Ffonds consists of minutes, correspondence, orders of service, marriage preparation course materials, and a community study of Ancaster.

Fonds consists of records of Ancaster Methodist Circuit (includes Glanford Methodist Circuit, Ancaster, Bowman, Bethesda, White and Salem Churches in Ancaster Township), 1871-1919; records including, marriage register, 1928-1939, of Ancaster Pastoral Charge (includes Ancaster Methodist Charge, Ancaster, Bethesda and Bowman Churches in Ancaster Township), 1921-1954.

This collection consists of photographs depicting scenes and activities from Skagway and Dyea, Alaska to Dawson City, Yukon, between 1898-1907. It includes work by several photographers: H. J. Goetzman; Eric Hegg; J. Doody; and L. E. Robertson. Specific subjects include Bennett, Carcross, Dawson City, Dyea, Eagle (Alaska), Whitehorse Rapids, Hootalinqua, Juneau (Alaska), Skagway (Alaska), Lindeman, Marsh Lake, McQuesten and Co. store, Sheep Camp, sternwheelers and the White Pass Trail. The photographs are arranged alphabetically by subject.

The fonds consists of the cashbook (1936-1941) of the benevolent fund of the lodge.

The fonds consists of minutes, beneficiary fund account book, and other business records of the Nanaimo Foresters' Home No. 5886.

The fonds consists of account books, ledgers, minute books and membership lists of the Ancient Order of Foresters, Court Primrose.

Collection consists of five membership certificates to the Ancient Order of Foresters Friendy Society, No. 9203 in Nanaimo, issued to: Elizabeth Sutton, Mary Buckle, Rose Parkin, Louise Mullet and Ethel Reynolds.

Collection consists of the bylaws of Ancient Order of Foresters, Court 9621 (Nanaimo) and certificates of membership for E.G. Wilson, Elizabeth Sutton and M. McMillan. This court appears to have been a women's organization.

The fonds consists of minute books, correspondence, constitution and reports of the Ancient Order of Foresters, Victoria Branch, Northern Light, No. 1.

The fonds consists of a letterbook of Granville Lodge No. 29. Most of the correspondence deals with payment of dues and insurance claims involving Lodge 29 and the Grand Recorder in the Lodge at Portland, Oregon.