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Two photograph of staff and students of Foxboro Public School, Ontario. Female teacher in 2014-33/2 has been identified as Bessie Ashley.

Four photographs of members of the Lazier family:
1) Reproduction of a photograph of Richard Lazier (1805-1871) by Clarke of Belleville, [original c.1860]
2) Photograph of Nicholas Wellington Lazier (1828-1919) by Brock & Co., 279 Front Street, Belleville, c.1885
3) Photograph of Frank B. Lazier (1859-1954), Nettie W. Lazier (b.1862), Oscar W. Lazier (1883-1952), Josephine Cook and Anna Cook by Zweifel of Duluth, Minnesota, c.1900
4) Photograph of Annie Bedell Lazier (1805-1903) by Bryant's Studio of Belleville, c.1902

Nineteen photographs of the Norris Whitney bridge between Belleville and Rossmore, Ontario, under construction. Three were taken from the air when Ross Cummings was flying a Cessna 150 over the bridge.

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

Five photographs of Canadian National Railways locomotives. The engine numbers are 6100, 6065, 6066 and 6079.

Four reproduction photographs of military cadets at Belleville Collegiate Institute and Vocational School in the 1930s.

Two photo-postcards, one of "Mrs. Foster & daughter" and one of "Mrs G. Perry, 6 Moira St. E. Belleville".

1) Photograph of a large family gathering at a building identified as "Reed House".

2) Photograph of a gathering of young people, c.1905 [probably a school group from Ameliasburgh, Ontario]. Names identified are:

1. Horace Root
2. Ernest Morris
3. Grace Morris
4. James Milton Root (teacher)
5. Lena Van Wart
6. Vivian Van Wart
7. Billie Van Wart
8. Walter Cunningham
9. John Thompson
10. Clarence (Peter) Way
11. Charles Wood
12. Russell Dickson
13. Tommy Armistead
14. Thomas Van Cott
15. Harry Cunningham
16. Zenas Palmer
17. Mary Bell Black
18. Clara Duncan
19. Donald Anderson
    23 Eva Van Cott
    24 Marjorie Sprung
20. Katherine Root
21. Rossie Welch
22. Letitia Palmer
23. Claude Root
24. Edith Lauder
    32 Morley Wood
25. Oral Lauder
26. Thomas Armistead
    35 Loral Wanamaker
27. Gerald Morris
28. Clark Sprung
29. Liz Armistead
30. ? Moy
31. Elizabeth Armistead
32. Ruth Pymer
33. Maud Cunningham
34. Myrtle Jones
35. Grace Sprung
36. Pearl Sprung
37. Percy Welch
38. Everett Jones
39. John Anderson
40. Clarence Cunningham
41. Roy Van Cott
42. John Black
43. Leonard Frederick
44. Hazel Titus
45. Mabel Lauder
46. Elizabeth Potter
47. Clement Frederick
48. Grace Titus

3) Photograph of an unidentified young man, taken by W. S. Clarke of Belleville, c.1910

4) Reproduction of a photograph of Hay Bay Church, taken by J. S. Hulett of Napanee in 1892

5) Reproduction of a photograph of Hay Bay Church, c.1900

6) Group photograph of Belleville, Ontario, Post Office workers, taken on the retirement of Morris Stork (c.1950) by William E. Riley.
Names supplied:

Front row:
Robert Andrews, former Letter Carrier #9
Wilson Bird (Birdie), former Letter Carrier #3
(Blind friend of Morris Stork)
A. E. Geen (Peg), former Collector of Customs
J. C. Waddell, Postmaster
Morris Stork (Morrie), Assistant Postmaster
MacKlew, District Director, Ottawa
MacDonald, Inspector for district
Charles Moore, former Mail Clerk
Douglas Burns, Supervisor Letter Carrier

Second row:
Harry Baker, former Letter Carrier #7
C. L. R. Wanamaker (Wanny), Senior Letter Carrier #1
Arnold Revoy, Supervisory Letter Carrier
Dale, Postal Clerk
Pat Melchoir, M. O. Clerk
J. V. C. Truaisch, former Postmaster
Carman Massey, new Assistant Postmaster
Clinton C. Evan (Clint), General Delivery Clerk
Fred Sprague, former Chief Excise Officer

Third row:
Eugene Lang (Jeeps), Register Clerk
Cyril Hermon, Letter Carrier (now retired)
Radway, Temporary Postal Clerk
George Butler, Letter Carrier #7
Russel Post, M. O. Clerk
S. M. McBridge (Stew), Letter Carrier #3
Harold Griffin, Letter Carrier #6
Gerald Turner (Jerry), former Letter Carrier now Postal Clerk
Jack Geen, former Postal Clerk
Doug Stock, former Postal Clerk
?

Back row:
Cecil Scofield, Supervisory Letter Carrier
Bernard Balyx, Supervisory Letter Carrier
Douglas Galpin, Supervisory Letter Carrier
Al Kelleher, Letter Carrier #12
Jerry Powers, Postal Clerk
O. B. MacMullen, Letter Carrier #1
Jack Smith, Supervisory Postal Clerk
Harold Baukier, Financial Clerk

7) Photograph taken on the occasion of the unveiling of a plaque at Sandhurst in South Fredericksburg, Lennox and Addington County to commemorate James Rogers, a Loyalist settler and veteran of the Revolutionary war, 16 June 1963.

8) Reproduction of a photograph of two men in military uniforms, one identified as Benjamin Jacques, "dressed for Fenian War", c.1865

9) Photograph of couple on a porch with a mounted stag's head, identified as Mr & Mrs Jack Clark, c.1930

Two plastic bags from the Leslie's shoe store at 255 and 257 Front Street, Belleville.

Souvenir folder containing 20 folded images of John Valentine postcards showing scenes in Belleville, Ontario.

Photo postcard of the 15th Argyll Light Infantry regimental band, taken at the Toronto Exhibition on 14 August 1915.

Postcard promoting the Hastings County Museum when it was housed in the former Registry Office building on Church Street in Belleville. The postcard has a sketch of the museum on the front and "One of Ontario's finest small museums" on the back.

Coloured postcard of the covered bridge at Trenton, Ontario.

Postcard produced by Canadian Royalties Limited, showing a car on a road in farmland near water.

Postcards of the Administration Building at R.C.A.F. Trenton and of the London Lunch restaurant at 174 Front Street, Belleville, Ontario.

Fourteen postcards of scenes in Belleville, Ontario during the March 1936 floods.

Two postcards and one photograph of flooding in Belleville, Ontario in 1936.

Twenty postcards from members of the Morris family addressed to James Morris of Winnipeg, Manitoba.

Printing block for the front cover of the 1936 Jubilee edition of Elevator magazine.

Draw ticket for a Nash-Lafayette four door sedan from Riggs Motor Sales, Belleville, sold at the Belleville Fair in August 1939.