Item is an advertisement for fall and winter goods sold by R. N. Waddell, Port Hope, 1839. Printer's Proof.

Item is a poster for R. Robertson's business on Walton Street, 1851.

R. Robertson opened his store at what is now 37 Walton Street, in a brick building built by Peter Robertson Esq. in 1850, across from Hasting's North American Hotel (28-32 Walton Street).

Item is a notice to invite Port Hope residents to organize the Port Hope Horticultural Society in 1894. From the back of the card: "Notice! A meeting of the members of the proposed Port Hope Horticultural Society will be held at 4 o'clock, p.m. on Thursday, January 11th, 1894 at the Provisional Council Chamber, in McLean's Building, on Walton Street, Port Hope, for the purpose of organizing the said Society and the Election of Officers for the first year. H. H. Burnham, Mayor Port Hope, Jan. 9th, 1894." Card is addressed to George Watson of Port Hope.

Item is an anniversary issue of the "Blue and White" yearbook from Port Hope High School. It includes school crest history, lists of principals, board representatives, student involvement, school song and other information related to the Port Hope High School.

Consists of one (1) advertising poster for the Port Hope "National" One Piece Sink, from the Port Hope Sanitary Manufacturing Co. Ltd.

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.

Series consists of three (3) artifacts related to Dr. M.S. Hawkins Senior Public School. It includes: (1) Dr. Hawkins School patches (3 copies); (2) Dr. Hawkins & Port Hope High School printing block; (3) wooden Brookside School Track Meet plaque "Top School, 1975;" (4) Poster with the Port Hope High School crest and letters (fabric) donated to the school by John Sylvester.

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