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'Tracing a United Empire Loyalist Family Story Rooted in the Quinte Area: Unfolding one branch of the Redner Tree'. Illustrated family history of the descendants of Johannes Ridenour (Redner), inhabitants of Prince Edward County and Belleville, Ontario.

Contains mostly the Quinte Branch newsletter but also correspondence, minutes, reports and a number of walking tours of Belleville and Picton. Some of the minutes from meetings are also included as are some newspaper clippings associated with historic buildings of the region.

An aerial photograph of Sophiasburgh Township, Map # 1.71-4402- 2-144 (enlarged section). The total area covered includes, Consecon Creek and Marsh, Hwy 62, County Road 2 and west Concession 7 in centre of map. A “Little Swamp”, Provincial Government Aerial Photo. Scale 1:10,000. Dated 1971.

Forestry maps of Ameliasburgh, Murray, Rawdon, Sidney and Thurlow townships from 1980.

A map containing focused maps of: Trenton, Belleville, Prince Edward County, Frankford, Picton, Bancroft, Deseronto, Stirling, Tweed, Marmora and Madoc. Insets refer to roads, streets and highways. Published by Millhouse Maps in 2001.

A topographical map of Wellington - Canada sheet #30 N/14, both east and west half sheets. Published by the Army Survey Establishment, Department of National Defence in 1951. Scale 1:50,000.

A double-sided map of the accommodations and services located in Prince Edward County. Dated 2004. Scale 2.5cm = 5km.

File containing:

1. 9 photographs of the construction of the restored Block House at Fort Kente in Carrying Place, 1998
2. Photocopy of article by Paul Germain in Historic Kingston journal 'Rediscovering Kente', 1999
3. Letter from Jane Beecroft to Paul Germain concerning a Trillium Foundation application relating to Fort Kente, 21 May 1999
4. Article by Kente Portage Heritage Conservation Society on 320 year old documents, 1999
5. Article by Mary-Lynne Morgan on the history of the Kente portage, 2020

File contains a newspaper article about live theatre in Prince Edward County.

File contains an engraved funeral card announcing the death of, and the January 1, 1901 funeral service for Edward Roblin, of Roblin's Mill, Ameliasburg Township.

File contains a manuscript license issued by the Province of Ontario on 13 October 1879 approving the operation of a ferry from Sidney Township in Hastings County to Ameliasburgh Township in Prince Edward County. Also present are two printed, completed bills of sale, dated 5 November 1880 transferring 64 shares in the steam paddler, Mary Ethel, built at Trenton, to the Bay of Quinte Navigation Company (Limited).

Visitor's register with meals served, yachts launched and arrived, 27 Jun - 10 Sept, 1905.

File contains a photocopy of pages 38-63 from the publication the Ontario Archaeology, Number 72, 2001, written by David A. Robertson "Mourning, Curing, Feasting of Industry? The Interpretation of the Quinte and Perch Lake Mounds".

The file contains brochures for: 1. The Belleville Scout/Guide Museum,; 2. North Hastings Heritage Museum (Bancroft); 3. Hastings County Museum of Agricultural Heritage (Stirling); 4. Quinte Education Museum & Archieves

File contains a newspaper article concerning militia and cavalry actively in the service of the Federal government. Includes numbers and pay and ration rates by rank, and lists the number of individuals serving from Hastings and Prince Edward Counties in 1871.

File contains a newspaper article dated 17 March 1964 regarding a carved 'mascot' of the Hastings and Prince Edward Regiment , which was created in 1940 by Pembroke artist Abe Patterson and was carried into battle during World War II.

File contains a newspaper article dated 27 May 1957 concerning an inspect of the Hastings and Prince Edward militia unit by Col. M.E. Clark. Also contains a newspaper article of 5 June 2004 regarding the European re-enactment of the Normandy landing on D-Day.