Photo of Avonhurst Pool grain elevator being moved to Indian Head. It was Indian Head's last wooden elevator - destroyed in 2019. See also IHM.2021.0251 and IHM.2020.0316.

Handwritten list entitled "early settlers" in 1882-1883. The author is unknown but the stationery is that of Experimental Farm Superintendent Angus MacKay and a note in the bottom right-hand corner says [? possibly about 1910]. At the bottom of the list, there is a note saying "out of a total of 68 in district in 1882-1883, 30 are still residing in the district, 16 have left, 21 are dead"

A booklet with pictures and descriptions of 34 exceptional trees in the town of Indian Head. Because of the tree expertise and passion of the employees of Indian Head's federal tree nursery, many trees of many different species were planted throughout the town.

Photograph taken from an airplane looking northwest with the railway in the foreground and looking directly up Grand Avenue

High-quality photograph of a 2-story house - possible that of George Ferguson - with horse and carriage in the background

Photograph of 612 Bell Street with a horse and carriage with (likely) Arthur and Edith Leach on board, a dog and a horse and rider (likely their son Wilfred). Two people are sitting on the verandah.

John Stewart home with him, his mother (Jessica H. Lang), his grandparents, and his sister (Agnes Lang) on the porch.

A 3-page article (pp. 8-10) about the house at 507 Eden Street

Contains photos and historical summaries of 44 historic buildings (houses, commercial and other buildings) that were standing and in use as of 2011, along with a street map in the centre of the booklet that shows the location of each building.

A small calendar made by the Orange Benevolent Society with the final page describing the Orange Home and photos and messages from Maureen McGirr, president of the Orange Benevolent Society; Shirley Boychuk, R.W. Grand Mistress and Janice McBain, Executive Officer/Director of Care. The last page also has a donations form.

Car with sides covered in banners and flags for July 1st celebrations, Indian Head

July 1st parade containing a large banner.

The museum's milk and cream wagon powered by horse at the Indian Head parade. For many years this wagon went from door to door in Indian Head, towed by Polly the horse who knew every stop along the route.

Photograph shows decorated wagon pulled by horses and children sitting on the wagon