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Series consists of records pertaining to Alumni Relations, including Homecoming, 50-year Club, Alumni Directory, Reunion Dinners, Class Agent manuals. It also includes information on the Old Boys Alumni Association and Appleby College Alumni Association.

Series consists of records pertaining to the Advancement department and specifically records related to raising of money for various development and capital projects for Appleby College. Series includes the following sub-series: Building Campaigns, Donor Relations, Annual Fund, Endowed Funds, planned giving, galas and auctions, and the Fine Wine Auction.

Series consists of photographs and stage photography of the various Junior School and high school dramatic performances, campus life, and the Junior School residence located on the upper floor of Colley House.

Series consists of books from the Raymond and Dorothy Massey rare book library that Raymond bequeathed to Appleby College on his death. The collection consists of books pertaining to the following genres: fiction, non-fiction, literature and poetry, history and politics, religion, war and Abraham Lincoln.

Series consist of an assortment of Walker family material related to their time attending or governing at Appleby School (now College), which was acquired and collocated by Wentworth. Material includes drama programs, prize lists, crest, and a gymnastic trophy from Alastair Walker (class of 1924) schooldays, older brother to Wentworth. Series also contains correspondence related to the Sir Edmund Walker Memorial chapel window, as well as correspondence directed to Wentworth’s father Ewart Buchan Walker from Appleby and the Appleby School Fathers’ Association.

Series consists of a scrapbook created by John highlighting his time at Appleby College from 1971-1976. It includes copies of photographs, original photographs, pamphlets for school plays, and photographs of the pins, ties and jerseys he donated to the Archives. The scrapbook is divided into the following areas: Football, Rugby, Clubs, Sports Day, Choir, Italy trip, Head Prefect, Dramatic Club and school plays.

Football:
Scrapbook contains a photograph of the 1971 Under 15 football team (original photograph appears on pg. 42 of the 1971-1972 Argus yearbook). John is in the front row wearing jersey #16. Scrapbook also contains a photograph of the 1972 First Football team including a photocopy of the image with the names of players listed below (Same image as AC01_1681); it includes a copied photograph of the 1973 First Football team listing the names of players (original photograph appears on pg. 26 of the 1973-1974 Argus Yearbook); it includes a copied photograph of the 1974 First Football team listing the names of players (original photograph appears on pg. 26 of the 1974-1975 Argus yearbook); it includes a copied photograph of the football team playing with a note attached to the image: "A towel down run for Appleby! First football home game vs St. Andrews College 1974" (original image appears on pg. 25 of the 1974-1975 Argus yearbook); it includes a copied photograph of the 1975 First Football team listing the names of the players (original photograph appears on pg. 74 of the 1975-1976 Argus yearbook); it also includes a copied photograph of the First Football coaches (original image appears on pg. 75 of the 1975-1976 Argus yearbook).

Rugby:
The scrapbook includes a close up photograph of the blue greyhound crest and photograph of the number 12 of John's open Rugby Jersey (1974); it includes a copied photograph of the 1973 Open Rugby team listing the players (original photograph on pg. 89 of the 1972-1973 Argus yearbook); it includes a copied photograph of the 1974 Open Rugby Team listing players names (original photograph on pg. 94 of the 1973-1974 Argus yearbook); it includes a copied photograph of the 1975 Open Rugby team listing players names (original photograph on pg. 110 of the 1974-1975 Argus yearbook); it includes a copied photograph of the entire 1975 team with the following note: "Returning to mid-field after serving a try! The entire First XV in one frame. My favourite photograph!" (original photograph on pg. 112 of the 1974-1975 Argus yearbook); It includes a copied photograph of the team in action, with notes identifying the following players: Roy Timmins, Tim Labrie, Scot Hawthorn, Rob Maslon, Hooker (original photograph on pg. 111 of the 1974-1975 Argus yearbook); It includes a copied photograph of the 1976 Open Rugby team listing player names (original photograph on pg. 109 of the 1975-1976 Argus yearbook).

