All air surveys were completed in 1979 and published in 1982. Scale 1; 10,000. By the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources, Map base by Survey and Mapping Branch, Air Photography.

1) M470-2690. Belleville, Sheet # 1, 10-18-3050-48900 showing areas of; Belleville and surrounding area, from the Bay of Quinte to near Hwy 401. The sheet includes both sides of Wallbridge Loyalist Road and both sides of the River Moira.

2) M470-2691. Belleville, Sheet # 2, 10-18-3050-48950 showing areas of; Belleville, Hwy 401, Cannifton, Corbyville, and Northerly along the Moira River to Concession 5.

3) M470-2692. Belleville, Sheet # 3, 10-18-3100-48900 showing areas of; East Belleville to both sides of Blessington Creek and Northerly from Bay of Quinte to CN Railway.

4) M470-2693. Belleville, Sheet # 4, 10-18-3100-48950 showing areas of; North section of Belleville, North of CNR and North of Hwy 401 including part of Concession 4. The Belleville Airfield is in the South East corner of the map.

All air surveys were published in 1982. Scale 1; 10,000. By the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources, Map base by Survey and Mapping Branch, Air Photography.

1) M470-2622. Rawdon Township Map # 10-18-2900-49050 showing areas of; the South West area of Rawdon Township, Concession 1 & 2 and Marsh Creek Watershed, Anson (Station) on the C. N. R. and part of Sidney Township, Concession 8.

2) M470-2623. Sidney Township, Map # 10-18-2900-49000 showing areas of; the Northwest area of Sidney Township being Trent River and Canal System including Wilson Island, Glen Ross, Richardson Cove, Heagles Island and South to Concession 6, Township of Sidney.

3) M470-2624. Sidney Township, Map # 10-18-2950-49000 showing areas of; Sidney Township, Concession 6, 7 and 8, Lots # 16 to 26, including part of Rawdon Creek, Oak Lake, Stirling Airfield..

4) M470-2625. Stirling, Map # 10-18-2950-4905 showing areas of; the Village of Stirling and surrounding area of Sidney & Rawdon Townships.

Copy of trade statistics for shipments leaving and entering Belleville, Ontario.

File contains an “Industrially Yours” booklet on why Belleville would be a good place for company's to build factories.

File contains a c.1891 advertisement for city of Belleville by Wm. Ponton.

This file contains a wallet sized card for the Quinte Knitting Works (opposite City Hall) "Woollen and Cotten Seamless Hosiery" (siq), Belleville.

File contains a newspaper clipping on the history of the Bakelite Company and its founder Dr. Leo Bakelite.

File contains newspaper clips on the growing cheese box industry after it had previously slowed down due to a lack of elm veneer, and a clip on the growth of females in businesses.

File contains the “Report on Business” section of the March 4th, 1969 Globe and Mail, featuring an article on Belleville and its slow move to being more commercial and industrialized.

Four advertising blotters (cards) from businesses in Belleville, Ontario.
Includes:

• Embury Printing
• General Motors
• The Hydro Shop
• Belleville Utilities Commission

File contains specifications for a building contract for Belleville Canners Ltd.

The file contains a newspaper article titled "Mystery of aviation history solved", about a plane on display in city hall in 1914. The First World War bi-plane was built by H.R. Polly and brothers in Belleville.

File contains newspaper clips on Mayor Scott on the industrial expansion of Belleville c.1969, a “Buy Belleville” sticker, and miscellaneous newspaper clips on Belleville expansion.

File contains a c.1925 program from the Belleville International Fairs production of “The Pagaent of Progress”, a John B. Rogers production.

File contains a Deloro Stellite brochure; a newspaper clip on the c.1960 death of Ralph G. Walsh, Deloro Stellite officially opening modern plant in Belleville c.1956, and other miscellaneous newspaper clips on Deloro Stellite.

File contains newspaper clips on the c.1969 proposed Belleville Holiday Inn, Brooks Board Ltd complex to be built in Belleville's industrial park, and miscellaneous clips on Belleville industrial expansion during 1969.

File contains the following newspaper clips on Belleville's industries: c.1969 50th anniversary celebrations for pioneers of Belleville television, Northern Electric employees association votes 2-1 for hourly rated employees, Northern Electric Belleville plant manager transferred, family night for Northern Electric employees, c.1969 Northern Electric re-organization moves 3 of seven executives from Belleville.

File contains 1956 newspaper clippings on Wilson Concrete Products Ltd. (founded in 1950) constructing a modern plant on Sidney Street in Belleville, Ontario, and a clipping about specially designed trailers that extended to make transporting large objects easier.

File contains newspaper clips on American Optical of Canada relocating head office from Toronto to Belleville, and a clip titled “Wooing the Sugar Daddy” on industries vs. Public policies, and other miscellaneous clips on American Optical moving to Belleville.