Intelligencer clippings regarding the launch of the book "Burn this gossip, the true story of George Benjamin of Belleville" by Sheldon and Judith Godfrey, May 1991.
File contains two original issues of the Masonic Sun, May 26, 1899 and November 24, 1899. The earlier issue contains a profile of Douglas Ponton, formerly of Hastings County, newly appointed Grand Superintendent of the Toronto District.
Three young people in uniform, with '1898' inked onto image. Woman standing on left is unidentified, man in centre, seated, is named Fred McKee, woman standing on right is named Emily Grace Kennedy. On back of photograph is written "...
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 QuinteBrooke Bond Foods LimitedNorthern TelecomQuinte Photo Ser...
File contains a printed booklet entitled “Presentation of Colours to the Hastings and Prince Edward Regiment by the Honourable W. Earle Rowe, P.C.” 17 May 1964. Also present are the following printed booklets: The Hastings and Prince Edward Re...
'Remember When' was a weekly supplement to the Belleville Intelligencer newspaper, focusing on elements of Belleville and Hastings County history. They were compiled by Bill Hunt junior, a journalist for the Intelligencer.
Various printed, typescript and manuscript items, including:Poem or hymn "We're traveling home to Heaven above" signed "Mrs Jamieson, 1862"Four editions of 'The Seaview Gazette', a printed publication produced by...
Items from a binder labelled 'Stirling Odds & Ends'. Includes:Photograph of three women and four men, c.1910, given by Terry Bust ("one is his grandfather & uncle")Newspaper clippings relating to Stirling buildings and ...
Item from a binder labelled 'Stirling Odds & Ends', comprising a photocopy of Kathleen Bailey's inventory of historic buildings in Stirling, Ontario, compiled in 1968.
Proposal submitted to Hastings County Council by the Hastings County Historical Society and the Hastings County Museum on 11 April 1975, to use the old Hastings Road as a historical tourist attraction.
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.
