File contains a photocopied typescript report entitled 'Brief on Flood Control Measures for the Moira River Watershed,' submitted by the Moira River Conservation Authority to the Government of Canada and the Government of Ontario ca. 1955.
File contains a photocopied hand drawn map of the Moira Conservation Authority watershed area, ca. 1958. Also included is a photocopied typescript report on a multi-use project for the proposed 'Colonel Roscoe Vanderwater Conservation Area' near Thomasburg, Ontario.
A newspaper article concerning pollution of the Moira River as stated in a Moira River Conservsation Authority report, as well as an article on a MRCA proposed dam in the City of Belleville.
One issue from a series of semi-annual bulletins published by the Ontario Dept. of Planning and Development, concerning Moira River Conservation Authority activities.
One issue from a series of semi-annual bulletins published by the Ontario Department of Planning and Development, concerning Moira River Conservation Authority activities.
One issue from a series of semi-annual bulletins published by the Ontario Dept. of Planning and Development, concerning Moira River Conservation Authority activities.
One issue from a series of semi-annual bulletins published by the Ontario Dept. of Planning and Development, concerning Moira River Conservation Authority activities.
File contains a completed printed warrant for witnesses to appear in Midland District Court in Kingston on May 30, 1838 at a trial of Nelson Reynolds and Hugh Scanlon on charges of high treason.
File contains a manuscript rebellion losses claim for £2 from John Smith for taking prisoners from Belleville to Kingston during the Rebellion of 1837.
File contains typescript correspondence from Leslie Whitford to Mrs. J.W. Sargent Secretary, Hastings County Historical Society March 6-March12, 1964 concerning the 1871 annual inspection of the Grand Trunk Railway Brigade in Belleville under the command of Captains Nunn and Crowther. Also contains a photocopied article entitled “The Grand Trunk Railway Brigade” by Barbara Wilson, concerning special militia units composed of employees of the Grand Trunk Railway authorized by Canadian Order in Council in 1867 to act in states of emergency (published in the Canadian Army Journal 17 (2) in 1963).
File contains a colour geological map of the province of Ontario ca. 1958, displaying the rock composition underlying the soil throughout the province.
File contains newspaper articles concerning the history of the Monck Road, a colonization road primarily, but also intended as a less vulnerable military route between the Upper Great Lakes and the Ottawa Valley, passing near Bancroft, Ontario. The road was surveyed in 1864-1865 and named in honour of Governor-General, Lord Monck. Also included is typescript transcript of an article entitled "Was the Monck Road for Military Use?" / by Dr. J. J. Talman, first published in the Orillia Packet and Times, 27 June 1940
