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A map showing, primarily, the depth of the Moira River within Belleville, Ontario. Together with a written report, it proposed a channel to the New Ferry Slip. Major streets and some lots are also labelled. By John D. Evans, P.L.S. on April 28, 1881 or 1887. Scale: 66 feet : 1". Note the interesting colouring at dimmed edges.

Donated by the Col W. N. Ponton Estate.

A blueprint planning the suspension footbridge across the Moira River in Belleville, Ontario. Approved by Charles Mott - April 21, 1936. Submitted by Walter H. Patterson of the Patterson Construction Company.

A map of the City of Belleville in Hastings County, Ontario. Composed and published by Pathfinder Air Surveys Ltd., in 1963.
Insets include:
1) Street index
2) Industries index
3) Businesses and services index
4) Legend
5) List of cities with Pathfinder map suppliers
6) Survey information

A Floor Plan of the Main First Floor at the County Court House on Pinnacle Street in Belleville, Ontario. All rooms and areas are named: Turnkey's Apartment, Sheriff's Offices, Judge Cameron's Office, Jail Govenor's Office etc. Composed by Charles A. Mott, City Engineer, and dated November 15, 1944.

Donated by Heritage Belleville in 2017.

A Floor Plan of the Main Cell Block and Basement at the County Court House on Pinnacle Street in Belleville, Ontario. The “Old Cells” are in the basement of the Court House. The Main Cell Block is connected to the Court House on the southeast. Composed by Charles A. Mott, City Engineer, and dated November 15, 1944.

Donated by Heritage Belleville in 2017.

A map of the land settlement, including roads and mills, located in the Moira Valley. This information has been superimposed on Publius V. Elmore's 1836 map of the Midland District.

The mills featured: Bleecker's Saw Mill, Mire's Grist Mill, Saw and Grist Mil, Colman's Mill, Jonas Canniff's Saw Mill, Joseph Canniff's Saw & Grist Mills, Daniel Canniff's Saw & Grist Mills, Reed's Saw Mill, Eowerman's Saw Mill, Thorn's Saw Mill, Thomson's Mill, Latta's Saw & Grist Mill, Carter's Saw Mill, Trumpour's Saw Mill, Munro's Saw & Grist Mill, McKenzie's Saw and Grist Mill, and Reed's Grist Mill.

"Map of the County of Hastings and Adjoining Townships. Compiled from Actual Surveys & The Latest Authorities by W. R. Elmore, C.E. Scale 100 chains to an inch. [Published by] Snyder, Black & Sturn, New York."

The townships within Hastings include Lake, Marmora, Madoc, Elzevir, Rawdon, Huntingdon, Hungerford, Sidney, Thurlow and Tyendinaga. The adjoining townships of other counties include Murray, Seymour, Belmont, Kaladar and Richmond. At the the top corners are drawings of the Courthouse and Jail, and the Episcopal Methodist Seminary, both in the town of Belleville.

Featured on the map: settlements, lots, concessions, road allowances, boundaries, mills, schools, post offices, other roads and railroads.

An original "Map of the Province of Ontario showing counties, townships, railways and post offices." Published by COPP Clark Ltd. in 1898.

A reproduction of a blueprint for Market Square between Front Street and Pinnacle Street in Belleville, Ontario. Including the Police Station, sidewalks, Beer Warehouse, dwellings etc. Surveyed by Charles D. Campbell. Signed by City Engineer, Charles A. Mott, on January 5, 1929.

Donated by the Belleville Public Library in 2014.

A blueprint of the proposed new COR station at Picton, Prince Edward County, Ontario. Drawn by John Dunlop Evans, Chief Engineer. Published by the Office of Master of Bridges and Buildings G.T.R. in December 1901.

A blueprint of the proposed new COR station at Picton, Prince Edward County, Ontario. Drawn by John Dunlop Evans, Chief Engineer. Published by the Office of Master of Bridges and Buildings G.T.R. in December 1901.

A blueprint of the proposed new COR station at Wellington, Prince Edward County, Ontario. Drawn by John Dunlop Evans, Chief Engineer. Published by the Office of Master of Bridges and Buildings G.T.R. on March 23, 1911.

A blueprint planning the COR passenger station at Bloomfield, Hastings County, Ontario. Plan features floor, platform plans, elevation and sections. Drawn by John Dunlop Evans, Chief Surveyor/Engineer - July 24, 1909.

A map of the City of Belleville in 1950, on an advertisement for Walker Hardware Company Limited. The map itself features street names and major water ways. Street names are at the bottom of the map. Published by S. A. Renouf Advertising Co. and drawn by F. P. Lloyd. Scale 2" : 2,000 feet.

Part of a set of blueprints for the New Fire Hall No.2 in Belleville, Ontario. The hall is located on West Moira Street, between Boswell Street and Wallbridge Crescent . Drawn by John Arnold Thomson and signed October 25, 1948.

A blueprint of the Belleville Arena Seating Plan. The (Memorial) Arena is located on Market Street, between Pinnacle and Front Streets. Drawn by City Engineer, Charles A. Mott, and signed January 5, 1929.

A map detailing local streets, schools and their respective names, in Belleville, Ontario. Published by the Belleville and Suburban Planning Board in October 1965. Scale 1:9500.

A photocopy of the "Plan of Part of the West side of Front Street in the Town of Belleville." Surveyed by John J. Haslett D. P. Surveyor, circa 1850. Labels on the plan include Roy (a brewery), Courtney, J. Ross Esq., arches, S. Stevens, raceway, the Gore, D. B. Sole, J. Reynolds and Store.

Donated by the Belleville Public Library in 2014.

Reproduction of an 1874 Bird's Eye View of Napanee, Ontario, showing buildings that existed at that time. The original map was drawn by Herman Brosius and printed by Charles Sober & Co. of Chicago.

Donated by the Belleville Public Library in 2014.

A study of Front Street Heritage Buildings. The study was completed in 1980 by the Local Architectural Conservation Advisory Committee and funded by the Summer Youth Employment Program. A reference map (in two sheets) corresponds to drawings of buildings labelled A-U.