Digital copy of a photograph of the former Canniff/Foster home at the northwest corner of Dundas Street and Foster Avenue in Belleville, Ontario. Individuals in the photograph have been identified as Alfred Gillen, his wife, Theda May (Foster) Gillen, Sarah Jane Vrooman (wife of Daniel Foster), Barbara Gillen (later Wood), James Frith Jeffers and his wife, Faustina (born Foster, then Turner).
Photograph shows the Pasmore pharmacy at the northwest corner of St. George and Thomas Streets in Deseronto, Ontario. The owner of this property was Dr. William Pasmore.
Portrait of George Hamilton Backus (1830-1904). He worked for Brown's foundry in Belleville, and was a member of City Council in 1885 and a public school trustee. He was also a member of the volunteer fire brigade and associated with the 49th Hastings Rifles. He was a member of St. John's Presbyterian Church.
Record labels read: "Apex Electrophonic Male Quartet Swing Along (Andrews) The Radio Four (Of Belleville, Ont.) Leo B. Riggs, Director 26118-A The Compo Co. Limited, Lachine, Montreal, Canada"
"Apex Electrophonic Male Quartet John Peel (Andrews) The Radio Four (Of Belleville, Ont.) Leo B. Riggs, Director 26118-B The Compo Co. Limited, Lachine, Montreal, Canada"
Photograph album with snapshots of children and pets. Some of the images show cars, trains, and manufacturing sites in and around Trenton, Ontario. One photograph shows Harry Palmer after winning the Deacon Road Race between Trenton and Belleville on 7 September 1908.
A compilation of short character sketches about soldiers of the First and Second World Wars from Hastings County who died but are not memorialized at the cenotaph, monument, or memorial park where they were born.
Plan of subdivision creating Bay and Cross Streets in Plainfield, Thurlow Township, Ontario. Text reads: "Plan of Town lots laid out on the front of the East Half of lot number twenty three in the Seventh concession of the Township of Thurlow in the County of Hastings, Surveyed for the proprietor Josephy Fletcher Mackencie [Mackenzie] , By John Emerson P.L.S. October 1877. Scale one chain to an Inch. This plan is correct and is prepared under the provisions of the Registrations of Titles (Ontario) Act. John Emerson P.L.S. Duplicate Plan registered the first day of June A. D. 1878." The lot at the southeast corner is identified as "Halls Tavern Lot".
Documentary video by Gerry Fraiberg and Gilaine Mitchell about the work of the Three Oaks Foundation in Belleville, Ontario and its shelter for women and children who were victims of domestic violence. Music by Michael Tarry McDermott.
Booklet produced at the time of the closure of the Corbyville plant of Corby's Distilleries, containing a history of the Corbys and photographs of employees and site buildings and vehicles.
