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Item consists of a photograph of a school class. Verso reads: "Grade III, June 1930?; Top row: Monica Bonham, Margaret Christie, Bernice Kee, Gladys Harris, Christina Crowley, Rose Borcna, Dora Welk, I. Sprowl, Mary McDonald; Second row: Ross Tommy, Gordon Rowatt, Edward Kee, Tony Franze, Bill Whaley, Joe Keane, Walter Coram, Ted Herd, Jackson Cunningham, Joe? John Bansero; Third row: Catina [Brant?], Jean McKay, Fanny Milburn, Jean Goldthorpe, Cathleen Craighton (Julia), Miss Green, Rita Therney, Olive Miles, Annie Harper, Gladys Cook; Bottom row: George Woodall, Julius Smith, Rodney Pinkney, Victor Arthur, [Arthur Rowatt?], George Welk, Cleveland Harris, Austin Hepton, Edward Heron, Joe Perrin".

Fonds primarily consists of records created and accumulated by John McDermid in the course of his work as a member of Parliament for the Progressive Conservative Party of Canada, representing his federal riding of Georgetown-Brampton, which became the federal riding of Brampton. The fonds also consists of family records, and the Reverend John A. McDermid’s professional records as a minister at St. Paul’s United Church in Brampton, Ontario.

The fonds is divided into eight series:

1. Professional records
2. Scrapbooks
3. Correspondence
4. Newspaper articles
5. Photography
6. Illustrations
7. McDermid family records
8. John A. McDermid’s professional records

Records within the fonds encompass both organizational and personal papers, and include reports, photographic prints and negatives, certificates, and publications.

This photograph shows the interior view of a building located at 160 Water Street.

This photograph shows a building located at 160 Water Street undergoing demolition.

This photograph shows a building located at 160 Water Street.

The Leslie M. Sheridan fonds consists of three digitized 16mm film reels that depict Copper Cliff, Sudbury, and other areas in Northern Ontario filmed by Sheridan. The films show the industrial landscape of Copper Cliff and Sudbury from the perspective of Inco management and hardrock miners during the first years of the 1930s, a period of increased industrial expansion despite the Great Depression. The films also give insight into life in Copper Cliff and surrounding Northern Ontario towns in the 1930s and 1940s and depict leisure activities including skiing, swimming, hockey, and the celebration of some national holidays. Northern Ontario communities depicted include Copper Cliff, Sudbury, Coniston, and Biscotasing. Industrial sites depicted include Frood Mine, the Copper Cliff Concentrator, the Coniston Smelter, the Port Colborne Nickel Refinery, and the Big Eddy Dam and Power Plant at High Falls.

Item is a photograph of three men standing in front of a portrait of the Hon. R.H. Graham, puisne judge. The man on the far right is the Rt. Hon. James Lorimer Ilsley, Chief Justice of Nova Scotia.

The Lina Agnes Duke fonds consists of four typed copies of recollections written by Lina Agnes Duke. Two of the texts are about the couple’s time in Northern Ontario, more specifically in Moose Factory, and two short texts are on her teen years. The fonds provides an insight and perspective of non-indigenous missionaries visiting Indigenous communities of Northern Ontario.

The United Copper Nickel Workers (UCNW) fonds consists of three records that document a particular era of the history of the nickel industry in Canada: World War II. More specifically, the Constitution and by-laws of the union attest to the objectives of its members, while the agreement with Inco provides insights on working conditions. The brief submitted by Inco to the National War Labour Board in 1943 also provides information on labour relations during the war.

Spiderman with open arms. By Mathieu, early 2000s.

Castle, dragon and knight with sword. By Mathieu, early 2000s.

Stairway to upstair room where people meet. By mathieu, early 2000s.

One large figure with table and cake. For little sister's birthday. By Mathieu, 5 June 2002.

Small clown on a school activity sheet about book characters.

Four hearts on butterfly's wings and five flowers.