This series consists of YMCA correspondence, including letters to W.J.R. Fowler, YWCA President [192-? to 193-?] and National Council member [1932-1933].

The records are arranged chronologically.

Series consists of three bound minute books which document the meetings of the Sewerage and Public Works Commission of the City of Guelph. Included in this series are meeting minutes, copies of correspondence sent by the commission, and recommendations of the commission with regard to the watering, paving and oiling of streets, accounts payment, construction, maintenance and inspection of bridges, roads, sidewalks, sewers and house sewer connections, determination of sewer and local improvement charges, land appropriations and the judgement of damage claims from local residents and businesses resulting from sewer and public works conducted by the City. These records document the work of the commission in administering and managing the City of Guelph's sewage and public works infrastructures.

The volumes have been arranged chronologically by year.

Series consists of two handwritten, bound volumes, of a list of building permits granted by the Town of Sudbury. These records acted as both registers and account books to determine the fees charged for water for construction purposes and, by 1919, an additional fee for the building permit itself. Entries are recorded by date and include the permit number, the name of the company or person doing the work, the address, the cost of construction listed as amount or value (only listed after 1920), a description of what was being built or renovated, who the work was for, what materials were used, and the fees for water and building permits. A Town of Sudbury Waterworks Department Application for Water for Construction Purposes and various Town of Sudbury Treasurer's Office Receipts are included as attachments in the books along with 2 cent Canada Postage stamps. The stamps, when used, were placed by the totals and included annotations of a date and initials written on them. This was most likely done as a check for auditing purposes.

This series consists of records relating to membership issues, such as fees and lists, handbooks, and blank membership forms.

This series consists of minutes and proceedings of the Guelph Horticultural Society Board. The records document the Board's stewardship of the Society's internal finances, as well as various programs initiated by the Society, including those related to civic government, conservation, and community service. Also included are reports and records relating to the activities of various committees responsible for Society programs. The records consist of minutes, newspaper clippings, reports, and other documents.

The minutes are arranged chronologically by year.

This series consists of exhibition committee reports and announcements; order sheets; prize lists and prize distribution related records; publicity material; and correspondence and notes relating to the holding of exhibitions and seasonal shows. Also included are records pertaining to significant horticultural exhibitions staged in Guelph such as the International Peony Exhibition in 1948.

The records are arranged by subject.

This series consists of annuals of the Ontario Horticultural Societies published by the Government of Ontario, as well as annual publications of various horticultural and horticulture related societies. Included is a history of the Canadian National Exhibition.

These records are arranged by horticultural society and then by year. There are gaps in the years covered.

This series consists of historical essays, research, and notes compiled by members of the Guelph Horticultural Society for various occasions. Also included are records relating to the history of the Ontario Horticultural Association, and Ontario Horticultural Association member societies.

The records are arranged by subject.

Series consists of financial records for the International Malleable Iron Company (IMICO). Included in this series are stock inventories, financial statements, general ledgers, account and cash books, insurance register, and sales report.

This series consists of incoming and outgoing correspondence relating to all aspects of the Guelph Horticultural Societies activities, as well as to individuals within the organisation.

The records are arranged chronologically by year.