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The file contains three newspaper clippings about the Royal Visit of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip to Kingston. Included in the articles are references to the Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory and presentations by the Indigenous people. Also, during the same visit, in Toronto the meeting of the Royals with Peter Ramsay of Madoc.

The file contains 2 student notebooks for David Duncan, grade 11 student at B.C.I. in Belleville.

The file contains an original Indenture of Sales, dated September 27, 1864 between Julia Willard of Kingston and Johm B. Aris of Belleville for the property known as, 3/10 of an acre, Lot 16, north side of Dundas Street, west side of Rear Street in Belleville, Ontario.

The file contains a formula for Caspers Ointment by W.J. Gibson, M.D. Belleville, Ontario

The file contains programs, newspaper clippings and memorabilia for the "World Day of Prayer", Belleville from 1926 to 1984.

The file contains the minute book containing the minutes of the meetings of the executives that arrange for the program on the "International Day of Prayer". The book was started in 1926 by the Women's Missionary Society in Belleville, Ontario and records the minutes through to 1984.

Draft of a quit claim by Jessie Maude (Patterson) Phillips Burrows on presumably Glanmore House in Belleville

The file contains a number of legal documents dating from 1907 through to 1929 pertaining to land ownership of various parcels of land including: Hastings Paper Mills (Township of Thurlow), Lazier Paper Mills, Belleville Paper Mills, Lazier Dam. Family names included in these documents are: Colon Bruce Burnham, John Bell, Thomas P. Birchall, Samuel J. Bull, Jonas Canniff, James Canniff, William James Craig, William Oliver Luscomb (wife Coralie), Samuel H. Traverton, S.A. Lazier, Robert Elliott Lazier, Alec Robertson, Charles Edward Ford, Albert Ford, Frederick Ford, Walter Ford, Mary Ford, Mary Fenwick, William Moore, Clara Yeomans, Mary Yoemans, Louis C. Yeomans, Alicia Fenton Russell Yeomans , Horace Yeomans.

File contains copies of detailed Geen Family Genealogy.

The file contains (3) newspaper articles: 1) dated 1933 titled Rev. A.L. Geen Years of Business; Oldest Active Druggist in Ontario, Probably in Canada. 2) dated 1953 titled 30 years ago about the purchase of the Holden's Drug Store by Rev. A.L. Geen. 3) From the Intelligencer dated June 18, 1964 titled Our Architectural Heritage and about the Moodie Cottage.

Newspaper article from the Windsor Daily Star, dated November 18, 1957, about the 50th Wedding Anniversary of Charles B. Spalding of Guelph and Lila Burrows of Belleville.

Newspaper obituary for Uriah E. Thompson, lived 36 Bridge Street, Belleville, Ontario. Born Dec 21, 1842 a banker in Belleville.

Newspaper article from the Ontario Intelligencer, dated Oct 23, 1964 and titled "Belleville 1860:The Shambles of a Royal Visit". Also in the file a photocopy of a poster dated Sept 3, 1860 with the program (order of service) for the arrival of the Prince of Wales.

Four original account statements for Mr. W.N. Ponton from: 1) R.P. Hamilton, dealer in Carriages, Sleighs, Agricultural Iplements, etc. dated Oct. 30, 1895; 2) H. Fowell, wholesale and retail dealer in Fine Carriages, Harness, All Farm Machinery, Robes, Whips, Blankets, dated Oct 25, 1895; 3) J.W. Walker, dealer in Carriage, Traimmings, Saddlery, Shelf and Heavy Hardware dated Aug 26, 1895; 4) Orr & Duckworth, manufacturers of Light and Heavy Carriages.

Photocopies of the Canadian Mining Journal:Centenary Flashback to the year of the birth of Canada 1867. Compiled and edited by J.V. Deragon.

Original contract between Samuel and Edward James Tanner of Rawdon Township and The Dominion Express Company for stage coach services dated 14-July-1897.

Two booklets published by the Hastings County Historical Society reproducing an article taken from the first directory of the County of Hastings, 1860-1861 published by Mackenzie Bowell, the Intelligencer Office, Belleville, Canada West, 1860. In the early part of the Nineteenth Century, the village at the mouth of the Trent River was known as Trent Port.

Photo of Discharge Certificate from the Canadian Expeditionary Force, Cobourg Heavy Battery for Robert Clifford Clarke dated 26-May-1917.

Hand written record of children and grandchildren of John Graham and Margaret Mullholland. Surnames include: Elliott, Vance, Martin, Stinson, Keys, Elliott, McCready, Kyle, Morton, Coulter, Palliser and Cunningham.