File contains a story published in The Globe Magazine in 1969, “Indian Curse of the Bearwalk”.

File contains several newspaper articles concerning the history and opening of Bon Echo Park on Mazinaw Lake in 1965. Also present is a newspaper article concerning Aboriginal pictograph paintings ca. 1500s at Great Rock, Bon Echo Park.

File contains a newspaper article concerning the discovery near Napanee, Ontario of two skeletons of individuals of Indigenous origin. Estimates of the age of the skeletons varied from 200 to 800 years.

File contains a manuscript and typescript essay entitled “Quinte Waterways,” by Gerald E. Boyce. The paper recounts the history of the Bay of Quinte region from ca. 1615 to 1954. Includes hand drawn maps of the area.

File contains a newspaper article concerning an early Sulpician mission to the Cayuga First Nation in the Quinte region ca. 1668, and missionization by the Jesuits and Sulpicians among the Wendat(Huron), Mohawk and Oneida in what is now Quebec.

File contains a pamphlet announcing the 1961 publication of Kayonakonte: 'Daughter of the Gods' by poet Wallace Havelock Robb, based on a Mohawk tradition.

The file contains a number of newspaper articles, along with 2 manuscripts and 2 booklets with the history and exploration of "Serpent Mounds" of Peterborough, Ontario. Information contains evidence of Indigenous peoples burial grounds along with prehistoric evidence on the history of the site.

File contains several newspaper articles concerning the history of the Trent-Severn Waterway, including pre- and early contact travel by the Haudenosaunee or Iroquois. Also present is an Intelligencer article , 3 January 1962, regarding plans to substantially renovate the lock system on the Trent Canal.

File contains documents and a newspaper clipping about the early years of Trenton's history. It begins c.1615, and ends around c.1919.

This file contains three brochures, and numerous newspaper articles; regarding Upper Canada Village, Quinte – St. Lawrence Parks, and the history surrounding them.

This file contains a scrapbook created by Bruce Dobbs on the history of Hastings County, Moira Valley. Articles from the Intelligencer.

The file contains three newspaper clippings about the Royal Visit of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip to Kingston. Included in the articles are references to the Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory and presentations by the Indigenous people. Also, during the same visit, in Toronto the meeting of the Royals with Peter Ramsay of Madoc.

Assignment by a Grade 13 student.

This file contains a photocopy of a deed for land to John Culbertson in May 1886, in the Mohawk Village Indian Reserve on the Bay of Quinte, inherited from his grandfather Captain John Deserontyon.

File contains a photocopy of pages 38-63 from the publication the Ontario Archaeology, Number 72, 2001, written by David A. Robertson "Mourning, Curing, Feasting of Industry? The Interpretation of the Quinte and Perch Lake Mounds".

This file contains correspondence from Ralph Mills regarding a provision in his late wife's (Thora R. Mills) to erect a fence around a grave-yard on the Tyendenaga Indian Reserve.

The file contains a copy of a newspaper titled "Central Ontario Visitor from Lake Simcoe to the Kawarthas". There is an article on page 3 titled "First Nation history tells story of loss of a culture", about Alderville First Nation; Mississauga Ojibways.

The file contains a photocopy of an article taken from The Mohawk Drummer, Spring 2004 issue, titled Forester's Island in 1904 about the dedication ceremony held August 27, 1904 for the Forester's Orphanage on the Island the work of Dr. Oronhyatekha.