File contains notes and excerpts with a brief history of Wollaston Township, titled "History of Coe Hill".

Three prize lists for the following fairs:

1. Coe Hill Agricultural Society, 23 and 24 August 1974
2. Madoc Fair, 27-29 September 1974
3. Marmora Fall Fair, 2 September 1974
4. Tweed Fair, 4 and 5 October 1974

Collection contains:
1) Twelve letters from Nicholas Wood Blackburn to his future wife, Fannie Elizabeth 'Lizzie' Bateman and one from Lizzie to Nicholas, 1901-1902. Letters from Nicholas were written from Marmora, Blairton, Rat Portage [Kenora], Macdonald (Manitoba), Millbridge, Coe Hill Mines, L'Amable Station, and Turriff.
2) Colour photocopy of certificate of marriage of Nicholas Wood Blackburn and Fannie E. Bateman, 25 March1903
3) Last will and testament of Nicholas Wood Blackburn of Madoc Township, 1918
4) Photocopied diary entries of Lizzie Blackburn at the time of Nicholas's last illness, 1929-1930
5) Photocopy of a letter from the nurse who tended Nicholas Blackburn before his death, 1 January 1930

Text of interviews with: Felix Rashotte, who speaks about the "three classes of hobos" Edna Barnett, who lived in Tweed and was 40 during the Depression
*Johnny Orr, who worked and lived in Tweed during the Depression

Text of interviews with: Mr. and Mrs. Charles O'Neill, who both lived in Marmora, Ontario and were 26 and 16 when the Depression began Mr and Mrs. Roy H., who lived in Coe Hill and were around 35 during the Depression

Text of interviews with:

• Nellie Genore, who lived in Otter Creek, Ontario and was 35 during the Depression
• "A well known Tweed area man" who lived in Coe Hill, Ontario and was 25 during the Depression