Fonds consist of business records used by Comfort and Greer carding mill. This includes account books, receipts, a cash book and a legal document.

Fonds consists of circuit register, 1858-1883, Sunday School Trustees minutes, 1872, of London North Methodist Circuit (includes London Wesleyan Circuit, London North Wesleyan Methodist Circuit, Brick Church, Lobo Township, Siloam, Grove Church and Wesley Church in London Township, Birr, Bryanstown, Nissouri (now Holdiay), Centenary Church and Ebenezer Church); women's groups minutes of Grove Methodist Church, 1889-1911; records of Grove United Church (includes Grove Methodist Church), London, 1905-1962; records of Emmanuel United Church, London, 1961-1963; records, including baptisms, marriages and burials, 1961-2009, of Gethsemane Untied Church, London (includes Grove United Church), 1943-2009

The records include the following series:
3500 negatives of images taken to be used in the book now digitized.
Chapters of the book including the rough research and the submitted chapters to the book.
Copies of photographs .
Administrative records relating to the book's publication.

Fonds consists of records, including marriages, 1858-1880, 1895, 1907, of English Settlement Presbyterian Church, Vanneck, 1840-1924; marriage register of Melville Presbyterian Church, Lobo Township, 1897-1909; marriage register of Ivan Pastoral Charge (includes English Settlement and Ilderton Presbyterian Pastoral Charge, Vanneck and Ivan Presbyterian Pastoral Charge, Ivan, Vanneck), 1897-1932; records, including baptisms, 1869-1999 of Vanneck United Church (includes English Settlement Presbyterian Church), 1855-2015

The Marsh Store was a community hub for Coldstream and Lobo Township. There are eight series. These include store records, sawmill and gristmill records, and woollen mill records. Other businesses that operated out of there were: the Coldstream Telephone Company ; Lobo Mutual Fire Insurance; and the Great Western Railway and Telegraph Company. Of special interest are the magazines and books located in the Public Library collection which also operated out of the Marsh Store. Jacob Marsh was also involved with the local council which also operated from his store.