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Fonds consists of papers, diaries, reels, tapes, videocassettes, records, photographs, correspondence, newspaper clippings, reading scripts, biography manuscripts, awards and trophies pertaining to the career and personal life of Barry Morse.

Fonds contains textual, photographic and audio visual material related to Solar Stage Children's Theatre.

Fonds contains notes, clippings, and other textual records related to the career of Robert Rooney.

The Marie Nightingale fonds consists of correspondence, manuscripts and broadcast scripts, photographs, clippings and promotional materials about Nightingale and her work, records relating to Saltscapes magazine, and newspaper articles and columns written by Nightingale including the "Good Cooking" column (Metro Telecaster), the "Best Buys" column (The Mail-Star); the "Food," "Living Today," "Food for Thought," and "Food in the Fast Lane" columns (The Chronicle-Herald and The Mail-Star); and the "Seasoned to Taste" column (Fifty Plus).

The Thornbury municipal records collection contains committee reports, meeting minutes, and correspondence of the clerk in Thornbury, Grey County, Ontario (1906-1917), as well as Kent County court mortgages (1878-1885), Thornbury wage earners (1888), Thornbury treasurer statements (1906), statements of Thornbury deputy returning officer (1906), returns of births, deaths, and marriages in Thornbury (1886-1905), materials related to the Thornbury dam (1912) and Thornbury bridge (1909), and a plan of siding for the Thornbury Transportation and Reduction Company (1909).

The Mary Henley Rubio fonds contains research, publications, correspondence, photographs, and other materials related to the career and research of leading L.M. Montgomery scholar Dr. Mary Henley Rubio (b. 1939). Materials include heavily annotated and international editions of Montgomery books belonging to Dr. Rubio; articles, critical studies, theses, and clippings on Montgomery research; contemporary books read by Montgomery; and media clippings, audio-visual materials, speeches, grant applications, photographs, and other materials related to Dr. Rubio's research and L.M. Montgomery studies. Needlework made by Montgomery - including a crochet monogram and three doilies - that were gifted to Dr. Rubio by Ruth Macdonald, Montgomery's daughter-in-law, are also included.

The Culinary Historians of Canada fonds contains executive and annual general meeting minutes, event planning materials, membership information, correspondence, newsletters (Culinary Chronicles and Digestible Bits and Bites), administrative files, policies and procedures, photographs, brochures, posters, and audio and video materials.

Fonds contains textual records and audio recordings related to the career of Charles Wilson. Includes a collection of handwritten scores generated by Wilson.