Debating:
Scrapbook includes two copied photograph of the 1974 debating team. The second image has the following note: "where's the rest of your tie, John?" (original photographs on pgs. 58-59 of the 1973-1974 Argus yearbook).

Class photo and Argus team members:
Scrapbook includes copied photographs of the 1975 Form 12 E class as well as the 1975 Argus editors (original photographs on pg. 20 and 2 respectively in the 1974-1975 Argus yearbook).

Sports Day:
Scrapbook contains the June 1975 Sports Day programme along with a copied photograph of the 1975 Interhouse Tug of War (original photograph on pg. 126 of the 1974-1975 Argus yearbook).

Choir:
Scrapbook contains a copied photograph of the 1976 Appleby choir listing member names (original photograph on pg. 32 of the 1975-1976 Argus yearbook).

Italy:
Scrapbook contains a copied photograph of students on the Italy trip in March 1976 (original photograph on pg. 37 of the 1975-1976 Argus yearbook).

Walker House:
Scrapbook contains a copied photograph of Walker House students and staff (original photograph on pg. 138 of the 1975-1976 Argus yearbook).

Head Prefect:
Scrapbook contains a copied photograph of John's graduation year writeup in the 1976 Argus yearbook with the note: "Graduation photo from Argus 1976. (Text by my friend Jim Wetmore; photo by Michael Desroche)" (original photograph on pg. 14 of the 1975-1976 Argus yearbook). It also includes two copied photographs of John during the school year, one during the graduation ceremony in June 1976 (original photographs appear on pgs. 28 and 134 of the 1975-1976 Argus yearbook).

Hockey:
Scrapbook includes a copied photograph of the 1976 Second Hockey team listing player names (original photograph on pg. 90 of the 1975-1976 Argus yearbook), it also includes an original photograph of the 1973 Second Hockey team with the note: "second hockey team, 1973, coach: Mr. David Manbert)." This photograph assigned photo number PH01-0102.

School plays:
Scrapbook contains John's copy of The Mikado script with the following note: My copy of the script from "The Mikado" which was staged in April 1975. Annotated with my stage directions, and those of Mr. Michael DesRoches, the very talented Director of our production. Mr. DeRoches was the one who offered me the opportunity to do this work." It includes the programme for The Mikado, along with a letter in an envelope with the following note: "Tracey, Here's a nice note that related to my days as stage manager of the annual operetta production. It's from Robin Woodward a then student at St. Mildred Lightborn School. We worked the stage together for 3 major productions. She sent me this after our work on "The Mikado" in 1975." Scrapbook also contains items relating to a one act play "Fool's Errand. John has attached the following note: "Items relating to a One-Act-Play Festival for Independent Schools. Appleby's entry was "Fool's Errand", directed by Michael Crabb (who was then my history teacher, now he is an arts producer and commentator at CBC radio). I was involved as Stage Manager for this project."

Original photographs:
Scrapbook contains an original photograph of students in Walker house in 1974, as well as 23 photographs of the March 1975 student trip to Lake Temagami and the Northern Campus. Note attached to the Northern Campus photographs: "23 small colour photos all from one roll of film - taken in March 1975 at the Northern Campus. Bruce Peart and I were co-leaders for this session of winter Northward Bound." It also includes a letter and envelope from Rabbit Nose Lodge where John worked for one summer at Lake Temagami. A note attached reads: "My mother saved this item - a letter to my family sent from the Northern Campus in June 1975. I was employed there for the summer working as a leader at Appleby's summer camp sessions on Rabbit Nose Island."
Scrapbook also contains four original photographs of John on the sail training vessel 'Pathfinder'. He includes this note: "Mr furling sails aloft on the sail-training vessel "Pathfinder" out of Toronto. Do I look sea-sick in this photo? I certainly was at the time (1974)."
Scrapbook also contains photographs of the pins, jerseys and ties that John donated to Appleby. There are also a few pages of typed memories as well as a brief biography of life after Appleby.

