File contains various newspaper clippings about Huntingdon council elections from 1956-157. There are articles about the Moira River Conservation Authority from 1960 and an article from the same year about two Marlbank homes and hotel damaged by fire. There are also articles from 1961 about increased attendance to the Tweed fair, and council activities in Tyendinaga and Tweed.

File contains brochures for the Christmas Seal Association and Christmas stamps they produced. There is also a letter from 1959 about the importance of regular check-ups and x-rays for early detection of tuberculosis from the Hastings County Tuberculosis Association. There are newspaper clippings about Neil Hallam, Murray Atkinson, and George A. Whitman being elected as head of T.B. Association in 1955, 1961, and 1962, respectively.

File contains a letter to Mrs. Plumpton, curator of the Hastings County Museum, and thanking her for her work in shipping a Hastings Shield to be used at the Mayoral Ball in England where the theme was Canada, a book about Hastings and St. Leonards was also sent.

File contains a letter from the Mayor Jones of Hastings and St. Leonards, England to Mrs. Ralph Plumpton, curator of the Hastings County Museum, thanking her for preparing the Hastings Shield for the Mayoral Ball in 1968.

File contains a 1965 newspaper clipping about the variety of industries in Hastings County and a 1966 program for the Warden's Banquet, the Warden was Clayton Hall.

File contains a program for the Warden's Banquet in 1952, the Warden was Fred. G. Mitchell, and a copy of the “Rules of Order to be Observed of the Meetings of the Municipal Council of the County of Hastings” from 1955.

File contains a program from the Warden's Banquet held in 1926, the Warden was G.B. Airhart; and a program from the Warden's Banquet held in 1966, the Warden was Clayton Hall.

File contains a newspaper article about the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Gunter of Coe Hill in 1925.

File contains a newspaper article relating the details of a visit of the Governor-General, the Marquis of Lorne and his wife, Princess Louise to Belleville en route to Ottawa , September 22, 1879.

File contains a newspaper article concerning the Belleville stopover of musician Bobby Gimby, who made famous the song "Ca-na-da" in centennial year, 1967.

File contains a letter regarding the planning of a presentation to show appreciation to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie M. Frost from the Committee of Seven Counties, the presentation was held at Trent University in 1969. There are also two programs and a napkin from the event.

File contains a newspaper clipping announcing the appointment of Sir George Arthur K.C.H. Lieutenant Governor of Upper Canada and Major General in 1838; and a newspaper clipping printed in 1931 about the history of the Frankford Fair dating back to 1838.

File contains a newspaper clipping celebrating the 60th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Foster in 1960.

File contains two copies (one written and one typed) of Billa Flint's speech at the inauguration of Belleville as a City on July 2nd, 1878.

File contains a letter discussing Centennial flags with an attached price list and brochure, sent to the Hastings County Museum.

File contains a photocopied newspaper clipping regarding prizes and rules of entry for animals, produce, and domestic manufactures at the Victoria District Agricultural Society Exhibition, October 8, 1846.

File contains brochures and maps from Expo67 in Montreal.

File contains a printed ticket to the Dairymen's Association Dinner, 1882.

File contains a five-page typescript speech delivered by Kathryn Farmer in 1963 at the unveiling of a historic plaque in honour of journalist and editor John Wesley Dafoe. Also contains two printed programmes of the unveiling ceremony.

File contains Confederation Life's magazine “Gallery of Canadian History” featuring photos of early life in Canada. There are also history stories from Confederation Life Collection calendars, such as the First English Flag on North America, the Founding of Halifax, the Welland Canal, etc.