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

File of photographs taken during the restoration of 45 South Front Street, Belleville, Ontario.

Plans and external elevations of a proposed Masonic Temple in Belleville (not built), with notes by Paul Foster on the history of the plans (1999).

Photographs include COVID-19-related signs, building renovations on Front Street in Belleville, work on the Skyway Bridge, and damage to the concrete of the Bridge Street bridge in Belleville.

File contains 6 newspaper clippings about some of the oldest buildings in Belleville – mentioned was the Chisholm McDougall House, The Springer Burns house, the Court house, and walking tours of Belleville looking at old homes.

File contains 'Souvenir Hotel Quinte' from 1895 and several pages from the June 1960 “Canadian Architects” magazine on a renovation of the hotel, donated by Tom Ransom.

File contains a printed booklet ca. 1961 entitled History of King Baldwin Preceptory, No. 6 Belleville, Ontario. Also contains a printed obituary dated August 4, 1928, of Rt. Em. Kt. Richard Henry Spencer, Presiding Preceptor of the Belleville No. 6 King Baldwin Preceptory. Also present is a printed booklet of by laws of the King Baldwin Preceptory ca. 1928, and blueprints of the Preceptory Hall, 1926.

The file contains a number of newspaper articles and pictures about the construction of the Norris Whitney Bridge, also written remarks by Honourable James Snow, Minister of Transportation, at the Sod-Turning Ceremony for the Norris Whitney Bridge, 13 November 1980; copy of news release and fact sheet.

Display panel with images of the United Empire Loyalist monument in Belleville.

Display panels with pictures and information about churches in Belleville.

Display panels about properties on the former site of the Hotel Quinte in Belleville, Ontario.

Display panels about the history of the courthouse block (between Pinnacle, Campbell, Church and Patterson Streets) in Belleville, Ontario.

Two digital photographs of the demolition of the Edith Cavell Residence at Belleville General Hospital, Belleville, Ontario.

Research notes on the history of the stone building commonly known as 'Meyers' Mill' in Belleville, Ontario, originally part of Ellis Burrell's axe factory.

File contains the following newspaper clips on the Belleville police department c.1969: Belleville Police station officially open at old YMCA building, Hon. Roberts opens new police station, clip on Belleville police Chief Hugh MacKinnon, and other miscellaneous newspaper clips on the Belleville police station and department c.1969.

Photographs taken during the demolition of the Henderson building at 397-399 Front Street, Belleville, Ontario.

File contains 18 negatives of Belleville, Ontario buildings (mainly on Front Street: Woodley furs, the Belmont Restaurant, Whalen music) and copies of Lois Foster's notes on the early history of downtown buildings.

File contains a letter to MacKenzie Bowell regarding a cannon for Victoria Park in Belleville.

Display panels on various Belleville buildings, assembled by Donna Fano for the Jane's Walks held in Belleville, Ontario, in 2016.

Four photographs of the exterior of the Armouries building on Pinnacle and Bridge Streets in Belleville, Ontario.