File contains fellowships, grants, and correspondence.

File consists of three videos of the West Indian Reunion Achievement Dinner at St. Alban's Hall, Whitney Pier.

File consists of various documents and newspaper clippings regarding the old Wesleyan Methodist Cemetery, 1925-1931. It includes: (1) "Former Cemetery is now playground" no date or source; (2) "Cemetery Land, High School Board Discuss Use of Land to Rear of School for Playing Fields," Port Hope Guide, 11 Jul 1925; (3) Map of Cemetery plots at Wesleyan Methodist Cemetery; (4) Map of Wesleyan Methodist Plot, Union Cemetery; (5) Copy of the land abstract for Lot 89; (6) Copy of the resolution for the sale of the Wesleyan Methodist Church Cemetery lands to be sold to the Trustees of the Port Hope High School, 1930; (7) Copy of Resolution of Consent of Presbytry, 1931; (8) Copy of Judge's Order, 1931; (9) Copy of notes and minutes concerning sale of Wesleyan Methodist Church Cemetery Land, 1931.

File consists of notice and articles related to the removal of human remains from 72 Pine Street, Port Hope. It includes: Article "Reburial Cost Probed," Port Hope Evening Guide, 21 Jun 2002; Notice of Declaration, Port Hope Evening Guide, 4 Jul 2002, re: discovery of human remains at the former Wesleyan Methodist Cemetery.

This file contains a letter to the members of the United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees & Railway Shop Labourers Local 396 written by the President Allan Barker in 1919. As well this file includes the wage agreement for The Railway Association of Canada, a working card for the United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees & Railway Shop Labourers, and a income tax return slip.

The fonds consists of one letterbook. The letters are signed W.A. Clarke, secretary to the Governor. The letterbook includes letters sent to the magistrate of Harbour Grace; extracts of other letters; circulars, and a sample census form.

File consists of five (5) issues of "The Land Registrar" newsletter, 1977-1981; and copies of the Registrars of Deeds Association of Ontario, Toronto September 19, 1960. #25 East Durham registrar L. R. Hankingram; Newsclipping of Lloyd Patterson and Jack Sylvester, 1973. Lloyd Patterson, former registrar for East Durham, is featured in several issues of the newsletter.

File contains correspondence files from the Kinsmen Re-Fit Centre and includes a proposal to Manitoba Health Services Commission on cardiac rehabilitation.

File consists of two audio reels that feature sound recordings of Vernon Tull being interviewed by Elizabeth Beaton about the Black population in Whitney Pier.

Track listing is as follows:
Side A:

• Genealogical sketch
• Early African Orthodox Church in Cape Breton
• Religions practised by West Indians before the African Orthodox Church
• Building Church
• Archdeacon Phillips
• Succession of priests and wardens
• Keeping the records of the church
• Discussion of architectural changes
• Discussion of the different features of the Church
• Financial Support Systems for the Church
• Musical bands in the community

Side B:

• War experiences
• Early people who contributed to community
  i-30- The African Orthodox Church and young people
• Connection to United Mission
• Mendelek Hall, Dr. Calder
• Traditional Barbaian music
• Cricket teams at Whitney Pier pre 1941
• Traditional foodways
• William Fitzgerald; owned much property at the Pier

The fonds consists of the following series: childhood series; high school series; McMaster University; Jean Chretien campaign, Parliament Hill, and Queen's Park; public/public relations consulting; writing