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Item is a commission from the Registrar General of Canada appointing George Yates a Judge of the Superior Court of Justice and a Judge ex officio of the Court of Appeal for Ontario. The cover letter accompanies the commission.

Item is a proclamation to George Yates by the Police Association of Hamilton Board of Directors.

Item is a Supreme Court of Ontario certificate issued to George Yates. The certificate swears in and enrolls Yates as a Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Ontario.

Item is a Nova Scotia Barristers' Society certificate issued to George Yates.

Item is a group photograph taken at the University College of Cape Breton President's installation ceremony. Justice George Yates, seated at the desk, received an honorary degree at the ceremony. Others depicted are: Martin Chernin (Board Chair), President John Harker, Sister Dorothy Moore, and Ed Grimm (Macebearer).

Item is a group photograph of justices of the Ontario High Court of Justice. The photograph was taken in Convocation Hall of Osgoode Hall.

Item is a photograph of a municipal meeting, most likely in Hamilton, Ontario.

Item is a photograph of the Main Reading Room of the Great Library, viewed towards the First World War memorial.

Items are two black and white photographic negatives depicting G. Arthur Martin and an unidentified man and woman.

Item is a digital image of a group photograph taken at the International Students' Club Valentine's Day dance, 1946. Thelma Thomson is in the second row from the bottom, fifth from left (centre) with arm around woman to her left.

Item is a digital image of a photograph taken at the Osgoode Hall Law School class of 1949 dinner, held in May of 1949.

Item is a digital image of a photograph taken at the Osgoode Hall Law School class of 1949 dinner, held in May of 1949.

Item is a digital image of a photograph taken at the Osgoode Hall Law School class of 1949 dinner, held in May of 1949.

Item is a digital image of a photograph taken at the Osgoode Hall Law School class of 1949 dinner, held in May of 1949.