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Fonds consists of the personal and business records of George Hammond and his descendants. This includes account books, financial statements, recipes, newspaper clippings, and correspondence.

Fonds consists of records created and acquired by the Western Fair Association. This includes business and legal documents, correspondence, memorabilia, newspaper clippings, photographs and fair programmes.

Fonds consists of the business records created or acquired by George Metcalfe for his cabinetry business, including stencils, books and business documents. Also consists of records of the 8th Boy Scouts Troop of London, including books, photographs and clippings, correspondence and test information.

The fonds includes films of T. J. Branton & Company employee events and project, the ground breaking ceremony for what may be the General Motors Diesel Ltd. factory, the General Motors Train of Tomorrow, and the Branton's family videos.

This artificial collection contains more than 6,000 images, mainly of London Ontario and southwestern Ontario region. Subjects include: buildings and streetscapes, civic events, exhibitions and royal visits, farm scenes, industrial scenes and railways, natural and other disasters, individuals (officials, academics etc.), groups (workers, school children, etc.), recreational scenes and sporting events. The images were largely removed from their original context in family or other fonds.

Minutes and correspondence of the council and its immediate predecessor, the Executive Academic Committee. Matters dealt with included primarily student organizations, fraternities, and sororities.

Records of the Department of Communications and Public Affairs and its predecessors back to the Department of Information Services and University Publications.

Fonds consists of textual records relating to Louis Achille Delaquerrière, including correspondence, and one scrapbook.

Fonds consists of digitized photographic negatives created by Richard Hourde and given to his colleague and friend Ron Nelson. Most of the negatives are of places and people in and around London, Ontario, but many of them are of places and people in northern Ontario, specifically Hudson's Bay Company and Revillon Freres properties, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police post, a dog sled trip, vessels in dry dock, railway scenes in and around Moosonee and Moose Factory, Ontario.