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File consists of 2 pieces of sheet music: "A Centennial Song" by Bobby Gimby (1967) and "The Song of Gananoque" 1951, by Richard Duff and George Daly, with advertising.

Six postcards

File contains: a bound book of lined paper belonging to The Holiness Movement Church at Sweets Corners, also called the "Cannons Corners Mission" listing members and trustees of the church beginning in 1924, plus the minutes of their annual meeting June 5, 1929. In later pages it becomes a family record of Robert Tye who changed the spelling of his name to Tighe.

File consists of: a large photo on card of the students at Sweet's Corners School in the early 1920s. The teacher is Frances Havergl (?) Mallory, who later married Robert McKendry, -- 1 photo from a tintype taken at Lansdowne Faire, Sept 13, 1938, showing Jim Robison and Stan Heath

File consists of notes from nine Cottage Tours between 2000 and 2008 with descriptions of the cottages in each tour.

File cosnsists of: -- a "Tourist Register" book from Scenic Lodge, Rockport Ontario, begun June 6, 1959 and ending July 10, 1963, -- leather bound "ARDS. Visitors' Book" recording names from 1954 to 1970,

File consists of: -- large faded photo on card of a house with 5 people standing outside, titled “Trickey farm, Quabbin” – smaller photo on card of the same house with 2 women outside titled “Trickey farm Quabbin” – studio photo of young couple titled “Blanche & Charles C Trickey” – long horizontal format photo of house and barns titled “Trickey Farm in Quabbin” – large CDV of 7 people titled “Trickey Family, Quabbin Road”, also a photocopy of the same photo with names inserted as follows: Permelia Hogaboom Trickey, Malcolm Cameron Trickey, Norris Mallory Trickey, Philander Smith Trickey, Sophia Mallory Trickey, Julia Ann Shipman Trickey, Chales B Trickey. – CDV of young man inscribed on back “Mae”, from Trickey photo studio, Winchester, ON. – CDV of a couple from Trickey photo studio, Winchester, ON, also a photocopy of the same titled “Sophia Mallory Trickey” – CDV of bearded man titled “Malcolm Trickey” – CDV from Taylor’s studio, Menominie, WIS. of a couple with infant, titled in ink “Malcolm Trickey” with pencil note “Joseph Miller Trickey lived Hammond Wisconsin, 20 mi. WNW from Menominie WIS. (see E Worley letter)”. Also a photocopy of the same with names “Agnes Rebecca Fern Trickey, Charles B Trickey, son Malcolm Charles” – small CDV of an old lady, possibly Permelia Hogaboom Trickey from large family photo, with pencil note “Mrs M C Trickey CB298 Grade C stretcher” – small CDV of 7 men and women from G B Murray gallery, Brockville. – small CDV of 5 people, probably a family – tintype of a man & woman and 2 daughters, scratched on the back “Lizzie Trickey, Picton Box 209” – 9 pages of photocopied photos and Trickey family lists, stapled – photocopy of transcript of the will of Peter Trickey, 1854 – photocopies from a bible recording the marriage of Joseph Warren and Julia Ann Trickey, 1857, listing of their birth and death dates, and list of moves from Escott to Quabbin to Mallorytown – photocopy of 17 pages of computer printout listing the Descendants of Christopher Trickey b. 1750 – 3 pages handwritten research notes about the people in the photos – photocopy of a letter and family notes by Cecil Avery to a Mr. Mazurk, 1997. -- Accrual June 2018: Pamphlet "History of the Comstock Patent Medicine Business" (Morristown NY.) Smithsonian Institution Press 1972.

File consists of: 5 x 8” postcard for the official opening of Sweets Corners Elementary School October 1973 with drawings of Lyndhurst and Seeley’s Bay schools (closed) and the new Sweets Corners school. – post card entitled “Lyndhurst Falls “showing the Lyndhurst Bridge from downstream, with people on the bridge looking down, from an original by J B Harvey. – Hydro Electric Power Commission permit of inspection to James Hollister, May 1929 signed by W? J Hitchcock. 5 snapshots around Lyndhurst about 1961, including the new dam, Lyndhurst Continuation School, H T Webster’s store, and 2 of Main Street.
Newspaper clippings were filed in general Research.

File consists of two blank sheets of note paper and one unused envelop.