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      This is the membership list from the 1911 and 1918 Middleport Women's Institute. The text is written as follows: Membership List 1911 Miss Belle Allan Mrs. John Bressette Mrs. Fred Axon Mrs. James Clark Mrs. W.A. Douglas Mrs. W.J. Douglas Mrs. James Douglas Mrs. John Douglas Mrs. James Deagle Mrs. …

      This is a document of the Middleport Branch Women's Institute meeting minutes for January, 1923.

      This is a list of rules for teachers in 1872 presumed to be from Onondaga. The text is written as follows: Rules for Teachers 1872 1. Teachers every day, will fill lamps, and clean chimneys. 2. Each teacher will bring a bucket of water and a scuttle of coal for …

      This document is a programme for Salt Springs United Church's one hundred and tenth anniversary from 1933.

      This is a timeline from the Onondaga School S.S. #2, as well as a list of teachers from the years 1845-1959. The text on page 2 is written as follows: Teachers S.S. No. 2, Onondaga 1842 Mr. Shannon 1845 Torrance Jones 1849 David Dick 1851 Richard Kingston 1856 John Turnbull …

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      This is a document of the Middleport Branch Women's Institute meeting minutes for June, 1912. The meeting was held at Mrs. W. Allan's home.

      This is a document of the Middleport Branch Women's Institute meeting minutes for July 4, 1911. The meeting was held at Middleport Hall.

      This document is a summary of the timeline of the Middleport Branch Women's Institute. It outlines the Institute's significant meetings from 1911 to 1942.

      This document is a summary of the Riverside Brant North Women's Institute meetings and includes a list of the Institute's presidents and secretary's from 1945-1980.

 Publication Title Unknown, 1970     Two pages from an Appendix of an unknown book or author. Any suggestions for citation is welcomed

      This is a postcard with a photograph of Glen Morris from the view of the Church hill. Mrs. Rose's house is in the right foreground of the photo and the bridge is also visible. Although the date is unknown, it is presumed to be sometime from 1905-1946.