File contains an envelope sent from Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce to Dr. J.W. Farley, Trenton, Ontario. It contained a deed concerning the sale of property in Block H, Trent Port between Joseph and Mary Ann Shuter of Montreal and James Lyons Biggar of Murray Township, Northumberland. [Property now at 141 Dundas Street West, Trenton.]
File contains a 1893-94 season membership, 1890 Women's Christian Association concert programs and advertisements for benefit concerts c.1890s (Leona Riggs), 1899 newspaper clippings
File contains a poster, a list of coins from the Bay of Quinte Numismatic Society, and newspaper clippings on the winner of a 1969 coin show award, and an article on the success of a coin auction earning $19,129.
File contains a seventy-fifth anniversary program from the Victoria Avenue Baptist Church , and a letter to a Mrs. Dempsey on Victoria Avenue Baptist church letterhead. Also includes a printed booklet: Victoria Avenue Baptist Church Belleville, Ontario 1873-1973, A Century of Service with a note to Gerry Boyce from the author, Veva Robson, dated 1982.
File contains a copy of an 1873 by-law for the construction of a footbridge over the Moira in Belleville, and newspaper clippings about the construction of the Dundas Street bridge in the city, 1964-1969.
File contains a ts. photocopy a campaign circular letter from Robert Temple, M.P. Hastings South to his constituents, dated October 30, 1965; one mimeographed list of officers of the Progressive Conservative Association of South Hastings, 1965; one printed poll workers' handbook; three campaign pamphlets for Lee Grills, P.C. and Robert Temple, Liberal candidate. Also contains a cloth campaign ribbon for Lee Grills.
File contains a c.1950 invitation to a reception for the Hon. and Mrs. Louis St. Laurent; a c.1960 invitation to a reception for the Hon. William Jennings Bryan; and the following newspaper clips: Marquis of Aberdeen who visited Belleville c.1919 died, Prime Minister visits Belleville c.1950 and partakes in a ceremony to honor Sir Mackenzie Bowell, and Richard Nixon visits Belleville c.1957.
