Item is a hand-painted movie poster created by the Capitol Theatre, 1942. It features information about the showing of "Her Cardboard Lover" on Monday and Tuesday September 28-29th, 1942. Additional text on the poster includes: 2nd Feature "We Go Fast" "With Speed Cuties and Cops" and "Capitol News."

Consists of (1) one wooden tie clasp which was made by donor during his time at Scouts Camp in Hope Township.

Consists of (1) one totem pole which was made by David Doherty during his time at Scouts Camp in Hope Township.

Item is a production company movie poster for "I Married an Angel" used by the Capitol Theatre, 1942.

Item is a paper fan with oriental scenes sponsored by Barney Mills Plumbing and Ling Brothers Plumbing and Heating reads "I'm a fan of the Capitol Theatre."

Item is a Kodak Brownie Movie Camera Turret f/1.9, c1960. It was used to record the Austin family film reels (see 2015.34.6). The camera also includes the original Kodak carrying case, two (2) empty film containers, a compass, and the original manuals.

Item is a map highlighting all of the designated heritage properties in Port Hope (excluding the former Hope Township) as of Dec 1978.

Item is a Letter-press Printing advertisement for William Furby, 1850. Printer's proof.

Item is a framed print from the Douglas R. Greer Collection entitled: "Light & Dark Cahill, a brakeman on the Erie & Lackawanna Railroad, New York. Dry flies are tied with waterproof rooster neck-hackles, which enable them to float. The sinking wet flies are tied to emulate the underwater stage of an insect's life. A popular legend involving Daniel Cahill established this young sportsman as a conservative pioneer. The related occasion was a serious derailment of Daniel's train, and he re-entered the capsized car to retrieve a number of rainbow trout destined for a hatchery, and released them in a nearby creek."

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