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Framed items removed from Belleville City Hall Council Chambers during renovations in January 2021.

1. Framed reproduction of a photograph of members of the last council of the Town of Belleville, 1877
2. Letter from the First Clerk Assistant of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario certifying that a photocopy of the Act for the Incorporation of the Town of Belleville as a City was a true copy of the act of 2 March 1877, 24 June 1977 [2 copies]
3. Framed reproduction of the City of Belleville armorial bearings, 8 January 1982
4. Frame containing four photographs of the former City of Belleville Council Chambers, 1987 [Note that this item was returned to City Hall for reframing and display in the refurbished Council Chambers on 24 August 2021.]
5. Framed photograph of Queen Elizabeth II donated by Lyle Vanclief MP, c.1990
6. Framed photograph of Prince Philip donated by Lyle Vanclief MP, c.1990
7. Framed photograph of Governor General Ramon John Hnatyshyn donated by Lyle Vanclief MP, c.1990
8. Framed registration of armorial bearings in the Public Register of Arms, Flags and Badges of Canada, 1 May 1992
9. Framed photograph donated by the City of Lahr, August 2009
10. Framed photograph of Queen Elizabeth II, 2010

Remains of property at 217 Pinnacle Street, Belleville, Ontario, after a major fire overnight on November 12-13, 2023.

Two photographs taken in Tweed, Ontario:
1) Garage building on Spring Street
2) The old Ketcheson house

Approximately 1,800 documents created and or collected by the Procter, Cameron law firm and its predecessors in the course of its daily activities. Includes deeds, mortgages, insurance policies, estate papers, business and personal contacts.

The Quinte Scanner was a newspaper published in Deseronto, Ontario, between 1968 and 1981.

Newspaper clippings and photographs relating to the Marston mica mine in Tweed, Ontario.

Five photographs of firefighters dealing with a fire in oil tanks at Cities Service Oil at 105 John Street South in Belleville, Ontario.

Minutes, photographs and administrative materials relating to the Trent Valley Quilters' Guild. Includes scanned copies of all materials.

1. Executive minutes, 1989-2019
2. Monthly meeting minutes, 1989-2019
3. Constitution, duties of officers, installation of officers, 1992-2016
4. Guild histories and photographs, 1989-2004
5. Flyers, correspondence and administration relating to quilt shows, 1992-2018
6. Photographs:
   1. Quilt Show , January 1992
   2. Quilt Show, 1997
   3. Quilt Show, 2000
   4. Quilt Show, 2003
   5. DVD of quilt photographs, September 2005
   6. DVD of quilt photographs, December 2005
   7. DVD of quilt photographs, January 2006
   8. 3 DVDs of Love Covers All quilt show, October 2006
   9. DVD of Quilt Show, 2009
   10. DVD of Quilt Show, 2012
7. Electronic records, including:
   1. Executive minutes, 1989-2023
   2. Monthly meeting minutes, 1989-2023
   3. Constitution, duties of officers, 1992-2022
   4. Guild histories. 1989-2006
   5. Quilt Show documents and photographs, 1986-2023

Various plans of streets in Belleville and Thurlow Township.

Research files compiled by Ken Brown for a proposed history of the Rathbun era of Deseronto, Ontario. The files contain draft chapters, photocopies of newspaper articles and email correspondence.

Items relating to Clifford Adair LeBlanc, of the Hastings and Prince Edward Regiment.

1. Three photographs of Clifford Adair LeBlanc taken during the Second World War.
2. Two leave passes in LeBlanc's name from 1944 and 1951
3. Penknife and clip owned by LeBlanc
4. Legion medal for Past Offficer, Executive Committee - on back is "C. LeBlanc, BR. #414 1974-1975"

Photographs taken by Belleville, Ontario, photographers.

Flyers, newspaper clippings and choir photographs relating to activities at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church in Belleville, Ontario.

Collage of pasted 1933 topographical maps of the Bay of Quinte region, with 'Wavecrest' property identified in ink.

The Community Archives has an extensive collection of original local newspapers and magazines, as well as microfilm copies of the Intelligencer, the Hastings Chronicle, and the Daily Ontario.

One framed and four unframed honour rolls from the Second World War, recording the names of members of St. Andrew's Presbyterian who served in the armed forces.

Two photographs of classes at the Ontario Business college. The 1900 photograph shows students from New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, the 1913 photo shows students in the shorthand department.