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Visitor's register with meals served, yachts launched and arrived, 27 Jun - 10 Sept, 1905.

The file contains a writing by Diane Sule titled Women's Christian Association of Belleville, (125th Anniversary of the founding of the WCA).

This file contains a copy of the Souvenir Programme from Belleville's 1974 Winter Carnival.

A biography essay on the Ketcheson family written by 6th grader Marcia Williams for an essay contest in Madoc Township. Includes photographs. 15 pages.

The file contains a clipping taken from “The Country Connection” titled “A Loose Fish: Senator Billa Flint” by Michael Dawber. Also in the file is a typed copy of the obituary from The Daily Intelligencer January 5, 1916 for William Webster, as well as research information on William Webster & Isabella Grant Keith marriage in Belleville.

The file contains a letter from Gerry Boyce dated January 6, 1992 and addressed to Jack Arthur and the Directors of Hastings County Historical Society. The subject of the letter is the William Hutton Crypt Stone at the Belleville Cemetery.

File contains a newspaper article from the Intelligencer from Wednesday, January 28, 1970 about the history and subsequent demolition of White's Church built in 1841 in Bayside. One of the Quinte area's oldest churches.

A biography essay on the 1983 Citizen of the Year winner Rex Rollins written by 6th grader Carol-Ann Whiteman for an essay contest in Madoc Township. Includes photographs. 21 pages.

A biography essay on carpenter Joe Brintnell written by 6th grader Michelle Whiteley for an essay contest in Madoc Township. Includes photographs. 9 pages.

The file contains a newspaper article from the Intelligencer, dated May 16, 2002 titled "Belleville-built boat begins plying Muskoka waters Friday, harkens back to bygone era".

The file contains a complimentary notepad from the W.E. Lewis Sheet Metal and Heating, Belleville, Ontario.

Magazine clipping about Maude L. Watts, formerly of Belleville.

Papers of Loral and Mildred Wanamaker containing 16 leases dated from 1821 to 1892 between Rev. John Grier, A.M. Rector, of Belleville and second parties, names include: Ferguson, Limm, Adamson, Lawlor, Sarsfield, Weir, Howell, Farrell, Murphy, Cherry, Heath, Canning, Strudgeon, Tebbet, Jamieson and Connors.

Papers of Loral and Mildred Wanamaker containing: North Shore Railway ticket for Mr. Alex Robertson (1884); four invitations to Lieut. Col. Ponton's (1896); The Royal Bank of Canada Monthly Letter (Jan. 1956) and a copy of the Constitution and By-Laws for the Officers Committees and Members of The Holland Society of New York, July 1972.

Papers of Loral and Mildred Wanamaker containing a copy of the 1909 Voters' List of the Town of Trenton and 1965 Voters' List for the Township of Ameliasburgh.

Papers of Loral and Mildred Wanamaker including Canada Post records (list of Belleville carriers) and supervisor bulletins, leases for Glebe Lands from Rev. John Grier and St. Thomas Anglican Church (1835-1871), voter's lists for Ameliasburg, 1965 and the Town of Trenton, 1909, and 15th ALI band program at Belleville, 1896.

The file contains a copy of a writing titled "Always There Were Trains; Portrait of a Father: Walter John Neal 1898-1959" written by Bruce W. Neal 2003.