local sports teams including the Woodroffe Base Ball Club (1915), Ottawa Hockey Assoc. (1927), Eastern Canada Amateur Lacrosse Assoc. (1920-21), and Ottawa-New Edinburgh Canoe Club (1928).

Fonds consists of pamphlets and literature from the Ottawa Branch of the National Film Society of Canada. There is also a visitors guide for the 1929 Ottawa Winter Carnival and copies of editorial clippings written by Guy Potter critiquing the publication. The photographs are ca. 1920's and include Department of the Interior employees in front of Parliament Hill, a street scene at the corner of Elgin and Wellington streets, and a costume ball [?] ca. 1900.

Fonds consists of two registers listing chronologically the names of guests and occupancy dates. Also included are advertisements of various Ottawa businesses.

Fonds consists of a listing of suppliers and prices, and total cost for building a house on 37 Rochester Street in Ottawa in 1902. House was built subsequent to the fire of 1900 which had destroyed the vicinity.

Fonds consists of photos depicting various Ottawa scenes and events in the 1970's and 1980's such as "Winterlude" ice sculpture competitions and balloon rides as well as assorted views of the Rideau Canal in the downtown section of the city. Included in the fonds is a black and white photo of Leonard W. Jodoin taken in the 1940's.

Fonds consists of 5 black and white photographs of various sizes depicting Olivier Durocher and his wife Virginie, as well as the entire Durocher family along with close relatives. Also included is a file of newspaper clippings depicting anniversaries and funerals in the Durocher family.

Collection consists of photographs of Ottawa buildings, all identified, constructed predominantly in the 1960's. Examples include Fire Station No. 7 and St. Bartholomew's Church.

Fonds consists of correspondence regarding guest appearances, society affairs, and donations (including an insect collection from Braddish Billings in 1871), annual, librarian, and executive reports, account books, legal documents, a selection of receipts and cheques issued, applications and resignations, membership lists, published material including the proceedings of the first regular meeting of the Association of Mechanics Institutes of Ontario (1868), society programs, and lecture topics.