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Printed brochure with key events in the school's history noted.

Illustrated printed brochure promoting Belleville and the Belleville and District Chamber of Commerce. Includes photographs of: Aerial view of Belleville, looking north from the Bay of Quinte Brooke Bond Foods Limited Northern Telecom Quinte Photo Service Limited Four Seasons Hotel Deloro Stellite Corby Distilleries Belleville General Hospital (exterior and interior) Ashley Furs Hugh Murray (1974) Limited Belleville Truck Centre McDonald's Holy Trinity, Greek Orthodox Church Oliphant Electrical Wholesale Co. Ltd. F. LaPalm Ltd. Elliott Motors Front Street (East side, from Goodman's at 307 south towards City Hall) Quinte Mall interior Lots O'Leather Limited C. Keeble for Sails Glanmore House interior Trudeau Motors Limited Mead Johnson Canada Mediterranean Dining Room and Grotta Blue Dining Lounge Deacon Brothers Sportwear, Ltd. Corby Park Durabla Reid's Dairy CJBQ and Intelligenger (interior and exterior) Ontario Hydro Eastern Region Headquarters CNR Station, Belleville Bel-Con Engineering Ltd. Hastings County courthouse and administration building Belleville City Hall Ontario Business College Burrows & Morgan Insurance Agencies Limited Loyalist College Sir James Whitney School O'Neil Stationery and Office Equipment Rawson Travel Service Limited Cornerstone (and artist's impression of Century Place, Front and Bridge Streets, Belleville) Stewart Warner Corp. Maurice H. Rollins Construction Limited AOCO Limited

Calendar for 2012 with images of Belleville, Ontario first published by J. S. Hulett of Napanee in around 1880. The images include:

• Moira River at Upper Bridge
• Footbridge over Moira River
• Dafoe House hotel, Pinnacle and Bridge Streets
• Hastings County Court House, Pinnacle Street
• Lower Bridge
• Bellevue Terrace on Patterson Street
• Rathbun's boat 'Pilgrim'
• Interior of Opera House

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.

Moira Secondary School 'Moirambler' publications for: 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1989

Two versions of a memoir by Edward Bruce Bishop relating to Bishop Seeds of Belleville and various members of the Bishop family.

Bill Hunt's illustrated family history of the Hunts of Simcoe County.

Research paper submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for a Master of Arts degree in History at Nipissing University.

Photocopies of two articles published in 'The Canadian' publication of the Sir James Whitney School for the Deaf concerning the appropriation of the school by the Commonwealth Air Training Programme in 1941.

File of materials relating to the Sir James Whitney School for the Deaf in Belleville, Ontario:

• 'The Way it Was...' publication by J. W. Hodgson on the history of the school, 1980
• Newspaper article by Jack Evans about Hodgson's research, 1997
• Map of Seconds World War school locations in Belleville by Donna Fano, 2010

Program for a concert held on November 13th, 2016 at the National Air Force Museum of Canada in Trenton, Ontario by The Quinte Symphony, 8 Wing Concert Band and 8 Wing Pipes & Drums.

Calendar illustrated with drawings, paintings and photographs of Chisholm Mill in Roslin, Ontario.

This fonds contains 22 folders. It consists of A. McLean Haig's biographical data which includes a brief summary of his life. The second folder contains his incoming correspondence which includes letters from: Assistant Deputy Minister of national Defence James A. Sharpe; a copy of a letter forwarded to Haig from C.C. Wimperly of the Ministry of Municipal Affairs to Mr. A.B. Sprague; two letters between Wimperly and Haig, one with statistics concerning Northumberland and Durham Counties, the communities of Campbellford and Seymour, and the former District of Newcastle; one from A.R. Wilson, the Belleville Superintendent of the Canadian National Railway; one telegram and one business card congratulating Mayor Haig on his election in 1962 from Quebec Premiere Jean Lesage – in the telegram, it is interesting to note that Lesage is spelled Lesarge; a letter from Trans-Canada Air Lines and Air Canada Vice President Howard Cotterell with a small picture sent from Cotterell to Haig from the air carrier's annual report; a letter from CNR Rideau Manager Keith Hunt that had a piece of the rail-track from Pinnacle Street in Belleville enclosed with it after the line had been pulled from the ground in 1964; and three Christmas cards received from constituents.

The are also pieces of Haig's outgoing correspondence including: four pieces of correspondence to CNR the St. Lawrence Region Vice President, W.H. Kyle and Belleville Superintendent A.R. Wilson respectively; and a letter thanking Premiere Lesage – again spelled Lesarge, for his congratulations on winning the 1962 Belleville municipal election.

There is a folder of his municipal papers consisting of: newspaper clippings; a press release from Postmaster M.A. Murray; a program from the opening of the new wing of the Belleville General Hospital in 1956; and a report on major accomplishments achieved by the Haig administration between 1960 and 1963 prepared by City Manager J.R. Reynolds. Additional folders in this fonds include: one folder of federal government papers, nine folders containing copies of his addresses and speeches; one folder of speeches given by other people that the Mayor kept; a folder with copies of the report of the Willmott Royal Commission which looked into the McFarlands hockey team scandal and the City Auditor's report of 1959; one folder of military related documents; one folder with items pertaining to the history of Belleville and Thurlow; a file with printed jokes and other items that Haig found humourous; one folder labeled miscellaneous by the original record keeper; and two volumes of scrapbooks.

Account book for Independent Order of Foresters, Belleville Court Moira, three ribbons for the Independent Order of Foresters and International Association of Machinists, and one medal for the Independent Order of Foresters.