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Photograph of two women, one man and a young girl. On back are pencilled notes reading "Mrs Hick, Mr Gilbert, Lottie & Roy, 4 generations".

Photograph of nine students and the Principal of Belleville High School. Names are: Fanny Curry (Finkle), Myrtle Peck, Annie Campbell, Stan Barber, Ruth Sinclair, Jack Milne, Lillian Armstrong, P. C. [Peter Crawford] MacLaurin (Principal), Irene Bartlett (Trumpour), Marguerite Roberts.

Photograph of G. Graham Fields, a supervisor with Bell Canada who lived in Belleville, Ontario.

Panoramic photograph of employees of the Stephens-Adamson Manufacturing Company of Canada Limited, Franklin Street, Belleville, Ontario. Taken 1 June 1943.

Photograph of a drawing of St. Peter's Presbyterian Church in Madoc, Ontario. A note on the back of the image states that the church burned down in 1873 and the house on the left was the residence of Rev. David Wishart, later owned by George Gillespie.

Photo has the name "Stew Meeks" stamped on the back (possibly intended to refer to Stu Meeks, resident of Belleville and City Councillor).

Photograph of a man, dog, and woman standing in a field in front of a barn.

Photograph of the Commercial Department of Belleville Business College, Belleville, Ontario, 10 March 1903. Names on photograph:

• Fred Wannamaker, Hartsmere, Ont.
• H. A. Millar, Cardinal, Ont.
• George Cook, Belleville
• Frank Pillsworth, Belleville
• Blake Milligan, Melrose, Ont.
• A. D. McDonell, Greenfield, Ont.
• J. A. Toner, Port Ashford, Que.
• J. D. Johnson, Sydney, C.B.
• Alex. Hosie, Belleville
• Fred Ketcheson, Belleville
• Raymond Zufelt, Belleville
• J. A. Wilson, Belleville
• Thomas Fenlon, Stoco, Ont.
• Harold Sanders, Belleville
• E. Bourassa, St. Barthelemi, Que.
• Fred Denyes, Plainfield, Que.
• J. D. Hutchison, Lemesurier, Que.
• Aylmer Frederick, Campbellford, Ont.
• Ryerson Vandervoort, Trenton, Ont.
• J. F. Treverton, Belleville
• J. Mackewen, Foxboro, Ont.
• Laura Mouck, Tweed, Ont.
• Walter Goswell, Foxboro, Ont.
• Daisy McDonald, Belleville
• Harry Mackie, Belleville
• Dora McPherson, Bouck's Hills, Ont.
• Anson Lowry, Picton, Ont.
• May McDonald, Tyndal, Man.
• J. W. Sprague, Demorestville, Ont.
• Florence Ellis, Lindsay, Ont.
• J. D. Burnet, St. Timothee, Que.
• Blanche Banford, Hainesville, Ont.
• Angus F. Pringle, Belleville
• Harry Denton, Assistant
• A. M. McInnes, Teacher
• J. A. Tousaw, Teacher
• J. Frith Jeffers, M.A., Principal
• S. T. Thompson, Teacher
• Douglas Kirby, Assistant
• Maggie Troy, Belleville
• Carl Sills, Foxboro, Ont.
• Robert Bunnett, Plainfield, Ont.
• George A. Mathison, Havelock, Ont.
• Helen E. Moore, Belleville
• Bidwell Sharp, Belleville
• Fred Clark, Belleville
• Harry Richards, Wooler, Ont.
• John Dale, Madoc, Ont.
• Lizzie Farrell, Belleville
• George Denyes, Plainfield, Ont.
• J. M. Dodd, Elmside, Que.
• W. A. Grills, Chapman, Ont.
• Benson Wannamaker, Hartsmere, Que.
• Pearl Montague, Gananoque, Que.
• M. I. Corrigan, Winchester, Ont.
• James E. Palmer, Corbyville, Ont.
• Wakefield Ward, Foxboro, Ont.

Digital copy of a photograph of the former Canniff/Foster home at the northwest corner of Dundas Street and Foster Avenue in Belleville, Ontario. Individuals in the photograph have been identified as Alfred Gillen, his wife, Theda May (Foster) Gillen, Sarah Jane Vrooman (wife of Daniel Foster), Barbara Gillen (later Wood), James Frith Jeffers and his wife, Faustina (born Foster, then Turner).

Photograph of the Canada Cement Company Plant Number Five at Point Anne.

Photograph of 17 people, including 11 members of the Belleville High School Girls' softball team, Eastern Ontario Champions in 1926. Photo $2322 taken by the Panoramic Camera Company of Toronto.

Photograph of the members of the Belleville Business College baseball team of 1913.

Names listed are: A. S. Patterson, R.F., of Cobden, Ontario; H. Aslestine, Capt., Ist Base, of Belleville, Ontario; A. Jackson, C. F. of New York; George Ferguson, Pitcher, of Perth, Ontario; H. Thomas, L. F., of Belleville; M. McMillan, Treasurer, of Inverness, Quebec; E. D. O'Flynn, Secretary; F. E. O'Flynn, President; T. W. Wauchope, Principal; H. Toner, 3rd Base, of Portage du Fort, Quebec; N. D. Lynn, S.S. of of Portage du Fort, Quebec; G. McAllister, Manager, Catcher, of Brownsburg, Quebec; L. Phillips, 2nd Base, of Belleville.

Photograph of a young, bearded man, taken by Margaret Christie of Madoc, Ontario.

Photograph of unidentified baby, posed on fur, taken in A. E. McCollum's studio, Brampton, Ontario.

Photograph of Al Kelleher in a parade on Front Street in Belleville, Ontario, dressed as a town crier. Scalliwag Toys at 215 Front Street is visible in the background.

Photograph of house at 66 Highland Avenue, Belleville, Ontario, home of Norval Anson and Armintha Bonisteel and later of Walter and Esther (Bonisteel) Sharpe.

Album of family photographs compiled by James R. B. Ketcheson. Many of the people in the pictures are identified. Names listed include:

• Grandad [James] Forbes
• Grandad [James E.] Ketcheson
• Isobell Ketcheson
• Annie Ketcheson
• Mother [Jessie Forbes]
• Dad [Lee Albert Ketcheson]
• Mabel Langley
• Madge Howard
• Eric Holmes
• Jack "Chief" Kiop
• Sam Pappas
• Jack Grills
• William McGee
• C. Carter
• May Lewis
• Bertha "Bert" Perkin
• Frank Howard
• B.C.I. rugby team at Cobourg
• Jim Harley at God's Lake, Manitoba
• Chuck Norris
• Alice Hart
• Harry Mullett
• Shorty English
• Percy Hinch
• Wally Walshe
• Doug Wise at Ottawa
• Allan "Dewy" Millard
• Una "Punkie" Millard
• Agnes Millard
• Len Millard
• Irene Crabtree
• Ed Holmes
• Nat Holmes
• Mabel Duncan
• Betty Hendricks
• Cliff Howie
• Ken & Larry Crabtree

Places pictured include:

• Lower Bridge [official opening of concrete bridge in 1929]
• Old Home Week headquarters at Four Corners on Front Street
• Family dogs Major and Luckie
• Outlet Beach at Sandbanks
• Sailboat passing through Bay Bridge
• "Alaska" sailboat in Belleville Harbour
• Rideau Ferry
• Crowe River
• Fort Henry, Kingston
• Murray Canal, Trenton

Plan of the Deseronto Cemetery, with plot numbers.

Photocopy of a photograph of John Freeman (1836-1905) and his wife, Ann Naphan (1824-1923). At one time they owned the Arlington Hotel in Deseronto, Ontario.