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Records relating to daily activities of the library and membership including lectures and special events (1853-1999), library services and programs, catalogues, registers of members, activity logs, and logs of donation.

Records associated with the Board of Directors of the Atwater Library and Computer Centre including minutes, annual reports, and legal documents.

Building records pertain entirely to the building at Atwater and Tupper; they include documents related
to the structure, electrical systems, security and community systems, proposed renovations, and related architectural drawings.

The contents of this box were arranged at some earlier point in time to preserve early records generated through the creation of the Computer Centre at the Atwater Library. This includes hardware and software proposals, promotional materials, and course material for classes held in the Atwater Library Computer Centre.

Correspondence retained in the archives of the Atwater Library concerns a wide variety of topics.  The
original letter book of the Mechanics's Institute includes correspondence from 1841 to 1858.  Other
correspondence is from board members, library members, and the public at large.  It discusses lectures
at the library, hiring of personnel for the institute, proposed amalgamations between the Institute and
other institutions, legal matters, Annual General Meetings, and matters of general interest to the library
community.

Financial records related to the Atwater Library and Computer Centre.

Records relating to the heritage of the Atwater Library and Computer Centre including scrapbooks (1902-2000), history, academic research, and printing blocks.

The photo collection comprises slides of the library and slides created for informational purposes related
to the library's events; photos taken for architectural analysis of the Atwater Library building in 1980 and
1990; and photos of persons of important status within the Institute and of library personnel and guests
at a variety of library functions.