File consists of correspondence and funding information for Olde Tyme Christmas, c. 1971.

Item is a ceramic tile with a cork backing. It features an etching of St. Paul's Anglican Church, Perrytown, signed M.G. Humphries, dated 1992.

Item is a ceramic tile with a cork backing. It features an etching of Molson Mill, dated 1991.

Item is a ceramic tile with a cork backing. It features an etching of various scenes from the Port Hope Farmers' Market, dated 2003. In honour of Olde Tyme Christmas' 25th Anniversary, signed by H. Bhual.

Item is a white and red canvas tote bag created for Olde Tyme Christmas, c. 1990s.

Donation consists of programmes, maps, newspaper clippings, and other ephemera related to the Olde Tyme Christmas celebration / festival between the years 1974-1993. It includes empty post-marked envelopes to Mr. & Mrs. Max Wilson; event flyers and schedules; napkin for "Ye Olde Queen's Hotel;" programmes / maps from 1974-1987; and a postcard (#4766).

Fonds consists of eighteen (18) Olde Tyme Christmas tiles collected between 1979-2001. Unframed tiles include: The Bluestone, Penstowe, Octagon House, C.N. Station, Canadian Northern Station, Dr. M.S. Hawkins School, Forge Cottage, The Cone. Framed tiles include: Dorothy's House Museum, Idalia, Walton Street, Midland House (John Street), Meredith House (Acanthus Interiors), Penryn Homestead, Carriage House (150 Dorset Street West), Canton United Church, Belgrave (Greenwood Tower Motel), Old Fire Hall.

File consists of a collection of "Olde Tymes in Port Hope" posters/photographs, c. 1980s. It includes: (1) Merchants' Arch, 1860; (2) Russell's Furniture Warehouse; (3) The Bank of Upper Canada, 1860; (4) Alf George, Furniture Merchant & Undertaker. File also includes the original mailing envelope for the collection.

Item is an Olde Tyme Christmas tile entitled "Port Hope Post Office, 1883-1970." It was designed by Kathryn McHolm, c1970s.

Fonds consists of three (3) framed Olde Tyme Christmas Tiles, 1975-1977. It includes: Bank of Upper Canada, St. Mark's Anglican Church, and St. Lawrence Hotel.