File consists of a photograph of John Muir (d.2019) a Trent University Alumni. Muir was the Trent Radio manager for many years.

This item is a notebook containing photographs of the Wilson family, King Street, Cobourg. Some photographs were taken in Regina, Saskatchewan. Almost every photograph is identified by subject and photographer, and a few are also dated.

This fonds consists of glass slides which were used as teaching materials at Mount St. Joseph. The subjects include Tennyson: Idylls of the King, 55 slides; physiography, 15 slides; zoology, 5 slides; physics, 4 slides; English and history, 7 slides; and, European history, 6 slides. Ten of the slides in physiography, 2 slides in botany and 1 slide in chemistry were made by high school students in Lindsay.

File consists of photographs of William L. Morton (d.1980). Morton was Trent University's third Chancellor from 1977 to 1980. He was also a Vanier Professor in 1969, and the Master of Champlain College from 1966 to 1969.

File consists of a photograph of John Morritt, and two young girls, Jennifer, and Sarah.

File consists of a photograph of Holly Morrison, who is the 1999 recipient of the Trent University Student Award of Excellence.

File consists of photographs of Dr. David Morrison, a longtime member of the Trent University community. In 1993 Morrison was the acting President and Vice-Chancellor. Morrison was awarded the Eminent Service Award in 2007.

File consists of four identical portraits of Richard B. Morris (d.2008). Morris started teaching at Trent University in 1968: "It was here that he found
his calling as a teacher and mentor. Richard was very involved with the
introduction of computers to Trent and was one of the first to teach
using shared computer involvement with students." (From the Trent Magazine, Winter 2009 Vol. 40 No. 1)."

Series documents Peter Gzowski's tenure at the CBC (1971-1997), especially his work on Morningside (1982-1997). Records consist of correspondence, notes, logs, fact sheets, newspaper clippings, proposals, programs, and receipts. A significant amount of material relates to the final broadcast of Morningside (1997), as well as some long-running segments from the show, such as The Bhutan Program and Border Letters. Correspondence consists of internal business communication from CBC and Gzowski's producer, Shelley Ambrose, as well as listener letters.

File consists of two programs featuring Minnie (Hope) Morgan from 1893 and 1895, both in French, and one program featuring Vera Morgan (Gzowski). Also included are two photographs, one labeled as the Morgan family at "Our camp at 'The Grove'" in 1892 and one unlabeled photographic portrait of a woman.

File consists of correspondence to and from both the Morgan and Gzowski families from the late nineteenth century to the early twentieth century. Also included are the Trinity University convocation song program from 1902, programs relating to various vocal performances by [Minnie] Morgan from [1895-?], and fragments of the papers from the floral tee-shirt box. This file also contains one cyanotype photograph of four women posing with tennis rackets. A postcard from Vera (Morgan) Gzowski's father in Italy in 1893 to her in Paris. Includes correspondence from Toronto; a Toronto Daily Mail miniature advertising newspaper for August 3, 1887; Two dance cards 1900 and 1907; Letter from Fawnie to Vera, 1899; blank postcard with a photograph of The Castle, Bamburgh. Also included is one letter from [Henry McCarthy] in Liverpool, UK to parents, dated November 1, 1855.

File consists of a photograph of Reid Morden, Chair of the Board of Governors from 2002 to 2008.

File consists of photographs of Paul Moore, who was the Alumni Association President from 1995 to 199?. Photographs include Mary Crawford.

File consists of a photograph of John Moore, former accountant at Trent University from 1973 to 1992. In 1989 Moore received the Eminent Service Award.

File consists of a photograph of Jennifer Moore, an Associate Professor in the Department of Anthropology.

File consists of photographs of David Moore (d.2023) who was on the Board of Governors at Trent University. In 1993 Moore received an honorary degree (Doctor of Laws) from Trent. Photographs also include Susan Mackle and John de Pancier.

File consists of a photograph of Leona Moher who is a housekeeper and long-term Trent University staff member.