The History of Cornhill was written by Annabel Saunders and revised by Walter T. Stockton, Arthur D. Rouse and Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Rouse. It traces the history of Corn Hill from the first land grants until just after the First World War. It also includes a two page poem on Corn Hill, author unknown but presumed to be same as history.

A book full of renowned editors of Canadian daily newspapers and a brief biography on them.

A notebook with a boy on the cover and the book is full of notes on the geography of Europe.

A book that holds many different poems.

5 ration books from World War 1 from Clair Taber.

A patent for a type of propeller for Joseph J. Callahan.

(Mrs. B__'s? scrapbook). Clippings of poetry, from English, American and Canadian newspapers ; date uncertain (19th century) p ; 2 loose clippings and fragments of letters ; items pasted in book.

A little booklet with some of Shakespeare's most famous lines from his sonnets.

A history of Atheneum Hall, starting in the early 1860s to the 1920s detailing the ever evolving uses of the building. The first page of the history is missing. Author unknown.

The History Of The Covenanter Church In Kings County was written by William Elder, Sussex. It details the history of the Covenanter Church's roots in the United Kingdom, briefly but then focuses on the Society and then Church in Barnesville, Kings County.