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The fonds consist of materials related to the personal and business activities of William Porte. Included are diaries, ledgers, and albums and scrapbooks of newspaper clippings. Some material from two of his children (Fred W. and Ida Kate Porte) is included.

The fonds consist of materials related to the activities of the Centre for Cognitive Science during the time that it was headed by Zenon Pylyshyn (1981-1987). The records include correspondence, memoranda, agenda, minutes, brochures, email copies, research papers, and other materials.

The fonds consists primarily of administrative correspondence, but also includes forms, applications, maps, meeting minutes, permits, athlete vouchers, programs, building blueprints, memos, news bulletins, club directories, amateur athlete cards, receipts, nominations for trophies, petitions, and financial records (including statements of accounts and cancelled cheques).

The fonds consists of materials related to Theobald Butler Barrett's professional activities as landing waiter and clerk, and as collector for the town of Port Dover. Included are legal documents, financial records, correspondence, and miscellaneous documents.

The fonds consists almost exclusively of textual records, especially correspondence and annual reports, created as a result of the Institute’s governance and administrative activities. Apart from indirect references in series 6, Cash Book, there is little evidence of laboratory testing in the fonds. There is some material documenting its nursing students, in series 2, Examiners’ Certificates, and its employees, in series 5, Personnel Records. Only the correspondence in series 1 covers the entire existence of the Institute from 1912 to 1946.

The fonds primarily contains materials created and collected by John Alexander Buchanan and Charles Alexander Buchanan. Included are documents relating to: Elizabeth Trebilcock's estate; John Buchanan's teaching career; Charles Buchanan's university education; Buchanan family rental properties (bank statements, cancelled cheques, receipts, invoices, insurance, tax returns, correspondence from renters, land deeds); and Charles Buchanan's medical practice (wartime procedures and records, New York records, and Toronto records).

The fonds consists of records related to the creation and development of Circle Lodge #227. The records include: minutes; visitors registers; attendance registers; records of names, cheques and statements; and treasurers membership registers and ledgers. Also included are official circulars and convention information from the international organization, as well as other early union literature.

The fonds consists largely of records pertaining to amateur athletics, generally, and Canadian Olympic Committee, specifically. Included are financial records, application forms, correspondence, and information bulletins. The fonds also contains records pertaining to the London Philatelic Society of London, Ontario. Included are stamp catalogues, correspondence, and convention materials.

The fonds consists of materials related to Cameron's business activities and personal life. Included are legal and financial records, correspondence, and miscellaneous documents.