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File contains three letters from P.M. Arthur Meighen in 1924, when he was leader of the opposition, in addition to other textual records.

File consists of two notebooks, one tucked inside the other. The larger notebook contains notes, drawings, and lesson plans relating to [Ella Robson's] teaching career and training. The smaller notebook has the name "A. Homer Robson" written on it and contains notes and drawings.

File contains a blank Canadian passport application form from 1915; a brochure for the 1933 season at Bigwin Inn, Lake of Bays; a brochure for the 1952 season of Curtain at 8:30, a program presented by the International Cinema Guild of Canada at the Century Theatre in Lindsay, ON; a receipt from Walter McWatters, baker and confectioner, Lindsay, ON; an undated photograph of a log cabin; and an undated photograph, photomarked MacDonald, Lindsay, of a group of men inside a decorated room.

Item consists of one copy of a Methodist Hymn Book. "Mrs. T.H. Stinson | 73 Bond St | Lindsay" is inscribed ahead of the title page. Toronto: Willian Briggs. Printed and electrotyped by Methodist Book and Publishing House, Toronto. Copyright 1917, Canada, by William Briggs. Second edition, 1918.

File includes the "Wonders of America" magazine for July 1913. Also includes illustrated guides to Medicine Hat, Alberta; Brandon, Manitoba; Vancouver, British Columbia; Corona, California; Cripple Creek, Colorado; and the Foothills Trolley Trip from Denver. File also includes a guide to local time tables for the Southern Pacific and an issue of The Medicine Hat Manufacturer (vol. 1, no. 7-8, June-July 1913).

File consists of travel photographs from across North America. Photographs are largely unidentified. Some photographs of Santa Fe, including visits to Indigenous peoples, are captioned.

File consists of postcards, likely accumulated on the 1913 tour. Includes images of Quebec, California, Victoria, Georgian Bay, Colorado, Santa Fe, and other areas.

File includes wedding invitations for T.H. Stinson and E.E. Robson, various Christmas greetings, and unidentified portraits.

Series consists of records relating to T.H. Stinson's political career from approximately the 1920s to mid 1940s. Included are campaign files; notes regarding Leslie Frost's 1934 provincial campaign; correspondence; 1937 election posters; federal (1935) and provincial (1937) voter tally boards; polling information for the Electoral District of Victoria from the 1920s; and maps for the District of Victoria, Haliburton and surrounding districts from the 1930s, and Bobcaygeon (ca. 1944).

Series consists of records relating to T.H. Stinson's legal practice; correspondence regarding 1924 political ridings in Ontario; the Liberal-Conservative Association of Ontario; and the Kiwanis Club. Also included are some handwritten notes by [Stinson?]; a small collection of ephemera and photographs; an undated and unsigned paper titled "The Struggle for Liberty Under the Stuarts;" and two pads of House of Commons letterhead. The series also contains a teaching notebook from Ella Stinson (nee Robson).