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File contains newspaper clipping about the fire at Albert College in 1917. There is also a newspaper clipping about Albert College Professor of Natural History John Macoun, who has had approximately 48 Canadian flora and fauna species named for him.

Front cover of Northern Telecom publication The Switching Post for January/February/March 1981, with an aerial photograph of flooding on the west side of Belleville, west of Coleman Street and north of Dundas Street.

Records of the Quinte Field Naturalists consisting of:

• books of meeting minutes
• newsletters
• newspaper clippings
• pamphlets
• financial statements, the organization's constitution
• breeding and nesting records, Christmas bird counts
• memos, letters
• obituaries of members
• an application for incorporation (stamped with date of incorporation - 22 Jan 1991 - by the Ministry of Consumer and Commercial Relations)
• membership records constitution, proposals, by-laws

Map showing the location and dates of shipwrecks around the shoreline of Prince Edward County.

The file contains a newspaper article from 1962 (with picture) about the appointment of Cecil B. Ketcheson as Chairman of the Moira River Conservation Authority. It also has (4) booklets:

1. O'Hara Mill (Madoc)
2. Colonel Roscoe Vanderwater Conservation Area
3. M.R.C.A. Progress and Achievements 1947-1962
4. M.R.C.A. 25 years of Conservation printed abt. 1972

File contains printed minutes of meetings of the Moira River Conservation Authority, June-August, 1960. Also contains printed and photocopied announcements concerning the official opening of The Colonel Roscoe Vanderwater Conservation Area; several newspaper articles regarding Lingham Lake on the Moira River watershed area; and a photocopied printed paper entitled Modernising an Old Dam'/ by Bruce H. Smith, Chairman of the Moira River Conservation Authority, concerning the rebuilding of the dam at Lingham Lake

Bound reports and minutes of meetings of the Belleville and Suburban Planning Board.

File contains two copies of a tourist brochure from 1923, “Over the Hills of Hastings: To the Haunts of the Gamey Black Bass, the Elusive Speckled Trout and the Fighting Maskinonge, Treasure House of Gold, Copper, Iron, Talc, Marble and Many Other Minerals, Beauties and Resources”.

File contains a list of place names in Hungerford and their history. There is also a copy of a statement made by a surveyor in 1797 regarding the quality of land in Hungerford. Used by Gerry Boyce for his book , Historic Hastings.

File contains newspaper clippings about the establishment of the Crowe Valley Conservation Authority and a booklet that compiles the annual reports from 1958-1965.

The file contains a copy of Bill 90; "An Act to amend The Conservation Authorities Act", titled "The Conservation Authorities Act-Revised Statues of Ontario, 1950, Chapter 62 as amended to 1959." Ontario Department of Planning and Development, Toronto.

This file contains two newspaper articles dated 1879 (May/June). One is about a local Walking Match between H.E. Beasley and W.P. Ferguson. The second is giving the local weather temperatures recorded for 26 June 1879.