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Printed family histories of the Chapman (1979) and Ketcheson (1981) families.

Three newspapers marking anniversaries of the town of Trenton:

1. The Courier-Advocate, 5 July 1953
2. The Trentonian, 20 June 1967 [pages 15, 16, 21 and 22 only]
3. The Trentonian Centennial Edition, 1980 [part B only]

Contact prints of images taken during the Railway Week train excursion of May 1978 and negatives of houses in Tweed, Ontario, taken in April 1991. Two slides of buildings in Belleville, Ontario.

Four photographs of the front of the building at 232 Front Street, during the removal of steel cladding from the façade. Two photographs of the front of 253 Front Street with cladding still present and in the process of being removed.

Kellaway family items:

1. Hand-coloured photograph of a brick house, c.1900
2. Quinte Songs and Sonnets by WIlmot B. Lane, 1925
3. School diary of Teresa Callaghan in Grade 8, with commentary on Catholic and world events, February to May 1945
4. Newspaper clipping on The Ultra, a boat based on a 1956 Buick Roadmaster, 11 July 1990

File of materials relating to the installation of an Ontario Heritage Trust plaque outside the Belleville Public Library in Belleville, Ontario, to commemorate the insulin-related work of James Bertram Collip. Includes:

1. 14 colour photographs of the Dr. James B. Collip Day event held at City Hall, Belleville, 20 November 2012
2. two letters concerning the plaque, 2013-2024
3. 34 colour photographs taken by the Ontario Heritage Trust of the plaque during its manufacturing process, 2014
4. one newspaper cutting about the plaque unveiling ceremony, 19 June 2014
5. 38 colour photographs taken on the day of the plaque's unveiling, 19 June 2014

Eight small digital images. These are 3 photos of Gerald Pope's store in Corbyville, Ontario, during the 1950s, the section gang working on the tracks in 1954, a photo of Main Street, Trenton, Ontario, and the Pope farm in Victoria Church, in Prince Edward County.

Notes on the names and period of activity of photographers in Belleville, Tweed, Stirling and Madoc, Ontario, with photocopies of examples of their work. The photographers covered are:

• D. Morrice in Madoc, 1878-1895
• Mrs. M. Christie in Madoc, 1868-1882
• E. L. Weiss in Madoc, before 1870
• J. S. Hulett in Napanee, 1870-1900
• Maitland in Madoc (produced tintypes, early)
• Ludbrook in Madoc, 1916-1925
• Leslie F. Morrice in Madoc, 1895-1916
• Brock & Co. in Belleville, 1879-1886
• H. Henderson in Kingston, 1864-1898
• D. Whatmough & Co. in Belleville, 1870-1878
• E. E. Richardson in Belleville, 1901
• W. S. Clarke in Belleville, 1888-1925
• R. McCormick in Belleville, 1884-1925
• D. A. Weese in Belleville, 1887-1897
• M. A. Jackson in Tweed, 1888-1907
• Thomas Donoahue in Tweed, 1906-1920
• T. A. Eggleton in Stirling, 1888-1925

Deeds and papers relating to part of lot 28 on the west side of Pinnacle Street in Belleville, Ontario.

Dates and parties:
1) 18 Jan 1886: Francis Marskeel to William Bleecker
2) 10 Feb 1886: William Bleecker to Thomas Bales Coombs
3) 3 Sep 1889: Thomas Bales Coombs and Ellen Coombs to Thomas Henry Adams
4) 1 Jun 1891: Thomas Henry Adams and Jane Ann Adams to David Matthias Rees
5) 15 Jun 1892: David Matthias Rees and Ruth H. Rees to Herbert Henry Booth
6) 1 Jun 1896: Herbert Henry Booth and Cornelie Booth to Evangeline Cory Booth
7) 22 Nov 1904: Evangeline Cory Booth to Thomas Bales Coombs

8) 17 May 1910: Notice that the parcel of land is held in trust for the Salvation Army
9) 19 Mar 1926: Declaration by John Noble, Secretary of the Governing Council of the Salvation Army, Canada East, that the Salvation Army had held the parcel of land undisturbed since 22 Nov 1904.
10) 28 Dec 1939: Plan by Fraser Aylsworth, Ontario Land Surveyor, of the lot on which the Salvation Army Citadel (later the Pinnacle Playhouse) was located on Pinnacle Street in Belleville

Outline of Professor Donald B. Smith's forthcoming book The Blind Spot: Canada and the "Indians" in Canada's First Century. A Study of non-Indigenous Canadians' perspectives on the First Nations from 1867 to the White Paper of 1969, with copies of some research materials including:

• 'The Indian in "the Great" Canadian Society: A Newspaper Series on People of Tyendinaga': series of articles in the Kingston Whig Standard, February 22nd to 27th, 1965
• 'As A Teacher On The Reserve She Came To Know The Indians': photocopied article from the Napanee Beaver of October 12th, 1966 by Celia File

George Wishart's file of minutes and correspondence relating to the winding up of the congregation of the John Street United Church in Belleville after it was destroyed by fire on 31 October 1936.

Scrapbook of clippings from The Intelligencer newspaper, Belleville, Ontario, compiled by Joyce Bell.

Reproductions of two photographs of buildings in Front Street and South Front Street in Belleville, Ontario.