Flyers for candidates in Hastings County ridings: Stephanie Bell (NDP), Neil Ellis (Liberal), Shelby Kramp-Neuman (Conservative), Ryan Williams (Conservative)
45rpm vinyl record with 'Centennial Polka' on one side, music arranged and conducted by Ben McPeek, soloist Billy Van, lyrics R. Sutton, music A. Ticknovich, sound P. Sheridan and 'Fêtons, Fêtons, Fêtons' on the other, music arranged and conducted by Ben McPeek, soloist Jacques Michel, lyrics G. Brown and J. Michel, music A. Ticknovich, sound P. Sheridan . A Steinberg Centennial project, with proceeds from the sale of the single going to the Indian-Eskimo Association of Canada
'Belleville General Hospital Rehabilitation Week, Nov. 20-25, 1973', program of events, history of Belleville General Hospital and the Women's Auxiliary, photographs of the hospital in 1973
'Hastings County 4-H Awards Night, Centre Hastings Secondary School, Madoc, Ontario, Friday Nov. 30, 1973', program and lists of award winners
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.
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"
Album with 105 postcards of scenes in Belleville, Peterborough, Campbellford, Warkworth, Meaford, Wallaceburg, Dresden, Lindsay, Stirling, Trenton, Kingston, Ottawa and Picton, Ontario.
Photocopies of correspondence, proposals, and agreements relating to the renovation of the City Hall building in Belleville, Ontario which was undertaken by Bel-Con Design-Builders for the City of Belleville in 1988.
Newspaper articles from the Globe and Mail, the Toronto Star, and the Intelligencer concerning the expulsion of Derek Sloan from the Conservative Party caucus.
Three mounted newspaper clippings with printed illustrations of Belleville institutions:
Deaf and Dumb Asylum, November 1870
Albert College, December 1870
Marchmont House, 1876
Also a reproduction of HC01468 (view of Bridge Street West in 1840). This item was originally donated to Glanmore National Historic Site by Edith Clapp in March 2015 (as 005.502.005).
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.
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.
