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 a booklet titled "Over the Hills of Hastings" published in 1923 with the intent to bring attention to the advantages of Hastings County. It contains a brief history of the county, also featuring natural resources in the area, a description of the townships within the county and of Belleville and includes a map of Hasting County .

Newspaper articles by Dr. M. Y. Williams on the settlement of Prince Edward County. 5 pages.

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

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

File contains a printed booklet entitled “Report on the most eligible route for a canal between Lake Simcoe ..and Georgian Bay...to the Bay of Quinte...” by N.H. Baird, C.E., published at Belleville in 1855. The report discusses proposed routes for a Trent-Severn Canal project.

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 three newspaper articles by Harry M. Moore which appeared in the December 12th and December 19th, 1959 and January 2nd, 1960 editions of the Ontario Intelligencer. The articles chronicle Moore's travels along the Alaska Highway and into the Peace River Valley as well as areas in Northern Alberta.

File contains a one-page typescript history of the watershed of the Moira River and an account of the naming of the river in honour of the Earl of Moira in Ireland.

File contains a printed, coloured map of the South African Republic, Orange Free State and Cape Colony as they appeared in 1899.

File contains a ink drawn map of the Belleville Rifle Range and a portion of the Belleville waterfront, as they appeared in June, 1896.

File contains a newspaper article concerning a steamer excursion to Massassaga Park, near Belleville, in 1877. Also contains typescript notes describing Massassaga Park and its facilities in 1895. Also present : two articles concerning the demolition of the Massassaga Hotel in 1934.

File contains photocopies and original printed advertisements of miscellaneous businesses in Madoc. Also contains a printed invitation to the laying of the cornerstone of Madoc High School, July 2, 1934. Also present is a manuscript extract from the Ontario Provincial Board of Health concerning dams in the Madoc area in the 1870s.

File contains a printed booklet entitled "Why Do We Need a Lower Trent Valley Conservation Authority" produced by the Trenton Branch No. 110 of the Canadian Legion which argued for the establishment of a local conservation authority. Also contains newspaper articles concerning proposals to establish the TVCA, and issues surrounding dams in the Tweed area proposed by the Moira River Conservation Authority.

File contains a newspaper article describing an architectural tour of the Lonsdale District ca. 1960s , and a newspaper article on the establishment of the Friends of Salmon River in 2004, including a photograph of the Lonsdale Dam.

File contains two newspaper articles concerning Moira River Conservation Authority repairs to the Lingham Lake Dam in Grimsthorpe Township.

File contains a newspaper clipping from 1966 about changing the name of geographic features between Belleville and Trenton in order to help remove bigotry in Canada; these sites were given names considered offensive today and have “no place in the geographic nomenclature. The article discusses a letter signed by J. Keith Fraser, executive secretary, Canadian Permanent Committee on Geographic Names, Geographical Branch, Department of Mines and Technical Surveys, Ottawa.

File contains a list of place names in Hungerford and their history. There is also a copy of a statement made by a surveyor in 1797 regarding the quality of land in Hungerford. Used by Gerry Boyce for his book , Historic Hastings.

File contains a letter sent to Mr. Gerry Boyce in 1966 regarding his request for copies of Burrows sketches. Enclosed in the letter was a copy of a portion of a map from a 1860 Report by the Commissioner of Crown Lands.