Series consists of publicity relating to Boyd’s writing, directing, innovative classroom teaching, and Government awards in education, as well as four children book cover proofs designed by Rubicon Publishing.

Series consist of correspondence from Appleby College to Wentworth regarding the progress of the school, Wentworth’s donation of the school bell, invitations to events, updates on Appleby alumni, educational viewpoints, and historical information. It includes typed and written letters as well as a telegraph.

Series consists of TV Guide Award nominee silver-plated bowls for Massey’s performance in “Tyger, Tyger” and “Dr. Kildare” and newspaper clippings highlighting Massey’s career.

Series consists of records relating to Stuart's days at Appleby College and includes the programme for the Appleby College Dramatic Club for 1950, the programme for the Annual Prize Giving and Sports Day for 1952 and 1953 as well as the Prize list for 1953..

Series consists of 30 black and white photographs of Alastair Walker's time at Appleby College and includes images of Faculty and staff, buildings, Alastair and other students. There are also images of the 1932-1933 Appleby College Cadet Corps.

Series consist of correspondence, newsletters, and holiday greetings sent by Appleby’s Old Boys’ Association (now Alumni) to Wentworth, and newspaper clippings about Appleby Old Boys’ events.

Series consist of correspondence and greeting cards from friends and business associates, and one story written by Robertson Davies, Canadian writer, journalist and professor.

Series consists of a scrapbook of publicity articles, programs, and letters, as well as performance script, pins, background information and notes, schedules, letterhead and correspondence of the Junior School The Black Magic Mime Troupe. This troupe was formed in 1981 and ended in 1988.

Series consists of a Head Prefect Acceptance letter, a 1976 report card, and several pins and cuff links related to John's time as a student at Appleby College. The series also contains a book awarded to John for the Headmaster's Special Award, as well as a blazer, rugby jersey, football jersey, and three ties.

Series consists of textual records compiled by Stafford in relation to his time as a student at Appleby School and include the 1924 and 1930 Prospectus brochure, the admission letter dated July 9, 1924, the Annual Sports Day brochure which lists his dad, W.T. Marlatt as a prize presenter, newspaper clippings about the death of Headmaster Percival Wickens, the retirement of Headmaster Guest and a memorial clipping listing those alumni who had died during the World Wars. The series also includes a copy of the June 1961 Argus which includes a history of the school and a mention that Stafford's uncle (Cecil Marlatt) used to take the students out on his boat.

Series consists of a memoir of Brad's time at Appleby College as a student, book awards, a scrapbook containing school related information such as a report card, a music recital program and letters home, footage of Appleby's Sports Day (annual track and field event) and the Prizegiving Ceremony, as well as photographs of the Annual Cadet Corps Inspection, Appleby College faculty, peers and sports events.

Series consists of the clothing and textiles collection for the Appleby College Archives and includes school uniforms, sports uniforms, cadet uniforms as well as blankets and other clothing such as hoodies and hats.

Series consists of records pertaining to the leadership and administration of Appleby College. It includes the following sub-series: Headmaster's Subject Files; Policy and Procedures, Accreditation, Planning, Coeducation, Directories, and Rules and Regulations.

Series consists of photographs taken during Stafford's time at Appleby between 1924 and 1933 and consists of buildings on campus, friends, cadets, Sports Day, Prize Giving ceremonies, prefects, and sports team photos.

Series consists of 176 digital photographs taken by David and his brother Bruce Gibson during their trips to the Northern Campus at Lake Temagami in the summer, fall and winter sessions. The photographs depict life for the students at the Northern Campus, such as scuba diving, swimming, canoeing, water skiing, snowshoeing, building tents and fires as well as cutting wood. Images of buildings, equipment and interview views of the kitchen, dining room and other main lodge rooms can also be seen.

