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A hydrographic map of the area surrounding the Bay of Quinte, Picton to Presqu'ile Bay in Ontario, Canada. With maps of Trenton Approaches, and Telegraph Narrows inset. Published by the Canadian Hydrographic Service, Marine Sciences Directorate, Department of the Environment, Ottawa. Sheet number 2069.

Scale: 1:60,588

Analysis of photograph purporting to be of the Halifax Explosion (in accession 2012-14 at the Community Archives). With contributions from Mac MacKay, Alan Ruffman, and Ken Cuthbertson.

Digital photographs:

1. 4 school yearbooks and 14 photographs scanned in memory of Peter Lantz (1956-2019), 1967-2000
2. 17 photographs taken by Lloyd Lantz of Belleville flooding, March 1981
3. 88 photographs taken at the Belleville Climate Strike event, 20 September 2019
4. 8 photographs of Black Lives Matter posters from the Belleville protest, 7 June 2020

Photographs of Reid family headstones in Luke's and White Lake cemeteries, Huntingdon township, Hastings County.

File containing:

1. 9 photographs of the construction of the restored Block House at Fort Kente in Carrying Place, 1998
2. Photocopy of article by Paul Germain in Historic Kingston journal 'Rediscovering Kente', 1999
3. Letter from Jane Beecroft to Paul Germain concerning a Trillium Foundation application relating to Fort Kente, 21 May 1999
4. Article by Kente Portage Heritage Conservation Society on 320 year old documents, 1999
5. Article by Mary-Lynne Morgan on the history of the Kente portage, 2020

Eight photographs of buildings in Newburgh and Selby, Ontario.

1. Letter addressed to members of Bay of Quinte Conservative Party concerning Shelby Kramp-Neuman's bid for nomination as the Conservative Party of Canada candidate for the Bay of Quinte riding in the next Federal Election.
2. Flyer for Shelby Kramp-Neuman

Materials collected by the Kellaway family.
Textual materials:
0) Photocopy of a letter written by Patrick Tighe from Virginia City, Nevada, on 3 January 1863
1) Printed Report of the County Valuators for Hastings County Council, 1866
2) Prospectus for Belleville Business College, c.1905
3) 'The Annual Announcement, Albert College, Belleville, Ontario', prospectus, 1913
4) '140 Years of Progress' U.E.L. souvenir, 1924
5) Program for 'The Girl in Red' musical comedy at the Empire Theatre, 9-11 July 1925
6) Share certificate for the Belleville Arena in the name of M. J. Callaghan, 1930
7) File containing folk songs collected from Tyendinaga Township by Bill Sipprell and Jim Downey in 1973
8) File of materials relating to a fur harvest and management course held in Napanee in 1982
9) 'Ellie Mae's Nifty Knits' volume of knitting patterns designed by Ellen Marie Kellaway (1961-2006), c.1992

Photographs:
10) View of south Front Street near the railway bridge, 1912
11) Photograph of children in confirmation clothes, c.1930
12) St. Mike's Regis Bowling League, April 1957
13) Boys in confirmation suits at the altar of St. Michael's Roman Catholic Church in Belleville, Ontario, c.1970
14) & 15) Photographs of the stone building (former axe factory) at Station Street in Belleville, c.1980
16) People (including Theresa Kellaway) marching in a St. Patrick's Day parade on Front Street in Belleville, (published in Quinte Weekly News on 19 March 1991)
17) Group of people outside the Belleville Collegiate Institute and Vocational School Building, c.2000

Collection of Canada Department of Mines and Technical Surveys maps of the Quinte region (1:25,000):
1) Topographical map 30N/15f of False Duck Islands (Prince Edward County), 1965
2) Topographical map 30N/14a of Gull Bar (Prince Edward County), 1965
3) Topographical map 31C/3d of Ameliasburgh (Prince Edward County), 1966
4) Topographical map 30N/15g,h of Main Duck Island (Prince Edward County), 1966
5) Topographical map 30N/14b of Point Petre (Prince Edward County), 1966
6) Topographical map 31C/3a of Glenora (Prince Edward County), 1966
7) Topographical map 31C/4g of Wooler, 1970
8) Topographical map 31C/3e of west Belleville, 1971
9) Topographical map 31C/3f of east Belleville, 1971
10) Topographical map 31C/3h of Deseronto, 1971
11) Topographical map 31C/2e of Napanee, 1971

12) Canadian Hydrographic Service nautical chart (1:30,000), of Belleville to Telegraph Narrows, with Belleville harbour inset, 1982

13) Scrapbook of newspaper clippings relating to members of the Callaghan and Kellaway family, including Chris Simboli, Thomas Callaghan, Kay Callaghan, Don Kellaway, Ellen Kellaway, Frank Maloney, Michael Callaghan, Theresa Kellaway and Jack Bradford, 1983-1994

Publications of Belleville Collegiate Institute and Vocational School:

1. Kampus Kapers program, 1956
2. Kampus Kapers program, 1958
3. Kampus Kapers program, 1959
4. Kampus Kapers program, 1960
5. Home and School Bulletin, 25 February 1958
6. Official opening of Education Week program, 2 March 1958
7. Program for production of The Mikado, c.1958

Certificate of registration for a boiler at Hume (later known as Memorial) Arena.

Papers collected by members of the Dafoe, Lloyd and Reid families of Thurlow and Sidney Townships, Hastings County. The collection includes:

1. 1899 [solicitor's?] account book used as scrapbook for newspaper clippings about hymns and Methodism (some entries from the account book are still visible), 1940s. Includes an essay from 1921 on the benefits of music for improving society.
2. Newspaper clippings, 1916-1964
3. Various receipts and flyers, including advertisements for a Copperstyle washing machine and wringer, and a bagless vacuum cleaner, 1929-1954
4. Orders of service from various United Churches, including one to be used at the end of hostilities in the Second World War, 1911-1950 and International Plowing Match promotional materials from 1961
5. Photograph of Keitha Lloyd as a child, c.1910; postcards of Potters Creek camp ground, 1930s; text of a talk by Norma Lloyd Dafoe on the first automobile in Belleville, c.1950
6. 1940s scrapbook on anniversaries and churches made using an edition of Star Weekly of 27 May 1944
7. Digital copies of notes on the family history of the Wilmot, Merritt, Chisholm and Wartman families, 1785-1940