Black and white photographs of varying size. Photos taken while travelling through Michigan and Pennsylvania. Names of the places are written on the front of the photographs.

Black and white photographs of varying size. Photographs taken in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Saskatchewan and Manitoba. Place names written on the photos.

Black and white photographs of varying size. Photographs taken in Coppercliffe and Port Carling. Place names written on the photographs.

Black and white photographs of varying size. Photos taken in Ottawa, Ontario. Place names are written on the photos.

Black and white photographs of varying size. Photos taken throughout Ontario, Canada. Place names are written on the photos. Napanee, Gananoque, St. Ann, North Bay, Welland Canal, Massey, Point Traverse, Sault Ste. Marie

Black and white photographs of varying size. All photos depict St. John, Newfoundland. Place names are written on the photos.

Black and white photographs of varying size. Photos taken at different locations throughout Quebec. Montreal, Gaspe and Quebec City. Place names are written on each photograph.

Black and white photographs of varying size. Taken out of a photo album. Images depict cars and camping.

Black and white photographs of varying size. Taken out of a photo album. Images depict places around Madoc, Ontario.

Colour photographs of varying size. Images taken around Madoc, Ontario.

Black and white photographs of varying size. Taken out of a photo album. Photographs showing families, people and houses.

Negatives. Images showing camping. Negatives don't seem to be repeated in the prints.

Negatives showing children, soldier and a demolished building. Negatives don't seem to be repeated in the prints.

Negatives showing hunting, driving and couples. They don't seem to be repeated in the prints.

Fonds consists of records pertaining to Earl Gilbert Wheeler of the 13th Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery, Canadian Expeditionary Force. The folders are composed of personal letters to Gunner Wheeler's friends and family written while he was stationed at various posts throughout World War I. It also includes financial documents, educational certificates and other professional and personal papers. In addition to these records, documents containing correspondence about his injury, the search for his whereabouts, as well as his death certificate.

Black and white photographs of varying size. Names on the backs. George Wright, Elizabeth Baker, Martin Porter, Frank and Jane Packer Ingersoll, Hugh Pepper, Kay Seaton, Helen Whycock, Bessie Woods, Tom Ross, Jack and Ann Yonkers.

Photographs include: Ezra Holton (1810-1879) and Lucy Clement Holton (1811-1883) [c. 1850] two images of "Grandfather Holton's homestead, 1873?, Belleville, Ontario" - with various Holton family members identified three photographs of Sir Mackenzie Bowell (one signed, one where he has a dark beard and is holding a sword) a collage of photographs of Sir John Johnson's Cabinet Ministers, including Mackenzie Bowell, c.1893 a pair of horses with a cart laden with cut lumber and five men: a man in a suit stands in the foreground, with three more men in the rear a studio portrait of Charles Phillip Holton (1849-1908), wearing a medal, c.1905 postcard showing the Armouries, Belleville, Ontario, with ranks of soldiers outside. One has an x beneath him, with a note saying "your brother in 1913". The postcard was mailed to Lucy E. Holton in Bermuda in 1923 photograph of the Bridge Street Church Orchestra, 1922 flyer for a Grand Concert of the Bridge Street Church Orchestra, held on 19 May 1922 at 8.15. George Harold Holton was the Director "Georgina Waltzes" sheet music, composed by George Harold Holton for his future wife, Minnie Georgina Wilson, published by the George Taberg Music Company of Cincinnati, Ohio in 1898 business card for the Holton Lumber Company, with Sir Mackenzie Bowell and G. H. Holton's names on it unidentified young man, taken by Clarke of Belleville

Photograph of Holton family members standing and sitting near a dry-stone wall.

Diaries and a birthday book owned by Donald Mackenzie Holton. Diaries are for 1933, 1934 and 1949.

Deed conveying "Lot number three, Randolph Place" to Caroline Bowell Holton by Ezra William Holton and his wife Lucy Clement Holton for one dollar on 28 July 1876. There is a plan of the lots of the four Randolph Place properties on the back of the deed.

Reproduction photograph of Randolph Place III (223 Charles Street, Belleville, Ontario). There are a man and woman at the front of the house and two men standing toward the rear of the garden.