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A reproduction of an air survey photograph produced by the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources. Map # 444773E of Rawdon Township in Hastings County, Ontario. Circa 1950.

The photograph shows Rawdon Township from the eastern border to Hwy 14, Harold and Springbrook Villages, western Huntingdon Township, southern Marmora and Madoc Townships, Banker Lake.

Donated by Walter I. Watson, P.L.S.

A reproduction of an air survey photograph produced by the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources. Map # 444773W of Rawdon Township in Hastings County, Ontario. Circa 1950.

The photograph shows Rawdon Township, Concession 8 to 14, west of Hwy 14, small sections of Marmora Township including Marmora Village and Crow Lake and a small part of Seymour Township in Northumberland County

Donated by Walter I. Watson, P.L.S.

A reproduction of an air survey photograph produced by the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources. Map #445771E of Sheffield Township in Lennox and Addington County, Ontario. Circa 1950.

The photograph shows Sheffield Township, Concession 3 to 9, Beaver Lake and north to Kaladar Township, Concession VIII to XI, Lingham Lakes in Grimthorpe Township in Hastings County.

Donated by Walter I. Watson, P.L.S.

A reproduction of an air survey photograph produced by the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources. Map #446772E of Elzevir Township in Hastings County, Ontario. Circa 1950.

The photograph shows the North East part of Elzevir Township, Elzevir Creek and the Skootamata River.

Donated by Walter I. Watson, P.L.S.

An original map produced for the Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario, concerning hydro power lines, stations and transformers. However, the map also features railways, roads and land boundaries.

This map is the West Centre Section - Tweed ROA. The total area includes parts of Rawdon, Marmora, Huntingdon, Madoc, Hungerford, and Elzevir Townships. Dated October 16, 1951. Scale: 1.2 inches = 1 m.

Donated by David Pershik.

An original map produced for the Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario, concerning hydro power lines, stations and transformers. However, the map also features railways, roads and land boundaries.

This map is of the North Section - Frankford Rural Power District. The total area includes parts of Thurlow, Huntingdon, Sidney, Rawdon, Campbellford, Seymour, Brighton, and Percy Townships. Circa 1950.
Donated by David Pershik.

An original map produced for the Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario, concerning hydro power lines, stations and transformers. However, the map also features railways, roads and land boundaries.

This map is of the Southwest Section - Tweed Rural Power District. The total area includes parts of Hungerford, Huntingdon, and Thurlow Townships. Dated October 16, 1951. Scale: 2 inches = 1 mile.

Donated by David Pershik.

A blueprint reproduction of a map of Grimsthorpe Township in Hastings County, Ontario. The map features the names of neighboring townships, lot and concession numbers, rivers, and lakes. The total area is 69, 028 acres and without lakes 68, 711 acres. Surveyed by William Murdock, P.L.S., and signed February 22, 1867. Scale 40 chains to an inch.

A blueprint reproduction of a map of Faraday Township in Hastings County, Ontario. The map features the names of neighboring townships, lot and concession numbers, rivers, lakes, and creeks. Surveyed by Frank R. Wilkins, O.L.S., circa 1913. Scale 40 chains to an inch.

Photograph taken at John and Leatha Homan's farm on Harmony Road in Corbyville, Hastings County, Ontario. It shows Mike Stanko, a displaced person from Poland who came to Canada after the Second World War, and the Homan's son, Clare, next to a car.

A regional planning map for the Village of Salem in Thurlow Township, February 1st, 1859. Area extends from concession #8 in lot 12. By Wm Wallbridge, P.L.S. Dimensions 71cm x 32cm. Scale: 1" = 2 chains.

Written in blue ink on the back of flowery wallpaper.

Donated by Mrs. R. Sills.

A map showing concessions and lots of Huntingdon - Madoc Township, Hastings County. Circa 1869. 30 advertisements for companies surround the map. Published by Macleod and Carre, Engineers and Surveyors. Scale: 1:63,000. Dimensions: 34.0cm x 37.0cm. Map was created from Government plan.

Donated from the Col. W. N. Ponton Estate. Penciled notes on map show Ponton family's interest in mining, especially after the Eldorado Gold Rush in 1866.

A map of Sidney Township, the Plan of Lots on Gladstone Avenue/Trent Road, 1912. Published by Lucien & Allen C.E. on January 2nd, 1912. Created by A.W. Ponton, P.L.S. Scale: 100 feet : 1 inch.

Copy of plan 204 registered in the Hastings County Land Registry Office, showing the Brown Block between Sidney Street (Townline Street) and Wilkins Street in Belleville, Ontario. The plan was drawn up by Evans and Bolger for James W. Brown, a tailor.

A copy of a map planning streets and some buildings in Belleville, Ontario, 1864-65. Composed by R. L. Innes, ESQ. C.E. Produced for the Hastings Directory.

Scale: 10 chains to an inch.

A 1972 copy of a "Plan of the Town of Belleville, as laid out in subdivisions - A.D. 1868." City lots, wards and street names are identified on the map. Surveyed by John J. Haslett, P.L.S.

Reproduction made in 1976 of an 1875 map of the Belleville Harbour in Bay of Quinte. The map features major streets, buildings and depth readings of travelled waters. Surveyed by F. M. Hamel, C.E. Drawn by J. M. Faga. Scale: 1:6000.

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 copy of a map detailing the temporal and spatial sequence of Belleville's growth from a village to a town and then a city. The different stages of growth (see legend) and administrative boundaries are outlined. Created by the Belleville and Suburban Planning Board in July 1967.

A "Plan of Survey showing Physical Features" detailing city lots, buildings and streets in Belleville. Ontario. By John T. Ransom, Ontario Land Surveyor on January 8, 1959 and revised on March 23, 1959. Scale: 1 inch to 20 feet.

Text: [based on the] Government Plan 1816; [including] Lots # 28 and part of Lots # 27 and 29 East of Pinnacle Street and Lot # 28 and part of Lots # 27 and 29 West of Church Street.

Donated by Tom Ransom, Belleville, surveyor and son of the author.