Fonds consists of a diary from 1913-[1914]. The diarist is unidentified.

Series consists of five legal and land records related to the Goheen family, 1808-1896. It includes: Petition for the freedom of Authur Prentice, 10 Sep 1896 (mentions Henry Goheen); Indenture of Bargain and Sale from Charles Goheen to Daniel Bullock, 24 Nov 1853; Discharge of Mortgage from Charles Goheen to George Stephens, 1 Apr 1850; Deed of Land for Lot 3 Concession 5 between Luke Bedford, Zilpah Tennison Goheen and Israel Goheen, 1843 (framed); Crown Land Grant for Lot 35 Concession 2, Township of Hamilton, District of Newcastle to Thomas Goheen, 20 Apr 1808 (framed).

Series has been arranged into three (3) files of records related to the administration department of Dr. M.S. Hawkins Senior Public School. It includes: (1) Handbooks & Newsletters; (2) Certificates & Programmes; (3) Minutes & Ledgers (Teachers' Institute & Association), dated between 1928 and 1997.

Series consists of records of registration and academic performance for Wesley College students, particularly those also enrolled in other institutions. Series is arranged in four non-consecutive ledgers.

Series consists of correspondence concerning the assets of Manitoba College, including insurance, property appraisals, payments made on mortgages and loans issued by the college, and accounts held with various financial institutions. Files are arranged somewhat arbitrarily by date into six chronologically overlapping boxes, and alphabetized within by the individual or corporate body to whom the correspondence pertains.

Series consists of thirty-seven small diaries created by William J. Goheen (descended from Jesse Goheen),1872-1918. The diaries are daily log books and contain information on William’s daily duties, interactions, and life in Port Hope.

Ledgers documenting the financial activities of Manitoba College in a variety of contexts, including student payments for room & board and tuition, donation records from presbyteries, salary paid to faculty & staff, transactions of specific Funds, and others.

Series consists of correspondence and concerning donations made to Manitoba College, with an 1880-81 report of its Board of Management. Series is divided by document type into several files: the lists are arranged chronologically, whereas the correspondence [incoming and outgoing, respectively] are in alphabetical order by name of the correspondent.

Series consists of the correspondence of faculty members of Manitoba College, both incoming and outgoing [in copy], primarily on behalf of various college affairs with a small inclusion of personal correspondence. Series is arranged by the topic of the correspondence, with incoming and outgoing files for each topic, and alphabetized by sender or recipient, respectively, within. The final two files contain some documents which are not precisely correspondence -- reports, newspaper clippings, memos, and property deeds, including a brief manuscript by Dr. A.B. Baird on the history of the College and a list of the contents of the Manitoba College cornerstone enclosure.

Minutes of the meetings of various administrative bodies and committees of the College.