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Fonds consists of twelve postcards of Guelph. Included are postcards of Macdonald Hall, Machinery Hall, the C.P.R Depot, Park Avenue, and the Ontario Agricultural College where Fitz Henry attended classes.

Fonds consists of photographs created or accumulated by Thomas McMaster in the course of his travels throughout Canada, the United States, England, and Africa. Included are photographs of McMaster family members, landscapes likely of British Columbia and California, of travels to Africa and England visiting historic sites, buildings, and landmarks. Included are photographs of their home in Toronto. Many of the photographs include captions.

Collection consists of one postcard album and several loose postcards. The postcards offer a wide range of images covering various aspects of the city of Guelph and its history. Included are images of Park Ave, Paisley street, London road, main street, Eramora road, Bell Piano and Organ Company, the Opera House, and Jubilee Park. Images of the Speed River and various panoramic views of Guelph are also evident. There are also photographs taken by 19th photographers such as W. Marshall and T. Smith. The album includes approximately 40 pieces of paper ephemera.

Fonds consists of photographs, slides, textual records documenting the life of Valerie Jackson and family. This fonds is arranged into two series.

Collection consists of ceramic ornaments, souvenir tea cups, and plates related to the history of Guelph. A number of the objects contain the image of the Guelph (Carnegie) Public Library or of the City of Guelph’s original coat of arms with the latin inscription "Fides, Professio, Fidelitas". Other plates include the city’s current coat of arms recreated in the late 1970s. Included in this collection is a dollar coin created for Guelph's sesquicentennial in 1977.

This collection consists of four scrapbooks containing newspaper clippings from various newspapers that document the participation of Guelph residents in World War II and other issues relating to the impact of the conflict on Guelph.

Fonds consists of photographs created and or accumulated by Thomas A. Keatinge during the course of his activities as Manager of the Bond Hardware Company and his participation in the First War World. Included are photographs of his personal life and travels.

There is no further arrangement to these records.

The fonds consists of records generated, collected and maintained during the course of his work as a historian, a collector of historical records, and as a doctor. Also included are records related to his family.

The fonds is organized into five series.

This fonds consists of minutes, constitutions and by-laws, membership lists, contracts, financial statements and cash books, concert programs, flyers, scrapbooks, and correspondence created or accumulated by the Presto Music Club of Guelph. The records document the operation and development of the Club as well as its financial situation, promotional activities, and the concert performances that it hosted or delivered. The fonds is divided into three series.

Fonds consists of newspaper editions created by the Guelph Guardian during the course of their journalistic activities.

Records are arranged by publication date.

The fonds of consists photographs and textual records created or accumulated by the Guelph Engineering Company during the course of their business activities. This fonds is arranged into three series.

This collection consists of one scrapbook containing newspaper clippings and photographs that document the activities of the Guelph International Women’s Year Council.

The fonds consists of records generated by Austin and Joseph Duignan during the course of providing funeral services in Guelph. The records relate both to the operation of the funeral business and to the attainment of professional qualifications by Joseph Duignan. The fonds is organized into five series.