Southwold

An illustration, captioned: "Ancient Mound Builders' Fort, in the County of Elgin, Ont.", from the Canadian Illustrated News, January 20, 1877. The publication states that these mounds of earth were used by a people who, at one time, thickly populated various portions of the United States and Canada. They were laid out for the purposes of defence, or for enclosing villages.

An article from the 'Municipal World' September 1904 issue. Describes the management and infrastructure of the Elgin County House of Industry, such as its' water supply, drainage, buildings, heating, cottages, laundry, inmates, maintenance, farm stock and crops, and meals.

History of the school sections in Southwold Township.

Booklet gives some of the history of the church and a list of the ministers

A look at the 145 year history of the baptist church at Iona Station.

A history of the Middlemarch Apple Grove Grange

Contains lots of early history of Frome with focus on the school.

Typed pages containing the evidence taken from the Coroner's Inquest of the murder of William Hendershott, by coroner Eliphalet W. Gustin, taken on December 17, December 21, and December 27-28, 1894.

175 Years of Frome United Church. The First Congregationalist Church of Upper Canada, 1819-1994.

Volume 2 of the Boxall Women's Institute Tweedsmuir History. Primarily contains newspaper clippings relating toWomen's Institute meetings, people, or events, but also brochures, general histories, items relating to general Women's Institure history (photographs of the Erland Lee home, booklets on Adelaide Hunter Hoodless), and assorted ephemera.