File contains a program from 1968 for the annual meeting of the Ontario Historical Society held in Kingston; there is also a list of book notes section at the end of the program.

Part of an architectural analysis by Jennifer McKendry of the Ford Block at 165 Wellington Street, Kingston, Ontario, a building which was converted into a bank in 1895. The bank had a similar layout to the Bank of Montreal in Deseronto and the analysis includes a plan of the first floor of the bank.

File contains several newspaper clippings regarding visits and social events in Plevna in January-February, 1968. Also present is a clipping from The Tweed News, 10 July 1968 concerning the history of the Plevna United Church from its founding in 1886 as a Methodist Church.

File contains two printed issues of Douglas Library Notes, Queen's University Volume XIV, no. 1 (Winter, 1965) and Vol. XIV, no.3 (Summer, 1965). The latter contains reprints of excerpts of correspondence by Sir John A. MacDonald, 1849-1881, in the holdings of the Douglas Library.

File contains a printed copy of The Queen's University Alumni Review, Sept-Oct., 1968

File contains a typescript list of manuscript groups in the holdings of the Douglas Library Archives, Queen's University, which involve correspondence and papers of prominent Canadian political figures ca. 1775-1931. Also present is a typescript letter from E.C.Beer, Douglas Library Archivist to Gerald E. Boyce, 21 January 1965, concerning the list of holdings.

Materials relating to the Belleville Fair and the Quinte Exhibition and Raceway.

File contains a newspaper article concerning the Quinte Historic and Parkway Association, which was established to preserve and enhance the lakeshore in the Bay of Quinte Region from Kingston to Adolphustown.

File contains a printed copy of a poster inciting Prince Edward County residents to join in opposition to the Rebellion Losses Bill in 1849. On verso is a copy of a similar poster issued in Kingston.

A double-sided map of the accommodations, camping and attractions located in Land O' Lakes. Includes North & West of Kingston including Napanee, the Frontenacs, Loyalist Country & Mazinaw Country. Advertisements surround the map. Dated 1999.

File contains a one-page printed Ontario Historical Society biography of Reverend Robert McDowell first regular Presbyterian Missionary to Upper Canada who served in the Bay of Quinte and Kingston areas from 1798 to 1841. Also contains a printed transcript of a memorial tablet commemorating the career of Reverend McDowall and his role as a founder of Queen's University.

A Road Map of Belleville, Trenton, Kingston in 2004. Scale 1cm : 0.25 km. Composed by Peter Heiler Ltd. Published by Map Art Publishing.

A Road Map of Belleville, Trenton, Kingston in 2010. Scale 1cm : 0.25 km. Composed by Peter Heiler Ltd. Published by Map Art Publishing.

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 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.

file contents:

• page from Pall Mall Gazette, December 28, 1898, page 3, 1tem - Mr. Rudyard Kipling and the "Sarah Sands"
• clipping from The Intelligencer about Kipling
• two clippings from unnamed newspapers with items about Kipling

File contains a newspaper article dated 27 April 1962 entitled “Northern Townships Block Salmon Valley Authority,” which concerns the opposition of northern Frontenac, and Lennox and Addington County townships to the creation of a Salmon River Valley Authority.

The file contains a copy of the notice of the Sheriff's sale of all right and title of Lewis Day & Henry Day to the South half of Lot No. 14 in the 2nd Conc. of the Township of Kingston, dated 3-December-1828.