Series consists of 2 copies of "Our Unreturning Brave," which accompanied the unveiling of a memorial at Peterborough Collegiate and Vocational School and includes information about students and alumni who lost their lives in World War 2.

File consists of photographs of Professor Robert Paehlke. He started working at Trent University in 1971.

File consists of eighteen photographs of David Page, Professor in the Department of Ancient History and Classics at Trent University. Page retired from Trent in 2007.

File consists of photographs of Dr. Robert Page a professor of History at Trent University. In the 1984-1985 academic year Dr. Page was awarded with the Symons Award for Excellence in Teaching.

File consists of one photograph of Dr. Bryan Palmer, professor of Canadian Studies and History at Trent University. In 2011 Dr. Palmer was awarded with Trent University's Distinguished Research Award.

File consists of one photograph of Richard Palmer.

File consists of one photograph of James Parker, a professor of psychology at Trent University. Parker is photographed with two other unidentified individuals.

File consists of five photographs of Deborah Parnis. In 1998, Parnis received the Symons Award for Excellence in teaching alongside Alan Wilson. Photographs include Mark Parnis.

File consists of photographs of Anne Parsons, a Trent University staff member. In 1985 Anne Parsons received the Symons Award.

Collection consists of genealogical material collected by Pat Bolger for her research on Percival J. Cooney (1871-1932) who wrote Kinsmen, published originally in 1916 and then reprinted in 1992. Cooney was born in Peterborough, Ontario. One of his brothers, Franklin Cooney, became Governor of Montana.

Folder 1 contains textual records, photocopied newspaper articles and genealogical charts. Folder 2 contains photographs of the Cooney family.

File includes annotated copies of The Echoes (1948, 1949, 1950, 1951), the yearbook of Peterborough Collegiate and Vocational School; a photograph of Pat Bolger (n.d.); a newspaper clipping regarding Bolger winning a PCVS scholarship (date unknown); and a reproduction of a [19th-century] pencil drawing titled "County Court-House and Jail, Peterborough"