The small elephant pendant is a mystery as to its relevance to Maple Leaf Gardens or the Toronto Maple Leafs Hockey Club. The fragmented blue ribbon suggests the pendant was originally hanging from it.

The OHA rule book does not have a table of contents or index; however, its contents include :

• Lists of past and current officers from 1890 - 1930
• List of championship teams for all three series - Senior, Intermediate, and Junior; the earliest being 1891
• Lists of 1930-1931 Secretaries and Referees
• Images of past presidents and other officers
• An extensive review of the past 1929-1930 season, including game winners and team players
• President's Address : OHA President Richard Butler's 41st annual meeting speech at the Royal York Hotel, November 1930
• The Constitution of the Ontario Hockey Association and regulations and rules of competition and of the game
• Images of trophies
• Samples of forms
• Schedule of games for the three Series, 1930-1931 season, including intercollegiate games in the Seniors Series.

This handbook is a reference book with historical, political, judicial, and general information on the City. Briefly, it includes a list of Toronto mayors from the first in 1834, William Lyon Mackenzie to William Stewart in 1931 ; photographs of the City's executive ; City department budgets ; election results ; fire department stations ; business license fees ; tariffs for taxicabs and livery cabs ; motor vehicle information ; statistics and general information, and much more.

J.W. Somers, City Clerk, signed his name across the tile page.

Series contains promotional records, objects, and other materials created for Homecoming and Alumni Weekend. Included are memory books created for the 50th Anniversary class years. In 2007 the name changed from Homecoming to Alumni Weekend.
The series is divided into files by year.

The file consists of material for Alumni Weekend 2016 including advertising for the 2016 Gould Street Party, information on the "Our Time to Lead" video spotlights, and The Ryerson Dinner program.

The file consists of material for Alumni Weekend on October 14, 2017.

File contains photographs of the former Archdiocese of Toronto Chancery building at 55 Gould Street. Starting in 1979, Ryerson rented the space to house the School of Journalism. They remained in this location until the early 1990s when the School moved into the Rogers Communications Centre. Also in the file is a picture of the Journalism newsroom in the new location.

Posters in this file were generated to promote library events or programs, or to serve as signs and wayfinding assistance within the library itself.

The file consists of programmes for exhibitions and events held at the Ryerson Image Centre including:

• Ryerson Image Centre Grand Opening Exhibitions
• Toronto Convention About Photographic Collections : Definitions, Descriptions, Access
• Archival Dialogues : Reading the Black Star Collection
• Berenice Abbott: Photographs
• Human Rights Human Wrongs
• The 'Public Life' of Photographs
• Exhibitions & Events, January-April ; May-August ; June-August 2013
• Exhibitions & Events, January-April ; June-August 2014
• Phil Bergerson : Emblems and Remnants of the American Dream
• Cue Depth
• Exhibitions & Events, May-June ; Sept-December 2014
• Curious Anarchy : The Photographic Collection of Maia-Mari Sutnik
• Remembering The Real Winnie : The World's Most Famous Bear Turns 100
• Exhibitions & Events, May-June 2015
• Photography Historians: A New Generation?
• All That Glitters : Carole Tanenbaum Vintage Collection Jewelry Benefit
• Exhibitions & Events, January-April ; May-August 2016
• Exhibitions & Events, January-April ; May-August 2017
• Exhibitions & Events, January-April ; May-August ; Sept-December 2019
• Exhibitions & Events - January-April, 2020

File contains books published in conjunction with exhibitions held in the Ryerson Image Centre.The Image Centre.

This file contains posters advertising philosophy conferences and keynote speakers.

File contains negatives and contact sheets of Ryerson Polytechnical Institute's theatre production on campus of "Men in White". Among the images of co-performers is Ryerson alumnus, Eric McCormack.

Brown vinyl covered photograph album with self stick pages. Photographs include those about the opening of the hospital, the building, Nurses, and several from the 60th Anniversary of the Hospital and the visit by the Duke and Duchess of Wellington for the anniversary.

Photograph of the Williams Residence at 176 Wellesley Street. It was acquired by Wellesley in 1932 for a Nursing residence.

Fonds contains records related to The Centre for Urban Energy (CUE) at Ryerson University