Consists of an information card found inside an envelope which Wilbur (Bill) P. Baulch's diary was inside of. This information card was written and signed by W.P. Baulch. The following is written on the card "This envelope contains my diary of my service Overseas. Handwritten 1914-1917 W.P. Baulch #940 C.A.M.C." It is dated June 27 (in pen) (no year) and is signed in pen by W.P. Baulch. Some of the other text is in pen, some typed, some crossed out.

Consists of one envelope which housed the World War One Diary of Wilbur (Bill) P. Baulch.

Item is a "Wool Carding and Cloth Dressing" poster, 1837. C. Perry provided wool carding at George Ham Esquire's mills in Cobourg.

Item is an advertisement for wool carding services by Jehoiada Boyce, 1839.

Series consists of clippings and documents regarding the retirement of principal Willis Dowler.

Item is an advertising poster for William Muldrew, 1843. William Muldrew was a tailor in Clarke township, working out of the house owned by Mr. Draper in Clarke Village.

Series consists of a Will Registry Index for the East Riding of Durham County (including Port Hope, and Township of Hope). It includes alphabetical listings of wills for the years 1900 through 1958.

Series consists of a Will Registry Index for the East Riding of Durham County (including Port Hope, and Township of Hope). It includes alphabetical listings of wills for the years 1900 through 1958.

Consists of one photograph album which belonged to Wilbur Pennorwood Baulch. People in the album include; Clara Beatrice Baulch (nee Dunkley); Fredrick William Arthur Baulch; Ernest Davis; Jack Davis; Silas Davis; Louise Davis; Beth; Fred Davis; Bert; Annie Ellis; Maude DavisIda Baulch; Edith Mary Baulch; Dorothy Winfred; Helen Winfred; Samuel Fredrick Baulch; Wilbur Pennorwood Baulch; Charles M. Dudley; Bertred Lorenzo Baulch; Clara Louise Savage; Ruby Luella Baulch; Edith Frances Baulch; Mrs. H. O. Taylor; Andy MacDonald; Sam Tierney
Other unknown individuals as well

Consists of various documents to do with William Pennorwood Baulch and his Art Exhibition in Toronto (1) envelope addressed to Wilbur Pennorwood Baulch, (2) Receipt for a glossy print (3) Envelope addressed to Wilbur Pennorwood Baulch (4) newspaper clippings (5) Letter regarding Civil Service Personnel (6) Art Exhibition poster (7) Newspaper advertising the event (8) 4 posters