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Nine digital photographs of speakers at an event held to mark the 150th anniversary of the Belleville Cemetery.

Hand-written notes summarizing 1954 correspondence at the Churchill Archives Centre (reference CHUR 2/330) relating to the naming of Sir Winston Churchill Public School in Belleville, Ontario.

Program of speakers and music presented at the memorial event held for Peter Newman (1929-2023) on 7 October 2023.

Family history research and memorabilia relating to the Chisholm family of Hastings County and related families.

Minutes, photographs, newspaper cuttings of the Belleville Weavers and Spinners Guild.

Two Tweedsmuir history volumes, covering 2011-2014 and 2011-2023.

1. Series of PDF files summarizing activities of the Belleville Art Association in the following years:
   1. 1958-1979
   2. 1980-1999
   3. 2000-2009
   4. 2010-2015
   5. 2016-2018
   6. 2019-2023
   7. Appendix: PDF of 49 images of the Gallery pages of the Intelligencer newspaper, 2003-2023

2. Paper and audio-visual files:
   1. BAA: Historical Facts
   2. Newspaper clippings, 1967-1979
   3. Newspaper clippings, 1980-1989
   4. Newspaper clippings, 1990-1999
   5. Newspaper clippings, 2000-2009
   6. Newspaper clippings, 2010-2019
   7. "Artists Choice" selection of 35mm slides and written commentary from local visual artists, produced by the Hastings County Board of Education, 1988
   8. DVD version of "Artists Choice", produced in 2008

Literature produced by candidates for municipal office. Individuals covered are:

• Mike Benson
• Neil Ellis
• Mitch Panciuk
• Margaret Seu
• Garnet Thompson

Hand-written notes on various politicians form the Hastings and Quinte area.

The records contain event planning materials, as well as photographs, correspondence, newspaper clippings and promotional materials. The material has been arranged into eight series: Administrative, Publications, Awards and Bursaries, Events, Artists, Newspaper Clippings, Photographs, and Audiovisual Material.

Scanned copy of a chapter from the book Unsettling the Great White North: Black Canadian History, dealing with a case study of an enslaved Black woman called Bet. Bet was sold to William Holloway Wallbridge of Belleville in 1812.

Materials relating to the Phillips, Burrows and Faulkner families of Belleville, Ontario, former residents of Glanmore, their house on Bridge Street West and Dufferin Avenue.