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Materials in the fonds include performance files, programs, posters, publicity materials, reviews, photographs, technical drawings, scripts, set models, and administrative files.

The collection contains financial account books, meeting minute books, and membership lists for the Toronto Fruit and Vegetable Growers' Association.

The collection contains photographs from the archives of the Toronto Sun that relate to buildings and student activities on the University of Guelph campus, ca. 1940-1968. Files include:

File 1: Events - late 1940s to 1968 (12 photos), Farm and Home Week, College Royal, course and conference registration, Alumni picnic, Winter Carnival, employee strike, 1968.

File 2: Female students – 1946 to 1966 (10 photos), frosh students, kissing technique story and buffet.

File 3: Graduations - 1946 to 1957 (11 photos), faculty and graduates OAC, OVC and Macdonald Institute.

File 4: Interior facilities (10 photos), new labs and equipment at OVC, geiger counter, X-ray machinery, stable and operation on a dog.

File 5: Students, memorials and miscellaneous (6 photos and article), OVC Memorial door, OAC memorial plaque and article by A.M. Porter on War Memorial Hall.

File 6: Buildings - 1931 to 1965, Horticultural Building, addition to OVC, Zavitz Hall, Athletics, Biology, campus model and aerial view.

Contains scripts, posters, programs, administrative files, and other material,1959-1990. Series have been established for House programs (XZ1 MS A900), Reviews and articles (XZ1 MS A901), Production photos (XZ1 MS A902), Company portraits (XZ1 MS A903), Performance files (XZ1 MS A905), Audio-visuals (XZ1 MS A907), Promotional material (XZ1 MS A909), Board of Directors administrative files (XZ1 MS A910), and Scrapbooks (XZ1 MS A913).

Familiar records of the Turnbulls in Spittal-on-Rule, 1811 to 1912 and some pages from the story of the clan / W.G.T. Bound typescript in poor & fragile condition with water damage. Inserts include photo of W.G. Turnbull, article about him and cover addressed to him with penny stamp, obituary clipping about Mrs. Agnes Riddell (Turnbull) Rutherford, typescript of poem "Ode to the Rule" and typescript of service at graveside, Ancrum Churchyard, June 2, 1943.

The Tweed Steel Works Ltd collection contains catalogues, price lists, advertising brochures, bulletins, invoices and business cards, newspaper clippings, and photographs (photocopied).

The Una Abrahamson Collection of cookery books and social histories ranges from the 17th to 20th centuries and includes more than 2,700 recipe books, as well as never-published manuscripts. The University of Guelph acquired the collection shortly before her death in February 1999. The archival portion of the collection includes a tape of the CBC "This Morning" interview and discussion about Una Abrahamson and her books from March 8, 1999, a videotape of the Global TV news report (March 1999) announcing the University's acquisition of the collection, a short biography of Abrahamson, as well as press clippings, articles, and photographs. An original bibliographic typescript catalogue for the collection, with occasional handwritten, is also included.

Contains report cards belonging to Una Golding, including half-yearly reports for 1928, 1931, and 1933, and school year report for March 1933.