Fonds consists of a scrapbook titled History of Emery School SS 12 and 15 loose photographs.

Lansdowne District Public School - Opening programme; Original Crest 1963; Grad programme 1963; Newspaper clippiing on opening; Grad class photo-newspaper clipping; Pin Grad class; Photo copy of booklet - classes (25 yr); Picture of Ring ; naming of school; Class photo - 88/89, 89/90 Photo copy School picture; Crest; Staff 88/89; 1990 Grad programme; 2004 - Reunion/closing programme; Invitation to closing 2004; 2004 - Final grad programme; Newspaper clipping of closing.
Escott Closing - 2 newspaper clippings
Hiscocks Closing - 1 newpaper clipping
Mitchellville - photocopies - teaching Audrey Newell, history, photo class 1948; teachers 1881-1960; 5 photos

History of Long Point School.

Fonds consists of records of Sweet's Corners School, or School Section No. 6. Records include correspondence, accounts and minutes book for the trustees (1894-1945), photos of the hockey team and a Sweets Corners school class, clipping from newspaper showing the class of 1953, a wall plaque from Sweet's Corners School Fair (1936-1938), (2010-006) a second shield shaped wooden plaque for Rural School Fairs,(20221-009) with plates for the winners each year from 191 to 1926, and a postcard for the opening of Sweet's Corners Elementary in 1973.

Collection 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.
This accession originally included 7 snapshots around Lyndhurst, which have become separated. Newspaper clippings were filed in General Research.

File consists of the 2004 Year Book and a photocopy of the programme of the Official Opening, November 25, 1960.