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Article on the Quinte Tennis and Skating Club at the southeast corner of Queen and Dufferin Streets, Belleville, Ontario.

Certificate showing that G. A. Freeman owned six shares in Belleville Arena Limited.

Album with photographs commemorating the Belleville McFarlands hockey team's time in Prague, Czechoslovakia at the Ice Hockey World Championships, where they visited a glass factory and other local landmarks.

One-page information sheet on the Belleville Senators, the American Hockey League and the planned renovation and expansion of the Yardmen Arena at the Quinte Sports and Wellness Centre.

Presentation prepared for the St. Teresa's School History Fair in April 2012 on the visit of the Chicago Black Hawks to Belleville to play an intra-club game on 10 October 1951.

A photograph showing the participants of a swim across the Bay of Quinte in Ontario sometime in 1925.

Included in this photo, starting in the back row: Donald Row, Morley Stork, Bub Galloway, Norman Clarke, Fred Brown, Les Smith, George Oliphant, ? Semark, ??; middle and front row: Cliff Barber, Elmer LaBarr, Jessie Barbart, George Drummond, Margaret Walker, Larry Wray, Marj McGuire, Ken Grills, George Brown.

Members of the Belleville Memos hockey team, 1954-1955
Back row: Claude Tice, Vern Goyer, Hub Macey, Ted Degray, Jack Wade Red Doran, John Mockerr, Jerry Hyde
Middle row: Art Charleton, Peter Jones, Davey Jones, Frank Betioll, Doug (Knobber) Day, Bob Wilson, Drury Denyes
Front row: Tony Parisi, Keith MacDonald, Edwin Duncan, Bruce Smith, Erwin Duncan, Doug Hull, Don (Turk) Barclay, Doug Murray

Copy of a series of photographs of the 1919 Belleville Grand Trunk Railway baseball team, winners of the Central Ontario League Amateur Championship.

Players identified are: J. Kelleher; J. L. Casey; G. V. Weir; H. Whalen; J. S. Smith; S. Simmons; A. G. Meagher; F. Goyer; W. Gerow; W. Mills; Doug Simon; J. W. Ross.

Booklet published by the Ontario Department of Lands and Forests, written by W. J. (Jack) Christie.

Green ashtray awarded at the Lucky Strikes Lanes in Deseronto, Ontario, for a bowling score of "320 & Over in 5-Pins".

The Lucky Strikes Lanes were at 358 Main Street, where Deseronto Public Library was later located.

Newspaper article proclaiming Belleville yacht skipper Ian Morch's Class win at the Governer's Cup in Miami, 1968.

Photograph of the members of the Belleville Business College baseball team of 1913.

Names listed are: A. S. Patterson, R.F., of Cobden, Ontario; H. Aslestine, Capt., Ist Base, of Belleville, Ontario; A. Jackson, C. F. of New York; George Ferguson, Pitcher, of Perth, Ontario; H. Thomas, L. F., of Belleville; M. McMillan, Treasurer, of Inverness, Quebec; E. D. O'Flynn, Secretary; F. E. O'Flynn, President; T. W. Wauchope, Principal; H. Toner, 3rd Base, of Portage du Fort, Quebec; N. D. Lynn, S.S. of of Portage du Fort, Quebec; G. McAllister, Manager, Catcher, of Brownsburg, Quebec; L. Phillips, 2nd Base, of Belleville.