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A blueprint reproduction of a map of Wollaston Township in Hastings County, Ontario. The map features the names of neighboring townships, lot and concession numbers, rivers, lakes, and the Central Ontario Railway. Original map circa 1880. Scale 40 chains to an inch.

A blueprint reproduction of a map of Tudor Township in Hastings County, Ontario. The map features the names of neighboring townships, lot and concession numbers, rivers, lakes, creeks and meadows. Original map circa 1865. Scale 40 chains to an inch.

A blueprint reproduction of a map of Mayo Township in Hastings County, Ontario. The map features the names of neighboring townships, lot and concession numbers, rivers, lakes and school sections in red. Circa 1865. Scale 40 chains to an inch.

An original waxed linen map of Mayo Township in Hastings County, Ontario. The map features the names of neighboring townships, lot and concession numbers, and lakes. Signed by a “J. E. Appleby” of Toronto. Circa 1890.

A blueprint reproduction of a map of Madoc Township in Hastings County, Ontario. The map features the names of neighboring townships, lot and concession numbers, Central Ontario Railway, Moira River, a mill site and springs. Circa 1880. Scale 40 chains to an inch.

File contains newspaper articles concerning the history of the Monck Road, a colonization road primarily, but also intended as a less vulnerable military route between the Upper Great Lakes and the Ottawa Valley, passing near Bancroft, Ontario. The road was surveyed in 1864-1865 and named in honour of Governor-General, Lord Monck. Also included is typescript transcript of an article entitled "Was the Monck Road for Military Use?" / by Dr. J. J. Talman, first published in the Orillia Packet and Times, 27 June 1940

A map of Hastings County in 1914. Roads to be removed are highlighted in red colour. Published by the Office of Public Roads and Highways. Scale: 2 miles = 1". Dimensions: 54cm x 87cm.

Donated by Eric Jones, accession #2015-49.

A map of Hastings County with major roads, settlements, waterways and railroads. Circa 1930. Portions of adjoining counties are also shown.

Donated by Nick January in 2016.

A road map of Hastings County in 1949. Portions of adjoining counties are also pictured. Boundaries are yellow, while roads are blue and red. Published by the Ontario Department of Highways. Scale: 1 inch = 4 miles.

Donated by Nick January of the Hastings County Planning and Development Department in 2016.

A map of Hastings County, with its 24 townships, in 1914. Superimposed on top is the New Road System as of July 1, 1925. The map features lots, concessions, locks, settlements, water ways and railroads. Published by the Office of Public Roads & Highways of Ontario.

Donated by Nick January of the Hastings County Planning and Development Department in 2016.

A New Railway Map of the Province of Ontario published in the Canadian Almanac of 1888 by Copp Clark Limited.

A reproduction of a "Map of the Province of Ontario Showing Railways now Running." A series of Toronto business advertisements line the bottom of the map. Originally published by the Canadian Almanac in 1884. Reproduced by COPP Clark Professional in January 1997 for the celebration of 150 continuous years of almanac and directory publishing.

Donated by the Belleville Public Library in 2014.