Series consist of a collection of Abraham Lincoln material that Raymond Massey accumulated over his career for his best known performance of “Abe Lincoln in Illinois”. Material includes sketches of Raymond Massey portrayal of Abraham Lincoln for the stage play “Abe Lincoln in Illinois”, letter from playwright Robert Sherwood, photographs of Abraham Lincoln, reproduction limited edition print of President Abraham Lincoln painted by President Dwight Eisenhower, republican national electoral
ticket from Lincoln’s time, newspaper clippings of Lincoln’s assassination, and a framed playbill of Ford’s theatre on the night of Lincoln’s assassination.

Series consists of the trophies and awards which are part of the Appleby College Archives and Special Collections - Artifact Collection.

Series consists of a scrapbook from original Appleby College student Ford Stuart Strathy. It captures his time at Appleby, including family vacation in Ireland and Niagara Falls. The scrapbook contains photographs of Appleby students Raymond Massey and Aubrey de Vere Arnold Turquand, and teacher Vernon Harcourt de Butts Powell. Ford was killed in action on 17 August 1917 during World War One (WWI).
Photo numbers: PH01-0065 - PH01-0101.

Series consists of a scrapbook of Appleby College material compiled by Bill Sefton. It includes correspondence from the Alumni Association about various fundraising initiatives, invitations to Alumni events, including the 50 year club, greeting cards, a report card from Easter 1932, John Bell Chapel service programs, correspondence with other alumni, Appleby College Old Boys Association membership cards, newspaper clippings about Hilda Chattaway include photographs of her grave and a letter explaining how to find the grave, invitation to the official opening of Colley House in 1990, newspaper clippings about Appleby events including the visit from Prince Andrew, the 1991 Tour of Appleby College choir to Europe, an article written by Bill about how he got his first job in 1937 at Loblaws and his career there. The scrapbook also includes 45 photographs (PH01-0135 - PH01-0178) of Appleby College and people associated with Appleby.

Series consists of original play scripts written for Appleby’s Junior School as well as production binders, scripts, artwork and storyboards for the three multimedia event performances: Macbeth, Caesar, and Twelfth Night, which was not performed. Series also consists of ephemeral material such as programs and tickets.

Series consists of material related to Appleby's Coronation Choir and contains a travel diary, newspaper clippings, footage that Brad shot using his Brownie camera of choir members onboard the SS Empress of Australia, parts of the Coronation parade on Coronation Day and touring various sites throughout England. Other material includes a Commonwealth Youth Movement pin, record and photographs of the trip.

Series consists of eight b&w photographs of Appleby College students in Form IVa - 1952 class photo, Vb 1953 class photo and six photographs of students at the Camp Ipperwash Cadet camp in 1953.

Series consists of a letter addressed to John letting him know he has won the Lieutenant-Governor's Silver Medal award. The series also includes the award pin.

Series consists of 1 photograph album, depicting life at Appleby College. Subject matter includes cadets, students, sports teams (cricket, hockey, rugby), and prefects. Of note are images of Appleby School nurses.

Series consists of photographs of student life at Appleby College and includes images of the entire school population, students in costume for the dramatic production of 'The Private Secretary', football, hockey, and the exterior of school buildings. PH01-0765 - PH01-789.

Series also consists of a duplicate photograph of AC01-2238 - The cast of the 1950 production of 'Sundown at Bar x'.

Series consists of the Appleby College Coronation Choir itinerary, greeting cards to showcase this momentous event, and a scrapbook assembled by Mayor's parents which contains newspaper clippings highlighting the publicity of the Coronation Choir.

Series consists of the school notebooks of Appleby student Wayne C. Bahnsen and include his Algebra and math notebooks, science notebook, Latin notebook, French notebook, ancient history and examination sheets. These notebooks contain his handwritten notes taken during class.

Series consists of 1 photograph album, depicting life at Appleby College. Subject matter includes staff, students, prefects, and sports teams (rugby, cricket, hockey). Of note are images of various Appleby School students.

Series consist of records pertaining to Wentworth’s schooldays at Appleby from prize lists, reports and progress reports, as well as school crests, pins from his involvement with the school’s cadet corps, and book prizes received at the annual Prizegiving Ceremony.